With a price range from 890 to 8000 euros, there should be something to suit almost every budget. High-resolution medium and full-frame cameras offer top performance in terms of image quality. Robust, fast and excellently equipped cameras can also be found in the APS-C and MFT range...

If you're looking for a system camera that doesn't compromise on quality, you'll still definitely want a full-frame camera in 2025. Professionals rely exclusively on cameras with a sensor in the classic 35 mm format. No wonder, as the full-frame format offers many advantages in practice...

With the EOS R6 Mark Il, Canon has one of the fastest mirrorless cameras on sale: thanks to its higher readout speed, it achieves an impressive 40 images per second with autofocus and exposure tracking. However, the resolution of 24 megapixels remains at a moderate level; if you need a higher resolution, you have to go for the EOS-R5 series...

With the EOS R6 Mark Il, Canon has one of the fastest mirrorless cameras on sale: thanks to its higher readout speed, it achieves an impressive 40 images per second with autofocus and exposure tracking. However, the resolution of 24 megapixels remains at a moderate level: if you need a higher resolution, you have to go for the EOS-R5 series...

With the EOS R6 Mark II, Canon may well have the fastest full-frame mirrorless in its stable: Thanks to a higher readout speed, Canon promises an impressive 40 images per second with autofocus and exposure tracking. The dust- and splash-proof housing does not shine with the highest resolution, which is only offered in a higher class...

According to Canon, the R6 Il is "the fastest EOS camera to date" - astonishing, as the new camera uses the same processor (DigicX) but no stacked CMOS as the professional model R3. This costs twice as much as the R6ll, but can "only" shoot 30 instead of 40 images per second. In terms of autofocus, especially scene recognition, the new model is on a par with Canon's top model...