PHOTOGRAPHY

If youre the sort of person who doesn't believe anything truly exists until you've taken a picture of it, capture this lot

- 

Canon EOS R6 Mark II

Smartphones might have made entry-level digital cameras look as relevant as blank cassettes, but enthusiasts are still well catered for by models like the EOS R6 Mark II. This versatile CSC is a big step up over its predecessor, with a new full-frame sensor that can pump out 24.2MP stills at 40fps. It can also record 4K at 60fps, and the built-in image stabilisation is good for eight stops when paired with one of Canon's RF lenses. It's up against fierce competition from the likes of Fuji, Sony and Nikon, which have a wider selection of lenses, but few can match it for all-round ability.

₹2,43,995 (body only) croma.com

Stacking

A battery rated for 760 shots should mean you won't run out of puff during a typical day of stills shooting, unless you're going mad with the 40fps burst mode.

Tracking

Subject-tracking autofocus now goes beyond people and animals to include cars, bikes, trains and planes - so there can be no excuse for blurry shots.

Packing

At 670g without including a lens but the battery and memory card, this Canon is fairly light. That's something you'll be glad of on a long shoot or street snapping.

GoPro Hero11