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Body-only Canon models include both APS-C and full-frame sensors. Megapixel counts range from about the mid-20s on APS-C bodies up to roughly 32.5–45 MP on full-frame models.
Many Canon body-only models use Dual Pixel CMOS AF (including Dual Pixel CMOS AF II), offering wide AF coverage and subject-detection/tracking for people, animals, and vehicles. Eye-detection is also available on several bodies for more reliable face-focused shooting.
Continuous shooting speeds vary by model. Examples include about 6.5 fps on entry-level bodies, 12–15 fps on some APS-C models, and up to around 40 fps on high-speed full-frame bodies.
Body-only Canon cameras reference the RF mount and RF-S compatibility for newer lenses. RF lenses are compatible natively, and EF/EF-S lenses can be used with an optional mount adapter.
Continuous recording limits vary by model. One APS-C body is described as capable of up to one hour of continuous recording, and some newer models have removed the traditional 30-minute recording limit—check the specific model for exact limits.