BE THE REVOLUTION
The EOS R expands Canon’s line-up as our first full-frame mirrorless camera — paving the way for continued optical excellence. Designed to excel in both performance and handling, the EOS R features impressive autofocus capabilities and the ability to shoot in both 4K and Full HD — plus, a new lens mount system that offers full compatibility with EF and EF-S lenses*.
Full-Frame CMOS Sensor &
DIGIC 8 Image Processor
The EOS R’s 30.3 megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor, coupled with its impressive DIGIC 8 image processor, work together to ramp up your photography game, delivering outstanding image quality and fast, accurate performance as Canon’s first full-frame mirrorless camera.
Redesigned Mount System
The EOS R is equipped with Canon’s new RF lens mount system, exclusively designed to complement our line of RF lenses. The mount uses a sophisticated 12 pin connection to enable incredibly fast AF, enhanced image stabilization and more.
EF & EF-S Lens Compatibility*
Have a few EF and EF-S lenses in your gear bag? The new RF lens mount offers full compatibility with Canon’s range of EOS lenses*, thanks to three optional mount adapters that help expand and inspire your creative vision.
Impressive Autofocus Capabilities
Capture sharp, high-quality images with the EOS R’s Dual Pixel CMOS AF, offering a maximum of 5,655 manually selectable AF point positions**. The EOS R can even focus in light as dim as EV -6***, making it perfect for night photography.
Mount Adapters EF-EOS R
Intuitive Multi-Function Bar
Access the tools you need, right at your fingertips, with the newly designed multi-function bar. Change settings, check manual focus and personalize other helpful options for a more streamlined and intuitive shooting experience.
Record Crisp 4K Video
Transform your visual storytelling with the EOS R’s 4K and Full HD video capabilities. Record 4K video up to 30 frames per second (fps) or Full HD 1080p video up to 60 fps. You can even edit and enhance your shots post-production by activating the Canon Log.
