Canon Digital Cameras

Frequently asked questions

Can Nikon lenses fit Canon cameras?

Natively no – Nikon lenses use the Nikon F-mount, which is physically a different shape to Canon EF mount. This is also the same for all other brands of lenses: Sony E, Fujifilm X, Micro Four Thirds, etc. It is possible to adapt lenses from one brand to fit cameras of another, using mount adapters. However, be aware that in many cases, this will mean features like autofocus won’t work.

Which Canon cameras have Wi-Fi?

Canon now includes Wi-Fi on its cameras as a matter of course. Even the cheaper IXUS models have it. The only time you need to be careful is when buying a Used older camera, as it may pre-date when Wi-Fi was commonplace!

Which Canon cameras are full-frame?

Generally, if a Canon camera has a single digit in its name, it’s a full-frame model. So, the EOS 1D X Mark III, the EOS R6 and the EOS 5D Mark IV are all full-frame cameras. The exception is the EOS M series, which are all APS-C, even the EOS M6 Mark II.

Are Canon cameras a good choice for video?

Definitely! The EOS 5D series kicked off a revolution of DSLR video in the mid-2000s, and the EOS R mirrorless cameras are on the cutting-edge of video technology.

Are new Canon cameras coming out?

Canon is always updating its range, and we expect to see lots of new Canon cameras in the future. You can check up on the latest at the Wex blog.

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