О, в ревью есть ссылка на ещё одно ревью:
www.digitaltrends.com
Итак в этом обзоре автофокус неплох, но по животным не так хорошо как по людям.
While the eye AF is good here (though not quite the best), we can’t say
the same thing for the animal face and eye-tracking. In contrast to our
experience with the EOS R5, Eye AF on the R6 didn’t work at all on my chocolate
lab and instead wanted to focus on her nose. I only got the animal eye AF to work
once on my cat, who has more contrast in his face than a brown dog with brown eyes.
Note, the animal tracking feature impressed on the R5, which has more pixels for
the Dual Pixel autofocus system to work with. It’s possible that has something
to do with the significantly different results we found between the two systems.
Where the autofocus system struggled most is with blacks and shadows.
The R6 had issues when the AF point was placed on a darker portion of the image,
even though the camera easily locked on in identical lighting seconds later once
the exposure compensation boosted those shadows out of the blacks.
For most images with a properly lit subject, this is a non-issue, but the camera will
struggle in scenarios such as silhouettes, as well as focusing on black objects.
Лаг есть, но не особо критичен для них:
The viewfinder does blackout while shooting, but the burst speed is quick enough
that it’s not terribly hard to follow the action in the viewfinder once a burst starts.