Shoot at the Speed of Life

Shoot at Explosive 30fps Speed

At the heart of the EOS R3 lies a brand-new 24.1MP back-illuminated stacked CMOS sensor, working in concert with our world-class DIGIC X image processor. Together, they deliver the fast readout and processing required for RAW files to be captured at 30fps, with full AF/AE tracking¹.

Mastering Movement

Taking object-tracking capabilities to new heights, EOS R3 features the people and animal AF tracking modes (including birds) found in the EOS R5, and now adds tracking of cars and motorbikes – perfect for motorsports shooters

See. React. Respond

Featuring Canon's unique Eye Control AF technology², the EOS R3 focuses where you are looking. This unparalleled control over AF allows the camera to react as quickly as you do – responding fast to ever-changing scenes.

Super Stable Shooting

Benefit from up to 8-stops³ of protection against camera shake with Image Stabilizer (IS) technology. The camera’s In-Body IS works in tandem with the Optical IS built into many RF lenses, letting you shoot handheld in dim light or while using longer shutter speeds.

Made for Movies

Capture oversampled 4K or RAW video footage internally to a CFexpress card with Canon Log 3 for greater dynamic range and colour grading possibilities. Crucially, the same object recognition available to stills photographers is also available to videographers.

¹Maximum approx. 30fps. Continuous shooting speed may decrease depending on the combination of lens and shooting conditions.
²This feature may not be useable depending on such factors as users’ wearing of sunglasses, hard contact lenses or glasses for vision correction, as well as individual characteristics including eye size, eyelid thickness and eyelash length.
³Yaw/Pitch direction, based on the CIPA standard, 8.0 stops with RF 24-105mm F4 L IS USM at a focal distance of 105mm. Depending on the time of purchase, the lens firmware may need to be updated.

Note: Compatible with the Canon RF Lens Group, as well as Canon EF & EF-S Lenses (when using EF-EOSR lens mount adapter)