After giving it some thought, you’re finally ready to upgrade to full frame camera. There’s nothing wrong with this decision if the numerous benefits destined to come your way are anything to go with. However, it is easy to feel overwhelmed or confused about the ideal place to start.

But that doesn’t have to be the case since you get through this purchase decision provided you understand what is expected of you. In this blog post, we take you through some of the different types of full frame cameras you should know about. Read on below to uncover more!

EOS R- The Dependable Classic

If you’ve done your homework, then you already know that the EOS R is the camera that started Canon’s full-frame mirrorless lineup. Actually, you can deem it to be the perfect transition from Canon DSLRs to Canon Mirrorless. This full frame camera features a 30-megapixel sensor, very similar to that of the 5D Mark IV.

Moreover, it boasts sharper edge-to-edge shots thanks to the improved flange distance between the sensor and the rear element, together with improved lenses, the EOS R creates beautiful, high-quality images.

EOS R6- The New Generation Versatile Dream

There’s no denying that the EOS R6 is full of surprises. With only 20 megapixels, it may appear like a downgrade, but this sensor is better implemented and has increased processing power allowing it to resolve better deal at a high ISO. It offers impressive dynamic range, performance, sharpness, and color rendition.

EOS R5- The New Generation Pro

Standing at the top of the food chain is the EOS R5. As a jack of all trades, this camera is packed with pro features. Thanks to its new 45-megapixeld image-stabilized sensor together with close to 20 FPS exposure and a fully weather-sealed body, the R5 is an advanced photographer’s dream.

Similar to the R6, the R6 has a speedy and accurate autofocus system with the potential to keep up with anything you throw at it. It boasts the highest resolution EVF 5.76 million dots, up to 8k and 4k 120 video, and an incredible detail and exceptional results.

The above are merely some of the different types of full frame cameras that Canon offers. Be sure to factor in the pros and cons of each before deciding on anything. It is then that you can make an informed purchase decision.