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Canon’s Radically Redesigned EOS R8 II Has IBIS, 4Kp60, and an AF Joystick

Canon introduced the EOS R8 Mark II, its lightest full-frame camera featuring in-body image stabilization. The new hybrid mirrorless camera carries a price tag of $1,899 and is scheduled to ship in late October 2026. Key specifications include a 24.2-megapixel full-frame sensor, 40 frames per second shooting capabilities, and oversampled 4Kp60 video. The body also features an autofocus joystick and classic styling, though reviewers have offered a polarizing reception.

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  • The Canon EOS R8 Mark II features a 24.2-megapixel full-frame sensor and 5-axis in-body image stabilization.
  • The camera body is priced at $1,899 and is scheduled to ship in late October 2026.
  • The EOS R8 Mark II supports oversampled 4Kp60 video and 40fps shooting.
  • The device includes an autofocus joystick and Wi-Fi 6.
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What changed

Canon officially announced and priced the EOS R8 Mark II on September 15, 2026, adding in-body image stabilization and an autofocus joystick to the body.

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  1. Canon Launches EOS R8 II with IBIS and AF Joystick

    Canon introduced the EOS R8 Mark II, its lightest full-frame camera featuring in-body image stabilization. The new hybrid mirrorless camera carries a price tag of $1,899 and is scheduled to ship in late October 2026. Key specifications include a 24.2-megapixel full-frame sensor, 40 frames per second shooting capabilities, and oversampled 4Kp60 video. The body also features an autofocus joystick and classic styling, though reviewers have offered a polarizing reception.

    Why it matters

    The release expands Canon's lineup of full-frame mirrorless options targeted at hybrid creators and photographers. By introducing stabilization to its lightest full-frame body, the manufacturer addresses key user requests from the previous generation.

    What is confirmed

    • The Canon EOS R8 Mark II features a 24.2-megapixel full-frame sensor and 5-axis in-body image stabilization.
    • The camera body is priced at $1,899 and is scheduled to ship in late October 2026.
    • The EOS R8 Mark II supports oversampled 4Kp60 video and 40fps shooting.
    • The device includes an autofocus joystick and Wi-Fi 6.

    Still unconfirmed

    • The camera includes 3D photo conversion capabilities according to the regional launch in India.

    What to watch next

    • Initial consumer delivery dates in late October 2026
    • Extended technical reviews regarding the polarizing package reception
    Sources used for this update (10)
    1. PetaPixel — Canon’s Radically Redesigned EOS R8 II Has IBIS, 4Kp60, and an AF Joystick
    2. The Verge — The EOS R8 Mark II is Canon’s lightest full-frame camera with stabilization
    3. PetaPixel — Canon EOS R8 Mark II Review: A Great Camera In a Polarizing Package
    4. Canon Rumors — Canon EOS R8 Mark II Announcement on September 15, 2026
    5. No Film School — Canon Unveils the New R8 Mark II, Yet Another Full-Frame Workhorse for Hybrid Shooters
    6. sundayguardianlive.com — Canon EOS R8 Mark II Launched In India: New Full-Frame Camera Gets 24.2MP Sensor – Check Price, Pre-Order Details, 40fps Shooting, 7.5-Stop IBIS, 4K Video, 3D Photo ...
    7. tech.yahoo.com — Canon EOS R8 Mark II Arrives With In-Body Stabilization at $1,899
    8. news.ssbcrack.com — Canon Unveils EOS R8 Mark II: A Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera for All Photographers
    9. techmymoney.com — Canon EOS R8 Mark II Adds IBIS and Classic Camera Style
    10. www.cined.com — Canon EOS R8 Mark II Announced – 24.2MP Full-Frame, IBIS, and Oversampled 4K60p
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