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- Отличная работа на высоких ISO и в слабом освещении:
- Минимальный шум до ISO 6400–12800, фото usable даже на ISO 25600 (множество отзывов: "на iso 800 как на 200 у кропа", "12800 без шума").
- Центральная точка AF фокусируется в темноте (-3 EV), лучше 5D Mark III в low-light.
- Auto ISO с min выдержкой идеально для handheld съёмки в помещении/ночью.
- Качество изображения full-frame сенсора:
- Резкие фото, отличный динамический диапазон, естественные цвета/скинтоны (сравнения с APS-C: "эффект вау", "объективы раскрываются").
- Меньшая ГРИП, кремовый боке, меньше нужды в sharpening в Lightroom.
- Высокий detail даже после кропа, prints до 20x30" без потери.
- Компактность и эргономика для FF:
- Легче/меньше 5D Mark III/7D, удобный хват (с BG-E13 лучше), магниевый корпус.
- Тихий затвор (silent mode почти бесшумный, для церквей/свадеб).
- Кнопки справа для one-hand, Q-меню для быстрого доступа.
- Wi-Fi и GPS:
- Remote control с app (iOS/Android), preview/self-portraits без пульта.
- Geotagging точное (быстро ловит сигнал), upload на phone/PC.
- DLNA для TV, EOS Utility для tethering (удобно для клиентов).
- Долгая автономность и SD-слот:
- 1090+ кадров на LP-E6 (лучше APS-C без WiFi/GPS), индикатор % заряда.
- UHS-I SD доступны/дешевы, проще CF.
- Встроенная коррекция аберраций/дисторсии по линзам.
- Видео-качество:
- 50 к/с, All-I/IPB, отличный микрофон (лучше 5D Mark II).
- Рабочие ISO до 12800, меньше moire чем ожидалось (фильтр Mosaic решает).
- Переключатель фото/видео, ручной контроль ISO/выдержки.
- Другие удобства:
- Влагозащита (дождь/снег без проблем), level в видоискателе/LCD.
- Подстройка AF по линзам, multiple exposure/HDR в камере.
- Яркий видоискатель (97% покрытие не критично).
Минусы по отзывам пользователей - О чем стоит задуматься перед покупкой:
- Слабая система автофокуса:
- 11 точек в центре, 1 крестовая (центр), боковые слабые/не для f/1.4+ (много жалоб: "для action/sports нет").
- Focus-recompose сдвигает ГРИП на wide/tele, промахи в low-contrast.
- Не для wildlife/sports (4.5 fps, buffer ~10 RAW).
- Один SD-слот без дублирования:
- Нет CF/dual slots (риск потери для свадеб/pro), SD медленнее.
- Non-Canon batteries не показывают % заряда.
- Wi-Fi/GPS сильно садят батарею:
- Работают даже при выкл камеры (разряд за ночь), ~150 фото+transfer = 30% loss.
- Сложная настройка (WFTpairing, firewall off на Mac).
- RAW transfer медленный, app сырой (Android тормозит).
- Экран и интерфейс:
- Фиксированный LCD без сенсора/поворота (пластик царапается, нет auto-brightness).
- Маленький главный диск, кнопки WB/FEC в меню, просмотр фото неудобный (нужно лупа).
- Нет joystick, mushy d-pad.
- Ограничения скорости/синхро:
- Max 1/4000s (upираешься в солнце на f/2.5+), sync 1/180s (не 1/200).
- 4.5 fps (медленнее 60D/7D).
- Видео-недостатки:
- Moire/aliasing (крыши/сетки), rolling shutter как у DSLR.
- Нет headphone jack, AF в LV медленный/шумный (manual focus).
- Нет continuous AF в видео.
- Мелкие огрехи корпуса/меню:
- Пластиковый top plate (пыль/царапины), зазоры у экрана.
- mRAW мыльный (хуже JPEG), нет FEC/WB кнопок на top LCD.
- Нет pop-up flash (commander).
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21.04.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
I'm not going to bore you with all the technical mumbo jumbo. If you're looking at the 6D then I'm going to assume you have above average experience with photography and know the differences but CANNOT decide and pulling your hair out by now (I've been there and finally bought one).For many years I shot with a crop sensor. Wonderful thing about photography technology is that for the price it just gets better. I shot with the 20D for eight years (and the body was still going strong) and last year purchased the 60D. I still have the 60D and very happy with majority of the results. Having the extra reach with the crop is great for day time shoot. It's one thing I missed suddenly with the 6D is having that extra reach. Of course there were so many beauty packed in the 6D I was very much stunned.Few things I noticed right away with the 6D compared to the 60D:- Quiet shutter- A very sturdy feel even with it's compact design- Low light ISO performance is AMAZING- Bokeh is more beautiful with the full frameFew things I fell in love with the 6D:- Full frame = wider (My Tamron 17-35 became an ultra wide monster)- Very fast center focus speed- Noticeable smoother bokeh with every lensMinor things I miss from the 60D:- Losing reach (if you're coming from a cropped sensor that is)- Swivel screen for creative shots including astrophotography use- Tad bit slow on action shotsWhat I don't like:- Slow for action; 4.5fps is slower than the 60D and even slower than older xxD series.- The buffer isn't all that big compared to the 7D; again it's not a body geared towards dedicated to fast action- Max 1/4000 shutter speed; wide open during the day I have to set the ISO to 100 (or 50 sometimes) to avoid overexposureWhy I Went with the 6D instead of the 5DMKIII:One of many reasons why I didn't go with the 5DMKIII is the price and what I generally shot. If I was a professional making a living with photography then the 5DMKIII would've been a no-brainer with its fast shutter speeds that can be use for sports, more AF focus points that are faster and dual memory card slot. But I also don't shoot sports or wildlife currently. At the same time I enjoy both natural & artificial lighting which meant for low-light situations, the 6D would outshine the 60D and most camera's out there (many tests show it outscores the 5DMKIII by few points).Low Light Sensitivity:I've only had this camera for a week so I haven't had the chance to get out there and shoot stars at night but quick initial test showed so much less noise than the 60D (even though 60D was by FAR better than my old 20D). With the 60D I was shooting night sky at ISO3200 and up to 22 seconds or so to avoid star trails. With the 6D I was able to shoot that with half the ISO (and probably more if I had the time and right sky) and same time (using the Rule of 500 instead of 600).I've shot many indoor portraits of my kids with the auto-ISO and I'm just completely blown at how this body can handle high ISO and have very usable photos anywhere. Sure, shooting at ISO12800 doesn't mean I'll shoot it at that ISO and make prints all day but for everyday shots and what would've been difficult with other bodies is possible with the 6D.Body Design:Many people complain about the design of the body but I haven't noticed too much difference other than the button positions that's completely different from the 60D. But I'll get used to it with time. To compare my hand is about large to x-large in case you're wondering. I did notice a slight awkwardness in changing the focus points on the fly. I may have to custom assign the buttons.Bokeh:Everybody loves bokeh like fine chocolates. With full frame sensor the bokeh is smoother and you'll notice a difference right away with similar focal lengths. It's like looking at bokeh between the 50mm f1.8 & 50mm f1.4 with the same aperture. But you'll notice the bokeh being a bit more creamier that really makes the subject pop.Wifi:I love this feature. I have Galaxy S3 and downloaded Canon's app and I can shoot remotely with a click of a button. I haven't had much time to play around with it but since it's Wifi I can remotely trigger the OCF. Being able to see what's happening away from the camera & triggering it is a neat feature. Of course for simplicity sake & save on battery (assuming Wifi function does eat up battery faster), then you can always get the wireless trigger for $12 on Amazon.Who It's Really For:I definitely feel this is one of the best camera's for portraits/weddings/still's without fast moving objects but also astrophotography and low-light shooting that demand great ISO performance without breaking bank. It's like a stripped version of 5D MKIII but the image quality is the same if not hair better when it comes to high ISO shooting.If you're into sports/wildlife and want some of the best features then the 5D MKIII (or 1D-series for serious pro's) may be the ticket. Of course if 5D is out of your budget and also want more
Скромный эксперт
17.12.2012
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
Updated on 12/30/12**Original post**I got this camera last week, I do like 6D itself, if you don't compare to D600, not to mention D600 kit below 2k.Canon really try to take away as many functions and performance as possible and test our limit.The only reason I am still using Canon is because I had a Canon APSC and I don't want to sell all my lenses, also I like the colors Canon produces too.6D itself is nice nevertheless. The construction is more than enough for a amateur. My 40D can handle Alaska trip and snowboarding photography no problem, so I expect 6D will be better.Some people worry about the top being plastic, it doesnot feel like plastic at all, you won't notice it if you didn't know ahead.AF at night is slightly better than 40D, but I won't describe as fast. In the morning they perform equally.Pros: compare to 40DSmall, light, with Wifi and GPS.Silent mode.Able to shoot Movie.Screen size and colors.Cons: compare to D60011 AF pointsNo build in Flash light !!!!1 slot SD CardNo headphone jack.1 axis electronic level (d600 has 2)lower frame rateNo hot shoe coverNo LCD Screen coverNo light sensitive LCD (No auto-brightness)Live view setup time longer than D600Silent mode cannot control when to release mirror.D600 has more info display in viewfinder ex: AF, remain pictures available, light meter mode (center, bracket ...), & flashlight!!Pros vs D600:WiFi GPSNo Oil/Dust-issue risk yet. (Better quality control?)-3 EV AFCompare to D600 minus the lens which is only ~1500, there is almost NO reason to buy 6D if you are new to photography. You might say you don't need function xxx or this or that, but its like you are willing to pay a toyota for a price of BMW and claiming you dont need the horse power and navigation.Overall, 6D gets the job done and actually decently, but it is not an exciting camera when competitors are able to offer more.Don't tell me you don't compare cost and performance when you buy a car or electronics.If it was ~$100 to $200 lower than D600 I would recommend this and gave it 5 star.***I have to address here, Canon also lock your none-factory battery. You can still use it, but it won't show on the battery meter.Also the charger will not show you if it is fully charged or not. I left two of my generic batteries on my Canon charger for whole night and it still showed 75% (indicator flashing) charged.anyone has this problem?***UPDATES***Handling: size is smaller than 40D and 5D3, I don't have big hands, 40D fit perfectly in my hand, 6D is still pretty good, but 5D3 is too heavy and bulky.Construction/interface: 40D is more solid, I don't really like the 2 dials designs in 6D, the inner dial is very plastic and not responsive. The "Play" and "Magnify" buttons are a bit confusing there. 40D/5D3 joystick is more favorable.But, 6D is still 100x better than those rebel series for sure.6D Screen is better than 40D.**UPDATE #2 **WIFI function is useful but not user friendly, it is NOT simple as like setting up Network connection on a Windows 7, or setup a internet connection through a router. In fact, you need to setup a new account in 6D for every smartphone you want to connect, and in every setup you use different password and name for that single smartphone. This is NOT where you give a name and password so all your friends with the name and password can view your image.However this is a software issue so hopefully Canon will improve this a later on** UPDATE #3 12/30 **After few thousand shots Canon 6D is handling the job quite well, it has high dynamic range, good ISO performance and OK battery life if you don't have WIFI or GPS on all the time. The colors are not over saturated and skin tone is pleasant with the kit lens or sigma 35 1.4. File sizes are around 22mb each and I am using SanDisk 64G 45mb/s no problem on writing speed at all. However I also had a chance to play with D600. I have to say D600 almost outperform 6D in every little things and that does add up. D600 comes with hot shoe cover, LCD cover, auot-brightness LCD that turns the LCD info background into white in the morning and black at night. Live view setup time is also shorter than 6D which means shorter waiting, LCD size looks bigger too. 6D weight is slightly lighter, but D600 is not heavy at all compare to 40D or 5D3, its still within my range.When I compared the viewfinder, 6D comes short too. 6D only displays battery, ISO, F-stop, shutter speed and available continuous frames. Where else D600 has everything PLUS AF setting, total remaining pictures available, light meter mode (center, bracket ...), & flashlight. That means when I want to change my AF setting (One Shot, Al Focus, Al Servo) or Light meter setting (center, bracket, wieght..) on my 6D I need to move my eye away from viewfinder and look at the top screen instead of checking the setting through viewfinder. Canon can't you do better than this?Back to what I've said, unless you are already using Canon and like Canon's colors, D600 is overall a better choice
Скромный эксперт
11.01.2014
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
As I am "in between" cameras right now, I thought I'd give the other side a try. I am in fact a long time Nikon user. I recently parted ways with my Nikon D600 (due to some sensor spot issues), a camera that along with its updated form, the D610 (no sensor issues) is the direct competitor to the Canon 6D. If you're on here, you probably already know this, but the 6D and the D610 are Canon and Nikon's offerings to "affordable" full frame cameras. Each does things their own way and of course, being a Nikon guy, I'm much more familiar with and desire the layout on the Nikon more than the Canon, but for the sake of this review, I did not hold that against the Canon.My goal in using a 6D for an afternoon was to see whether it offered enough to jump ship. I readily admit I'm biased, but I'm sure I'm not the only Nikon person wondering whether the grass is greener (or whiter) on the other side so fanboys from both sides may not like what I have to say. Like many D600 users, I was frustrated by a problem that Nikon didn't address correctly (at least at first), but there is no denying the sensor on the D600/D610 is brilliant. My choice at the moment is between Canon 6D, D610, and possibly Nikon D800.At first glance, the 6D is a nice hefty camera. I can't say I'm a fan of the wheel behind it and prefer the front/rear selection wheel on the D600/D610 much better, but I'm sure Canon people might say the same about Nikon. Back in the Rebel XTi vs. Nikon D80 days, I felt the same way and that's why I chose Nikon.The 20MP sensor on the 6D is easier to work with than the 24MP files of Nikon, but I actually started liking more MP's for cropping and also I felt more dynamic range on the D600/D610 images at least in the lower ISOs. I give the edge to Nikon here on purely image quality.Wifi/GPS - clearly Canon wins here. Nikon has neither except for an addon. I have no need for Wifi, but the GPS would be nice.Flash system: Nikon all day. The pop-up flash is missing on the 6D which at first might be laughed at, but there have been many times when my D600 and I were just out and about with a 50mm lens and needed just a touch of -2 EV fill flash when shooting at ISO 3200 and the mighty popup flash worked like a charm. Not to mention using the popup flash as a trigger for remote flashes.Video - I got some nice video with the D600; however, on the D600, you can't change the aperture while shooting video. This is because (don't quote me on this) the aperture mechanism and the mirror mechanism on the Nikon can only be used one at a time in order to make the lenses backwards compatible). I also found the 6D autofocusing in video mode to be much smoother. It is what it is.SD Cards- I was horrified to find only one in the 6D. The D600/D610 have 2 slots. For general shooting this may not be a big deal but SD cards do become corrupted in time. I for one wouldn't dare to shoot a wedding without having dual card slots. Much like the Nikon Df, that is a deal breaker for me.AF system: I used to think the D600 spots were too few and clustered in the center and the 6D is about the same except they have less points. For still pictures, I prefer Nikon's.So in conclusion, if you're in the Canon sandbox (have your Canon glass and such) and want to go full frame, I think this is a very nice upgrade from the 60D /7D world. Full frame is the sweet spot for affordability and the best image quality in my opinion. If you're an angry Nikon D600 owner, I don't think the grass is greener on the other side though the features on the 6D are nice.
Скромный эксперт
19.03.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
After 2 month of use, I can say a few more words about the 6D wi-fi capability and HI ISO.The wi-fi function, if you have an Iphone, is unbelievable. Not hard to set up, just take a brief look at the instructions on the app. After you set it up for the first time, just have to choose your camera at the settings each time, if you have an Iphone.First of all, your self portraits and family photos are going to reach a new level. You can see at your phone the actual composition, so... NO MORE SELF TIMER AWFUL PHOTOS.And you can control focus, aperture and speed. Then, just press the shutter at your phone. Truly impressive.And, after all this, you can download the photos immediately to your phone at a reasonable size. I take pictures always on raw format, wich are about 20mb. They go to your Iphone at 600kb, so you can send it thru email, sms or whatsapp. When you are at a gathering, take the pictures, download it and share it right on the spot. The look of the photos on your phone are going to be way differente from other photos, taken on phones or point and shoot cameras. Looks really professional, deep, sharp. I am truly impressed. My family is impressed. My friends are impressed. Really cool.Hi ISO photos are also a remarkable feature of this camera. I am using 2 F4L lenses (24-105 and 70-200), and they are not exactly bright lenses. But I being able to take photos indoors, including at night, without flash and tripods. Handheld photos at 2500 ISO are great. No significant noise, I can tell you. A few adjustments on Lightroom and you're done. But, if you use a tripod, the pictures are going to be better, for sure.Well, more then my first full frame, this is a breakthrough camera for me, since I'm doing things that I would not think about few years ago.This is my first full frame digital camera since my K1000 in 1987.On film days, I used to take fotos on large formats, B&W, diapositives, and had a lab at home...Since I've moved to digital, somehow it felt always soft, always shallow, never got what I was looking for. Truly disappointing.Upgrading from a Canon T1, finally I found in digital photografy the results that I used to achieve on 35mm. Sharp and deep images.There's a button below the lens on the body that reproduce the depth-of-field that you will get, just like it used to be on old film cameras. Incredible efects on close objetcts and portraits.Amazing video shooting also, I must say, even though my main goal are pictures.So many edit options on the camera, you may find it a little tricky to remember, but some of then are very useful, like HDR or multiple exposure.Strongly recomend the tutorials at canon web site.And I would recommend to a friend.
Скромный эксперт
05.05.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This camera was my upgrade from a T3i, and I regret not making the jump sooner. The larger sensor works beautifully with L-series glass, and it allows for lovely depth of field, even in conditions that would force you to stop down a bit.The body is sturdy, and around twice the weight of a Rebel-series body, so expect to use a nice strap for this hearty beast. The only thing that scares me is that the LCD screen is built right into the back, so it's exposed all the time. However, this hasn't been an issue in the 6+ months that I've had it. Still, I might consider a protective film for it.While not quite as complex as the 5DmkIII, the 6D has all manner of bells and whistles to appreciate. The two custom setting modes allow you to set up profiles that match your exact needs ahead of time for the conditions you expect to encounter if they're not already covered by the other modes, which I find especially handy for filming. What I find most handy is the Wi-Fi function, which can by synced up to a smart phone for remote viewing and firing. Perfect for self-portraits, or for setting out to snap shots without disturbing wildlife.Overall, I find this to be a great (and considerably cheaper) alternative to the 5DmkIII.
Скромный эксперт
04.04.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I just sold my T3i after upgrading to the 6D. I wanted better low light coverage and faster shots. I was amazed at how well this camera does in those conditions. weight wise it is heavier and feels more solid. The grip is more rubery and easier to hold onto. I personally like that I can use my SD cards. I was a little worried about not having the pop up flash. But the incredible low light shots that this camera allows has that concern on the back burner. It takes pictures I could never take with the T3i. What I didn't realize about this camera was HOW it actually did it. Upon further research I realized it was taking multiple shots and merging them. Canon calls it HDR. I don't fully understand how it does it but it takes amazing pictures.I played with the wifi a bit. It is a really neat feature. I was able to immediately view my pics on my iPhone. I haven't tried it yet with my friends iPad but plan to. It appears the pictures are no longer available on the iPhone when loses synch with the camera.The quality of the pictures, the speed of the first picture, the low light ability of the camera, the quality build of the camera really exceeds my expectations. I really enjoyed my other camera but this thing just has me in love. I plan to keep this for many many years!!edit:I've added a few accessories. STK's Canon-6D Battery Pack 2600mAh an extra battery that works well with the camera's interface. Fotodiox Inner pinch Lens Cap, Lens Cover with Cap Keeper, 77mm because I hate trying to remove the factory lens cap when I have the hood on. GGS Glass LCD Screen Protector for Canon 6D to protect the plastic LCD screen. Understanding Exposure, 3rd Edition: How to Shoot Great Photographs with Any Camera is one of the top rated books. I have learned a great deal about how to control my camera in manual to get better pictures. This book has color illustrations to help understand the photography principles. B+W 77mm Clear UV Haze with Multi-Resistant Coating (010M) I prefer to keep a quality filter on the end of my lens to protect it. Some folks don't. And the best tripod I've found is the Dolica AX620B100 62-Inch Proline Tripod and Ball Head. I hope you find this helpful.NOTE: Camera WIFI continues to use battery even though the camera is turned off. I found this out the hard way. Either disable WIFI/GPS or remove battery when not in use. I was surprised that my camera would not turn on then swapped batteries and it came right up. That is why I have a backup battery I guess.
Скромный эксперт
19.03.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I had my eyes on the 6D from the day it was released. In the year that I've had my 60D, I've taken over 50,000 photos, varying from hiking the Cascades in Washington to snapping pictures of my friends at parties. I really liked my 60D. But I wanted a full-frame camera. I have a 24-105 f/4 L, a 14mm Rokinon, and a Canon 50mm f/1.8. I snap lots of landscapes and night shots of the stars and wanted to take full advantage of the wide angled lenses I have.It's been about 12 hours since I unboxed my 6D and here are my initial impressions, mostly compared to a Canon 60D, which I really liked: - the body feels about the same as the 60D - the button layout takes getting used to, esp. for a 60D user. They've moved the delete button to where the play/review button used to be. Bad move, IMO - the shutter is buttery smooth, especially on 'silent mode' - the high ISO performance kicks ass; much less noise than the 60D - built-in lens aberration correction means one less step in Lightroom - HDR looks promising, but I have not had a chance to test. Wish it had more manual control, e.g. take more than 3 snaps. I expect I'll use bracketing and then post-process my HDR - GPS seems to work just fine, but it's a bit of a battery drain - WiFi options look good -- I can take photos remotely from my Android phone and also upload pix directly to my 'puter, too. - Build quality looks good. I have abused my 60D in all kinds of wet and frozen environs, and it has prevailed. I expect the same if not more from the 6D - I miss the articulated screen - I wish the Menu button was on the right hand; they've moved it to the left side, requiring the left hand to push it - I like the menu options to choose the ISO range AND the minimum shutter speed against the ISO. Nice. Wish it went faster than 1/250, as I shoot a lot of action shotsSo from the above, you might think I'd give the 6D a mixed review. On the contrary, I am *very* happy to make this investment. The upgrade to the full-frame is amazing, the crispness and low-noise improvements in the Digic 5 are great, and the GPS and Wifi features are a nice touch.Definitely move to the 6D if you have a 60D or a Rebel and want something better. BUT, as always, invest your $$ in some good lenses first -- those will be with you for a long time. Once you have some nice lenses, you can fully appreciate what the 6D brings.Anyone want to buy a 60D? :-)
Скромный эксперт
23.02.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I'm a photographer and a cinematographer, so image quality and clarity are incredibly important to me. This camera delivers both, and in a body that feels durable, well machined, and doesn't weigh me down.From a photographer's standpoint, the autofocus is the camera's one major flaw, it can be slow and inaccurate in low light, but works well in any other condition.In my tests, high ISO's produce minimal noise, relatively clean up to 1600 and with (for small sized web applications) a bearable amount up to 4000.The Wifi Connectivity is neat, especially for a photographer who wants to experiment with self portraiture. But videographers should be aware that the when the Wifi is enabled, you cannot shoot video. So remote control video is not an option with this guy via Wifi. Still, once you get used to the process, it's a neat feature that I could see a lot of potential for in future firmware updates or Magic Lantern.
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