Canon EOS R8 Body + EF - RF mount Adapter
The Canon EOS R8 is a very light Full-frame system camera with features from the Canon EOS R3 and Canon EOS R6 Mark II, namely Dual Pixel CMOS AF II, 4K video at 60fps, 40fps when shooting and 24.2 megapixels.
Photography
The Canon EOS R8 is ideal for photography thanks to the 24.2 megapixel Full-frame sensor. This camera has a faster readout on the sensor, so you as an image maker are less affected by rolling shutter. If you want to capture the action, the 30 fps RAW burst mode of the EOS R6 Mark II will help you get started. You also have a pre-roll setting, where it records half a second (15 images) before you click the shutter. These photos are shot in both JPG and RAW. This way you will never miss that spontaneous moment again.
In addition to the RAW burst mode, the R8 has more cool photo functionalities, namely focus bracketing and multiple exposure. The camera also has various recording modes that allow you to get started with taking close-ups, HDR images and panoramas. This option is ideal if you are enthusiastic about capturing landscapes, cities or the small details of the macro world.
Video
In addition to the photography capabilities of the R8, there are also many great video specifications. For example, with the Canon EOS R8 you can work in 4K resolution at no less than 60 fps, which is oversampled from 6K. This means that the sensor stores even more information, making your shots even sharper and containing more details. In addition to the 4K option, you can also record images in Full HD at 180 frames per second. These specifications ensure beautiful slow motions. It is also possible to film vertically, so that you can share the images on your favourite social media platform.
mount adapter
The Canon EF-RF mount adapter makes it possible to use EF and EF-S lenses on your Canon EOS R camera. This way you are not only limited to the RF lenses, but you can also work with other lenses. The compact and light mount adapter ensures that the autofocus and image stabilization functionalities of the EF and EF-S lenses are retained.
