EOS R6 MK II + 24-105mm f/4-7.1EAN  4549292200614

Canon EOS R6 Mark II mirrorless camera
The full frame all-rounder
Combining exceptional photographic performance with adequate video capabilities, the Canon EOS R6 Mark II is a versatile mirrorless body for creators of multimedia content. An updated 24.2MP CMOS sensor pairs with updated processing for more improved AF, impressive 10-bit 4K 60p video, and faster overall performance. Additionally, the camera body has been updated for more intuitive handling, including a redesigned top plate for easier access to different shooting modes.
24.2MP full frame sensor and DIGIC X processing
Updated full frame sensor
Hitting a sweet spot in terms of resolution, the R6 Mark II incorporates a new 24.2MP CMOS sensor that is versatile for both photo and video applications, performs well in low-light conditions, and produces stunning, accurate colors.
DIGIC X processor
Borrowed from the R3, the R6 Mark II's updated processing suits the camera's multimedia nature. Capable of processing high-speed bursts and high-resolution 4K video, DIGIC X supports continuous shooting at up to 40fps with a silent electronic shutter or 12fps with a mechanical shutter, with AF and AE readings before each frame. There's also a 30fps RAW Burst mode, which offers pre-shot capture to record moments that happened up to 0.5 seconds before you press the shutter.

Additionally, better processing leads to better low-light performance, with the sensitivity range now extending from ISO 100-102400 and expandable to ISO 204800 for working in very difficult lighting conditions.
4K UHD video recording
In addition to still images, the R6 Mark II's sensor also offers high resolution UHD 4K 60p internal video using the full width of the sensor and the ability to work with 10-bit sampling with Canon Log 3. 6K recording also for oversampling 4K shots at 30p for better clarity, reduced moiré and reduced noise. Also, for slow motion playback, 180p recording is supported up to Full HD resolution.
HDR-PQ recording is also possible for in-camera HDR productio