NEW CAMERA

The price of the Canon EOS R3 is between the Sony Alpha A 1 as well as the A9 II camera.

And before begin to compare the specification of both cameras, Since the price range of the Canon EOS R 3 camera is slightly high, The R3 is $6K, the A1 is $6.5K, and the A9II is $4,500. So we have to consider the price factor also while comparing the specification with a 9 II.

Later on, in the next few days, we will also compare the Canon EOS R 3 camera with Sony Alpha A1.

Basic Design Difference

If you talk about body design then, of course, Canon EOS R 3 camera is slightly larger due to the attached or inbuilt battery grip with it. The Biggest advantage of the inbuilt battery grip, the overall design of the camera becomes too professional and heat also helps professional photographers to operate the camera perfectly with more controls and additional battery backup.

Sony Alpha A9 II the camera doesn’t have that if you want to attach a battery grip you have to buy a whistle battery wave which is available somewhere around $300.

Let’s compare the image quality of the recently announced Canon EOS R3 camera with the ultra-popular Sony A9 II camera. We are comparing the highest test images of the camera in the comparison below.

Sensor image quality

As you can see in the images above, it’s great to see that Canon’s latest 24 MP BSI CMOS Stacked sensor of Canon R3 is at least producing the same level of noise as we have in the Sony A9 II Camera.

Now at the 51200 ISO range, you can see that the Color noise of the Canon EOS R3 camera sensor is very well controlled compared to the color noise we have in the A9 Mark II camera.

So, from the Basic test, it’s visible that the Canon EOS R3 Camera sensor can control the color noise in a better way compared to the Sony flagship camera sensor.

Exposure Control

Video Comparison

Both cameras feature class-leading autofocusing mechanisms inside them. Even if you compare as you can see in the table above the R3 camera is capable of shooting up to 30 frames per second whereas Sony Alpha A9 II can shoot up to 20 frames per second. So, if we compare the buffer then the Canon A3 camera does have a bigger buffer to capture or grab more frames compared to the A92.

And the next eye-catching thing is the autofocusing feature of the Canon EOS r 3 camera. So that’s an added advantage we are getting with Canon which is of course not present in Sony.

Viewfinder

Conclusion

The overall specification of the Canon R3 looks very impressive, but we have to remember that both have a good price difference between them. So, if you are able to spend more you can also buy the flagship Alpha A camera. Or if you want to save a few bucks then A9 II is slightly better. But, in the end, if you are a Canon sensor color tone lover as I am then you have no option other than to move on to Canon EOS R3.