Canon ended 2025 with a bang when it launched the full-frame powerhouse that seemed to instantly hit best-seller status, the Canon EOS R6 Mark III. But as 2026 moves forward, speculation is heating up on a mirrorless of a different sort: updates to the popular budget APS-C mirrorless models, like the Canon EOS R10 and the EOS R7.
Canon’s RF mount, crop sensor bodies are all first-generation models. There are no “Mark II” monickers tacked onto the end of any of the brand’s current APS-C models, a list that includes the R100, R50 V, R50, R10, and R7. There’s the R50 V, but that’s a video-focused remake and not a true Mark II. Cameras like the R50 are an RF update to the M50, but Canon’s RF mount crop sensor bodies are all first-generation models for the mount.
