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Canon EOS 6D Mark II to feature Dual Pixel Auto-Focus (DPAF) [CW4]
After yesterday‘s bits about the Canon EOS 6D Mark II, we have a small addition today.
I have been told (thanks) by a good source that the Canon EOS 6D Mark II will have Canon’s first tier sensor based Auto-Focus system on board, Dual Pixel AF.
DPAF was first featured on the [shoplink 14246]Canon EOS 70D[/shoplink]. It’s available on the [shoplink 37471]Canon EOS 80D[/shoplink], [shoplink 40051]EOS 5D Mark IV[/shoplink], [shoplink 40697]EOS M5[/shoplink], [shoplink 22664]EOS 7D Mark II[/shoplink], [shoplink 37157]EOS-1D X Mark II[/shoplink], and on some Canon Cinema cameras.
CW’s take: the rumor has a good chance to be reliable. I think a Canon EOS 6D Mark II without DPAF would not make much sense for Canon. For the time being these are the rumored Canon EOS 6D MArk II specs:
- 24MP or 25MP sensor
- Dual Pixel AF
- Dual SD card slots
- NO 4K
- Full tiltable display
- New AF system
- Slightly smaller and lighter
- Announcement expected Q1 2017
Stay tuned…

