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Comparison

Sony A7 IV vs Canon EOS R6 Mark II

Sony A7 IV

Sony · Sony E

Sensor
Full frame
Resolution
33 MP
Video
4K
Price
$2,298

Canon EOS R6 Mark II

Canon · Canon RF

Sensor
Full frame
Resolution
24.2 MP
Video
4K
Price
$2,299

Two of the most popular full-frame hybrid cameras go head to head.

Editor's verdict

Both are excellent; the A7 IV leans resolution and value, while the R6 Mark II leans speed and video polish.

Recommended for

Choose the A7 IV for higher resolution and a deeper lens ecosystem; choose the R6 Mark II for the fastest action autofocus.

At a glance

Key advantages

Sony A7 IV

  • Lower priceTypically $2,298 vs $2,299
  • Higher resolution33 MP vs 24.2 MP
  • Lighter body658 g vs 670 g

Canon EOS R6 Mark II

  • Stronger stabilization8 stops vs 5.5 stops

Specs

Specifications compared

Highlighted rows show where the two cameras differ.

Specification comparison between Sony A7 IV and Canon EOS R6 Mark II
SpecificationSony A7 IVCanon EOS R6 Mark II
Price
Launch price$2,499$2,499
Current price$2,298$2,299
Release
Released20212022
Statusreleasedreleased
Sensor
Sensor sizeFull frameFull frame
Sensor typeBSI CMOSCMOS
Megapixels33 MP24.2 MP
ProcessorBIONZ XRDIGIC X
Image
Image stabilizationYes (5.5 stops)Yes (8 stops)
Weather sealedYesYes
Video
Max video resolution4K4K
Max video frame rate60p60p
Display
Viewfinder3.69M-dot EVF3.69M-dot EVF
ScreenVari-angle touchscreenVari-angle touchscreen
Screen size3.0"3.0"
Body
Weight658 g670 g
Dimensions131.3 × 96.4 × 79.8 mm138.4 × 98.4 × 88.4 mm
Performance
Autofocus points7591053
Continuous shooting1040
ISO range100–51200100–102400
Memory card slots22
Battery life580760
USBUSB-C 3.2USB-C 3.2
HDMIFull-sizeMicro
Mic input3.5mm3.5mm
Headphone3.5mm3.5mm
WirelessWi-Fi + BluetoothWi-Fi + Bluetooth

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