THE EOS R7 AND R10 ARE CANON’S NEW APS-C STARS

Affordable mirrorless models boast top AF tech and super-fast burst speeds

Canon has unveiled the EOS R7 C and EOS R10, the first APS-C cameras in its mirrorless EOS R series. The new cameras are designed to be affordable all-rounders, with the R7 becoming Canon's new flagship APS-C model, while the R10 is aimed at beginners, and amateurs looking to move to mirrorless.

The EOS R7 features headline-grabbing specs including a 32.5MP sensor and 30fps burst shooting. and is Canon's first APS-C camera to feature in-body image stabilisation, which is good for up to eight stops of compensation, depending on the lens you're using. It also features Canon's cutting-edge Dual Pixel CMOS AF II system, as seen in the EOS R5, EOS R6 and the professional EOS R3, complete with people, animal and vehicle subject recognition.

The EOS R7 is actually faster than both the EOS R5 and R6, being able to shoot at 15fps mechanically and 30fps with the electronic shutter - which even outdoes the R3, which can only shoot at 12fps mechanically.