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The compact and lightweight EOS 6D full-frame digital SLR camera features a 20.2 Megapixel Full-Frame CMOS sensor, a wide ISO range of 100–25600, expandable to L: 50, H1: 51200, and H2: 102400, for incredible image quality even in low light, and a DIGIC 5+ Image Processor. The camera also has a new 11-point AF including a high-precision center cross-type AF point with EV -3 sensitivity, continuous shooting up to 4.5 fps, and Full HD video with manual exposure control, multiple frame rates, and the benefits of a Full-Frame sensor provides stunning performance and creative flexibility. The built-in Wi-Fi transmitter allows you to wirelessly transfer your images to social networking sites through CANON iMAGE GATEWAY, or upload virtually anywhere from your iOS or Android smartphone with the free download of the EOS Remote app.

RTINGS

The Canon EOS 6D Mark II is the best, most affordable full-frame DSLR that we've tested. It's a good option for people looking to upgrade to their first full-frame camera or for those who want full-frame image quality at a more affordable price point. Like other Canon cameras, it feels comfortable to shoot with and has an easy-to-use menu system. It's also advertised to be weather-sealed and has a fully articulated screen to help you shoot from different angles.

The camera uses a 26.2-megapixel full-frame sensor that delivers amazing overall image quality. It has excellent noise handling at higher ISO settings when shooting in RAW, meaning it performs well even in low light. While it doesn't feature in-body image stabilization, it has a digital stabilization feature and does an impressive job of reducing handheld camera shake when using its optically stabilized kit lens. Its autofocus system also performs decently well when tracking moving subjects, though it's not as impressive as higher-end models.

Unfortunately, this camera doesn't have 4k video capability. It can still record 1080p video at up to 60 fps, which is great for capturing a range of footage, but its 1080p video quality is mediocre. Its 6 fps burst rate pales in comparison to newer, higher-end models, though it does have a quick buffer empty time. Still, for those interested in a full-frame camera for photography, this camera offers a ton of value for its price.

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 I think that it's very, very good for both sands, that focusing issue with stills. I wouldn't use autofocus when it comes to shooting video, because it's just not fast and not there. Yet the high ISO capability is tremendous. It'S really good

 Of course, the puck is going to be out of focus because I am focused right here on the goalie. That'S very really good, shot. Really nice and sharp the colors look fine to me. Everything looks good for 4000 ISO 1-800

Jared polin froknowsphoto.com here to test out the canon 6d. This thing just came out and it's a full-frame body, 420. 99

 Everything about this shot is really good. You can download all the full res images over on froknowsphoto.com, but I'm very very happy with the results. Here'S shooting without glass right on the bench before the game

Canon 6D Review

 It has excellent noise handling at higher ISO settings when shooting in RAW, meaning it performs well even in low light. While it doesn't feature in-body image stabilization, it has a digital stabilization feature and does an impressive job of reducing handheld camera shake when using its optically stabilized kit lens. Its autofocus system also performs decently well when tracking moving subjects, though it's not as impressive as higher-end models.

 Its autofocus system also performs decently well when tracking moving subjects, though it's not as impressive as higher-end models.

Unfortunately, this camera doesn't have 4k video capability. It can still record 1080p video at up to 60 fps, which is great for capturing a range of footage, but its 1080p video quality is mediocre. Its 6 fps burst rate pales in comparison to newer, higher-end models, though it does have a quick buffer empty time. Still, for those interested in a full-frame camera for photography, this camera offers a ton of value for its price

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 My coworker and marks helped us out on a few videos. Mark'S been a little unlucky in love, so we're gon na see if the Canon EOS 6d can change that we are gon na shoot. An amazing profile for one of those popular internet dating websites around and see. If the Canon EOS 6d can bring love to mark language, so come with us today, we'll see what we can get with this camera

 So you can test auto, focusing on this camera. You know the 60, it doesn't have a very wide array. We'Re talking nine points right, so you know we don't have a great action sports camera, but let's see if we can handle a fast-moving subject like this as it comes towards us ya know, go through a series of images of the shadow mark. You know it doesn't have zone focusing like a 7d or a 5d 3 does

 Right yeah, you know, but despite that, this is going to blow the pants off of 5d mark. I mean you're getting a better sensor. It'S gon na have better low-light performance. Autofocus is improved over the 5d mark ii for sure as well, and that Wi-Fi folks, really where you're getting your value for money, it worked great

 We'Ve got two options here now: remote shooting is cool. The cameras gon na go to live view and I can then adjust and set all my settings and fire the camera MOLLE yeah there. I am I'm handsome, but because Dave's a photographer today we're gon na kick out of this and go into camera image viewing. This is gon na, let Dave shoot and all the photos are gon na come to me and I'm gon na be able to evaluate them so really easy to set up really really nice layout

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 I don't do video at all. My concern is the 6D doesn't cost much more than the 70D did when I got it, so I'm worried it's not much better? But I'm also not sure if the 5D is worth twice the price..

 They say to upgrade to a different lens, but I really like this lens for what I use it for...

 I upgraded my lens a few years ago to the "EF 24-105MM F4L II" and at the camera store I bought it at they said it would work well on my 70D, but it would work even better one day when I did upgrade to a full-frame as it's meant for full-frame bodies. Now I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out which body to upgrade to - the majority of the suggestions I've gotten from "professional camera people" I've talked to say neither of these would be an upgrade from the 70D, and I'm struggling to figure out why. They say to upgrade to a different lens, but I really like this lens for what I use it for.

 It's not that I don't love those lenses, it's not that I didn't enjoy trying them out, it's that I had to spend hundereds and hundereds of € just to find out, that my pictures sucked, no matter how good the cam or the lens was, [UNTIL I SPENT SOME TIME ON WHAT I WANT TO SEE IN A PHOTOGRAPH]([URL REMOVED] hate on Ken Rockwell. But he has a point. Good luck and good light to you, stranger!

. I have a decent compact now and for most shots I'm happy with it.It's not about the camera, it never was, the thing that gets the aahs and oohs is what's in the picture and how you arranged it, and that's the much more difficult part.

8, my always on 24-105, a longer 100-300mm just to sell them again and so forth. It's Equipment Aquisition Syndrome, and it's good to get a [cure]([URL REMOVED] earlier than later. It's not that I don't love those lenses, it's not that I didn't enjoy trying them out, it's that I had to spend hundereds and hundereds of € just to find out, that my pictures sucked, no matter how good the cam or the lens was, [UNTIL I SPENT SOME TIME ON WHAT I WANT TO SEE IN A PHOTOGRAPH]([URL REMOVED] hate on Ken Rockwell. But he has a point

It's not about the camera, it never was, the thing that gets the aahs and oohs is what's in the picture and how you arranged it, and that's the much more difficult part.

I was looking to maybe "dip my toes" into photography and was looking for some additional input before I buy a camera whenever I have the time to. My budget would be no more than $700

I was thinking maybe a Canon sl3 or a Canon m50 since I can also use it as a Webcam when I'm not taking photos, but again I just want input for any other cameras would be good

<div class="md">I was looking to maybe &quot;dip my toes&quot; into photography and was looking for some additional input before I buy a camera whenever I have the time to. My budget would be no more than $700

I was thinking maybe a Canon sl3 or a Canon m50 since I can also use it as a Webcam when I&#39;m not taking photos, but again I just want input for any other cameras would be good
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Beginner camera?

 This is generally advantageous when it comes to performance at very high ISO settings. I tested the JPG output at default settings through the camera's top expanded ISO setting of 102400 and found the results to be more than impressive. The camera is able to keep noise below 1.5 percent through ISO 12800, and does so while still capturing a rich amount of detail

 Because of this, the EOS 6D earns our Editors' Choice award for full-frame D-SLRs. It can't match the performance of our previous winner, the $6,000 Nikon D4, but unless you're on the sidelines of a pro football game, or earning thousands of dollars per wedding shoot, the 6D will likely be more camera than you need&mdash;in a much smaller and less-expensive form.

5L Macro USM($1,699.00 at Amazon) and the compact EF 28mm f/1.8 USM($1,699.00 at Amazon)

 If that's an unacceptable compromise, tote an extra battery. There is an optional battery grip available&mdash;it plugs into the bottom of the camera and holds two cells, doubling the operation time.

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. especially the eye autofocus), and the in-body image stabilization. And of course the 4k video (dunno how that compares to the other RF bodies, tho). And I prefer the control layout of the R6 over the others

I contemplated each body in turn (and even maybe switching to Fuji for a hot moment) and eventually sprang for the R6 (The R5 is certainly overkill for hobbyist use, IMHO, and I never seriously considered it). I justified it mostly because I earned some extra money from a freelance job, and because I want to shoot 4k video for my stock side-job. And, let's face it, I have a self-image of "that guy" who always has top quality gear. But I have to admit I had a bit of guilt about spending so much

 And of course the 4k video (dunno how that compares to the other RF bodies, tho). And I prefer the control layout of the R6 over the others.

The main advantages of the R6 seem to be the autofocus system overall (astoundingly good ... especially the eye autofocus), and the in-body image stabilization

Bullet points at bottom if you don’t want to read my why’s.

Hi all! I’ve been working with a 5DMii for…a while now. (Prior to that I used a Rebel and a 50D). I’m looking into upgrading my body because the tech has changed so much and I’ve never been super happy with low-light performance. 

Definitely just a hobbyist. I’ve done a few weddings, but most of my shooting is purely for fun (hikes, traveling, portraits of my kids, the dogs, all that random stuff). Point is, I don’t make money off of my photography. At least not now.

I’m currently trying to decide between the RP, R6, and R5. I feel like the R6 is going to be my best bet. The R5 feels like overkill and is more than I’d like to spend. The RP feels too “old” considering I only upgrade bodies about once a decade (so I tend to stay as current as possible when I buy and not go with older models). Plus, I’ve heard that the autofocus is much better on the R6/R5. 

Current prices for the body make the R5 $3900, the R6 $2500, and the RP $1000.

So I guess my question is (based on what I’ve written) why SHOULDN’T I go with the R6? Or would the RP be “enough”?

Bullet points:
•upgrading from 5DMii 
•currently leader is R6, but considering RP and R5.
•don’t really have a budget, but don’t want to overspent for a hobbyist (as much as I WANT the best, I don’t NEED the best).
•photography mainly includes hiking/traveling/kids/pets/portraits.
•need good autofocus and low-light abilities. 
•photos rarely get blown up beyond 8x10 (maybe 5 times a year we’ve had a 20x24, but current body handles that just fine).


Thanks!

<div class="md">Bullet points at bottom if you don’t want to read my why’s.

Hi all! I’ve been working with a 5DMii for…a while now. (Prior to that I used a Rebel and a 50D). I’m looking into upgrading my body because the tech has changed so much and I’ve never been super happy with low-light performance. 

Definitely just a hobbyist. I’ve done a few weddings, but most of my shooting is purely for fun (hikes, traveling, portraits of my kids, the dogs, all that random stuff). Point is, I don’t make money off of my photography. At least not now.

I’m currently trying to decide between the RP, R6, and R5. I feel like the R6 is going to be my best bet. The R5 feels like overkill and is more than I’d like to spend. The RP feels too “old” considering I only upgrade bodies about once a decade (so I tend to stay as current as possible when I buy and not go with older models). Plus, I’ve heard that the autofocus is much better on the R6/R5. 

Current prices for the body make the R5 $3900, the R6 $2500, and the RP $1000.

So I guess my question is (based on what I’ve written) why SHOULDN’T I go with the R6? Or would the RP be “enough”?

Bullet points:

•upgrading from 5DMii 

•currently leader is R6, but considering RP and R5.

•don’t really have a budget, but don’t want to overspent for a hobbyist (as much as I WANT the best, I don’t NEED the best).

•photography mainly includes hiking/traveling/kids/pets/portraits.

•need good autofocus and low-light abilities. 

•photos rarely get blown up beyond 8x10 (maybe 5 times a year we’ve had a 20x24, but current body handles that just fine).

•I have quality L lenses that I use, so glass is not a problem.

Thanks!

(Edited for format reasons &amp; added glass info)
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Help with upgrade

I sold my 70D and bought a 6Dii and 24-105 f/4 just like you have. This was a long decision and looked at several options. I settled with the 6D due to cost mainly. Mirrorless range was generally too expensive for me

I can say I have experienced a marked improvement in image clarity & focus accuracy but compared to some 5D images it does fall short, though still beats the 70D in my opinion.

 I settled with the 6D due to cost mainly. Mirrorless range was generally too expensive for me. 5D IV was also pushing the budget.

Hello! I'm looking at upgrading to a full-frame Canon, I am debating between the 5D Mark IV and 6D Mark II and the mirrorless options. I currently have the 70D and it has been reliable and loved, but I wanted something a bit stronger and with more focal points. I upgraded my lens a few years ago to the "EF 24-105MM F4L II" and at the camera store I bought it at they said it would work well on my 70D, but it would work even better one day when I did upgrade to a full-frame as it's meant for full-frame bodies. Now I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out which body to upgrade to - the majority of the suggestions I've gotten from "professional camera people" I've talked to say neither of these would be an upgrade from the 70D, and I'm struggling to figure out why. They say to upgrade to a different lens, but I really like this lens for what I use it for...

I just do photography as a hobby and I know what all the different features on the camera do, but I'm not super up-to-speed on the official lingo of photography. I shoot mostly in M mode and do a lot of landscape photos or nature stuff, etc. I don't do a lot of portraits or close-up, but I would like to get more into animal or bird photography one day. My plan after getting that nicer lens was to upgrade to full frame and then the next step would be to save for a lens better suited to animals and birds photography. I don't do video at all. My concern is the 6D doesn't cost much more than the 70D did when I got it, so I'm worried it's not much better? But I'm also not sure if the 5D is worth twice the price...it's not that I want the cheapest one, but it's more than I don't want to waste money if it's not worth it? If that makes sense. And then we throw in the newer mirrorless R cameras into the options and I get even more confused. 

Can anyone help with advice for someone not super good with lingo but not a complete total idiot either? haha. Thanks in advance!

<div class="md">Hello! I&#39;m looking at upgrading to a full-frame Canon, I am debating between the 5D Mark IV and 6D Mark II and the mirrorless options. I currently have the 70D and it has been reliable and loved, but I wanted something a bit stronger and with more focal points. I upgraded my lens a few years ago to the &quot;EF 24-105MM F4L II&quot; and at the camera store I bought it at they said it would work well on my 70D, but it would work even better one day when I did upgrade to a full-frame as it&#39;s meant for full-frame bodies. Now I&#39;m having a lot of trouble figuring out which body to upgrade to - the majority of the suggestions I&#39;ve gotten from &quot;professional camera people&quot; I&#39;ve talked to say neither of these would be an upgrade from the 70D, and I&#39;m struggling to figure out why. They say to upgrade to a different lens, but I really like this lens for what I use it for...

I just do photography as a hobby and I know what all the different features on the camera do, but I&#39;m not super up-to-speed on the official lingo of photography. I shoot mostly in M mode and do a lot of landscape photos or nature stuff, etc. I don&#39;t do a lot of portraits or close-up, but I would like to get more into animal or bird photography one day. My plan after getting that nicer lens was to upgrade to full frame and then the next step would be to save for a lens better suited to animals and birds photography. I don&#39;t do video at all. My concern is the 6D doesn&#39;t cost much more than the 70D did when I got it, so I&#39;m worried it&#39;s not much better? But I&#39;m also not sure if the 5D is worth twice the price...it&#39;s not that I want the cheapest one, but it&#39;s more than I don&#39;t want to waste money if it&#39;s not worth it? If that makes sense. And then we throw in the newer mirrorless R cameras into the options and I get even more confused. 

Can anyone help with advice for someone not super good with lingo but not a complete total idiot either? haha. Thanks in advance!
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Help with choosing full-frame body?

) The only significant advantages it has over the RP are In-body stabilization and (much, much) longer battery life. 

Great camera. I bought it about a year ago to replace my aging EOS 6D. The new FV mode is fantastic. And the new autofocus modes have completely replaced back-button focus for me

 The new FV mode is fantastic. And the new autofocus modes have completely replaced back-button focus for me. 

My first ever camera

 It's such a fun, sharp combo and with the pixel density of your t6 you'll be able to crop surprisingly far into an image. It's also an incredible lens for portraits and general photography so you'll be set on a few fronts there.

For serious reach in birding you'll have to spend a lot more money. The 75 - 300 has decent reach and if you have it stopped down to f8 and are shooting in sunlight you should be able to get pretty good close-ups of birds. The Canon 100 - 400 mm L lens is a very popular birding lens that will be much sharper than what you have and can be had for under $1,000 used, but it's not going to give you much more reach. If you're looking to zoom in much closer, you're going to be in 500 to 600 mm territory which gets very expensive very quickly

 The Canon 100 - 400 mm L lens is a very popular birding lens that will be much sharper than what you have and can be had for under $1,000 used, but it's not going to give you much more reach. If you're looking to zoom in much closer, you're going to be in 500 to 600 mm territory which gets very expensive very quickly. Those are the lenses I just occasionally rent for fun.

I am a beginner photographer, I got a EOS Rebel t6 for my birthday last year and I think it's a good beginning, but I want something a little better in quality. I am planning on taking wildlife photos, such as close ups of birds from far away in trees, and macro photos of bugs. I would like to know what would be the best canon for taking close ups from really far, and the ones with the best quality for the close ups? Also, I was hoping for a price range of under $1000, so, does anyone have any recommendations? it can be for a lens or a camera.

<div class="md">I am a beginner photographer, I got a EOS Rebel t6 for my birthday last year and I think it&#39;s a good beginning, but I want something a little better in quality. I am planning on taking wildlife photos, such as close ups of birds from far away in trees, and macro photos of bugs. I would like to know what would be the best canon for taking close ups from really far, and the ones with the best quality for the close ups? Also, I was hoping for a price range of under $1000, so, does anyone have any recommendations? it can be for a lens or a camera.
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