On paper, the Canon EOS M6 Mark II is a no-brainer. A clean, compact APS-C camera with svelte lenses, a 32MP image sensor, 4K video and 14fps continuous shooting (with up to 30fps in RAW burst mode).
On top of that, the Canon EOS M6 Mark II is the flagship model of the manufacturer's EOS M system… but herein lies the issue. With Canon having just added APS-C cameras to its EOS R lineup, in the form of the similarly specced (and, in many cases, superior) specced Canon EOS R7 and the new Canon EOS R50, is the M6 II still worth looking at?
