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      <title>Canon EOS R8 Mark II vs EOS R8: IBIS and a Joystick for $400 More</title>
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      <description>Canon announced the EOS R8 Mark II on September 15, about three and a half years after the original R8 went on sale in early 2023. The sensor is the same 24.2MP full-frame chip. The autofocus is the same family. What changed is the stuff R8 owners have complained about since day one: no in-body stabilization, no AF joystick, and a card slot buried next to the battery. The price changed too.</description>
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