Abstract: This 20-megapixel camera is Canon's entry into full-frame digital photography. One of the most appealing features is its wi-fi connectivity with smartphones th...
Published: 2013-03-12, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
The low light, high ISO performance of this camera is so good that we left it set to ISO1250 and loved the results. The WiFi connection to a smartphone works brilliantly, activating Liveview and setting the phone as the viewfinder.
Some may miss an inbuilt flash, which on the competing Nikon D600 can control offcamera speedlights
For anyone hankering after the superior images produced by a full frame camera and has a bag full of Canon mount lenses the price of entry has been dramatically lowered with the EOS 6D. We recommend it without reservation, but must point out that there ar...
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Published: 2013-01-03, Author: Michael , review by: gizmodo.com.au
If you are most interested in stills and don't care that much about video quality, the 6D is a great value — it produces top-notch pictures, with very few compromises, at a lower price than we've ever seen. But if you are looking for the video prowess of...
Enthusiastcentric controls, Remote control via WiFi, GPS technology, High image quality
No flash, Lacks some connections, 97% viewfinder coverage, Limited viewfinder overlay
Buying Guide Best DSLR: top cameras by price and brand There's no doubt where the 20.2MP Canon EOS 6D is aimed. With some professional features stripped, you're left with a camera finely tuned to the needs of the enthusiast. The full frame sensor captures...
Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the Canon EOS 6D full frame DSLR camera with Canon L 24-105mm f/4 kit lens. This is Canon's most affordable full frame digital SLR camera, and it's priced similarly to the full frame entry level competition from Nikon and Sony while also...
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Published: 2013-04-04, Author: Elias , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Full-frame sensor, Comparatively affordable, Great for all types of photography
Fixed screen, Very soft shutter button
Canon's EOS 6D is a great introduction into the world of full-frame photography. It's a relatively fast camera that's easy to use and its high ISO performance is stellar. Well worth considering if you're an enthusiast, but you will also need some new lens...
Published: 2013-02-10, Author: Simon , review by: stuff.tv/my/
Abstract: Despite being only a teensy bit smaller than its rival the Nikon D600, the Canon feels more compact and less dressed for action – whether that's a good or bad thing is up to you. The 11-point autofocus may sound sorely lacking compared to the 39-pointer o...
The Canon EOS 6D feels more like a beefed-up 60D than a simplified 5D Mark III. Handling and customization is kept to a minimum, and the joystick is conspicuously absent. There are only 11 AF points with limited coverage, which is disappointing. Even thou...
The Canon 6D feels more like a beefed-up 60D than a simplified 5D Mark III. Handling and customization is kept to a minimum, and the joystick is conspicuously absent. There are only 11 AF points with limited coverage, which is disappointing. Even though t...
High amount of clarity in images, Good high ISO, low noise performance, Snappy autofocus system, Builtin WiFi to transfer images, Builtin GPS for geotagging
Limited to 11 AF points only, Simplified handling not for everyone, Single SD card slot, 97% viewfinder coverage
The Canon 6D feels more like a beefed-up 60D than a simplified 5D Mark III. Handling and customization is kept to a minimum, and the joystick is conspicuously absent. There are only 11 AF points with limited coverage, which is disappointing. Even though t...
