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Canon camera deal: The EOS M6 is down $220 for October Prime Day
When it comes to photography, it's not the biggest lens and camera combination that creates the best content. But the smaller, more compact cameras with an experienced photographer behind the viewfinder. This Canon EOS M6 Mark II Mirrorless Camera is a perfect example of amazing quality packed into its compact design.
And it's $220 off during Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale (October Prime Day).
Not only does this compact camera feature an impressive 32.5 MP camera, it also holds the ability to shoot up to 14 fps continuous shooting with AF/ AE tracking. With a flexible LCD screen and an electric viewfinder included with this camera, the options for capturing content are endless whether you are shooting photo or video.
But the 3-inch LCD screen isn't just useful for tracking where your camera is pointing, it also has touchscreen capabilities so you can make adjustments to your autofocus without removing your eye from the viewfinder. The adjustment capabilities don't stop with just the autofocus. This camera can shoot photo at a minimum shutter speed of 1/16,000 of a second.
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When it comes to video, Canon does not skimp out on the features it offers users. Even while shooting in 4K resolution, this camera has face tracking and eye autofocus. But if you don't want the camera to focus on someone's face, Canon offers various AF modes including: Single-Point Spot AF, Zone AF, and Single-Point AF.
This Canon EOS M6 Mark II camera is incredibly impressive, to say the least. Additionally, this is the lowest price this camera has ever seen and this deal will not last much longer -- so get it while you can.