Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 6D Body

I replaced my eos 50d with the 6d and I am really astonished about the big quality difference of the pictures, especially in low light conditions. The shift from the crop sensor to the full frame sensor is just great.The downside is the HDR modus with which I couldn't shoot good pictures yet, maybe it is also my own stupidness to use the camera correctly, but shooting in HDR doesn't seem to me to be rocket science.It is a great camera for photographers taking pictures in low light conditions and would like to have the benefits from a full frame camera enhancing the picture quality drastically compared to a crop sensor. For sport / fast moving scenes it is not the best choice due to the sole centric af sensor, what I knew before buying the cam and I also do not use the camera for. A plus is also the lower weight compared to the other full frame cameras, which is noticeable when you are out for street photography (excellent in combination with an ef 50mm 1,4). The ef 24-105 kit lens is great and deliver really sharp pictures. For my use: street photography and portraits the lens combination ef 24-105 and ef 50mm turned out to be the best, especially considering the total weight which you have to carry with your equipment and total invest. For snap shots I always carry with me a small compact camera (nikon aw 100) instead of taking out the "big gun".Coming to the customer service from Amazon.com, which - also if many of you think shouldn't be rated here - I want to rate and warn customers with credit cards from Europe:DO NOT USE THE OPTION FROM AMAZON TO PAY IN EUR SINCE AMAZON IS USING AN UNFAVORABLE CONVERSION RATE. I HAD TO PAY 80 EUR MORE THAN IF I WOULD HAVE BEEN PAYING IN $ BEING CHARGED LATER BASED ON THE CREDIT CARD COMPANY CONVERSION RATE.

Love it, decided to go to full frame after using T2i for a couple years. This thing is amazing. Using it with the 24-105mm and pictures look fantastic. Yes the GPS is cool but I usually turn it on only when I decide I need it, it is a bit of a battery hog. I do like the Wifi features, very handy. This camera is great and can't wait to get some use out it and will update after that. Also, the camera grip feels great and the camera itself is light. I read a lot of reviews before purchasing this, to help me decide on this, and so glad that this was my choice.

Selling my 7D to upgrade to a 6D was a hard decision for me to make (I ponder on this for a couple of months). In part because of the absolute ruggedness of the 7D, but also for some of the photographic features it has (8 fps, 19 cross-type autofocus points, etc.). I felt like I would lose a lot of features just for the full frame sensor.Things I don't like about the 6D:1. Very basic autofocus (I don't understand canon on this, this is a rebel AF in my opinion except for the center point)2. Lack of joystick to move autofocus point3. Button layout. I liked some of the buttons on the left like the 7d or 5DIII.4. Plastic camera top5. Plastic LCD screen cover6. 1/4000 sec max shutter speed7. SD card instead of CFMy style of photography is mostly people and some wide-angle as well. It is obvious that the 7D was designed for sports/wildlife photographers. My only major complain about the 7D is the poor ISO performance typical of APS-C sensor cameras, so I went for it and got the 6D.After a few weeks of using the 6D I think I made the best decision I ever made.Although the 7D focusing system seems superior, in practice I've seen that in my work this makes little to no difference.I can say that the IQ and ISO performance of the 6D is FAR superior to the 7D. Plus the depth of field and reclaiming my wide-angle is something that not a lot of us think it's important until you see it in a full frame camera.The 6D is slightly smaller and lighter than the 7D, but I see this as a good thing.The Wi-Fi is very useful and fun to use.I don't think I'm going to use the HDR and GPS functions, but it's good to know they are there.Fortunately I do have some Canon L glass and I've always regarded these lenses because they produce great pictures, but the combination of L glass and FF sensor is something entirely different and superb.My recommendation is ... if you have a 7D, and are thinking about a 6D and your style of photography fits a full frame camera, go for it! You will be rewarded!

I am an avid photographer and have owned a series of Canon cameras going back to film. Since going digital I really yearned for the ability to take wide angle photos again so I decided to I purchased a full frame digital camera. The 6D seemed like the perfect choice.I love this camera. It takes fantastic pictures. Has all the right features. I particularly like the relatively small size (compared to other full frame cameras).I'd highly recommend this camera for someone needing full frame digital.

Freaking amazing. Now at $1415, this is THE CHEAPEST FULL FRAME DSLR EVER.I spent about 2 months hemming and hawing between the Nikon D600 and the canon 6d (I'm a previous Canon T1i user), and stuck with the 6D. Absolutely do not regret. Amazing picture quality, great ergonomics, and tons of features to love. Tons of reviews on this camera out there, so just sticking to my experience with it.Have been using for a month and pictures are amazing. Photos using the 6D and Canon 35mm f1.4L are here:[...]As an amateur photographer who's been shooting for 3 years, I was ready for this upgrade and do not regret it one bit. The better noise sensitivity and spot on depth of field and focusing ability has dramatically improved my picture quality overnight. Love this camera.Those seriously considering full frame and prefer Canon, GET THIS ONE. Unless you're a professional - then you're probably not reading this anyway.

There are two reasons this camera doesn't get 5 stars:First the lens, while it is a good lens, not quite as nice as other L series lens, it has an issue with zoom creep. Within about 3 weeks of having the camera I had to send the lens to Canon because the lens creep go so bad it was hard to keep it at the same zoom level while shooting at any angle other than horizontal.Second issue for me is that the shutter/flash sync speed is only 180 which is a bit on the slower side.If I was to buy this camera again I would probably forgo the lens and spend the money saved on a prime lens or two that fit my needs.

There is much to say about this camera. it's incredibly light and easy to use. Best of all, check the Wi-Fi capabilities.I can shoot and control the entire process from my iPhone. Review shots and include them 'instantly' in my iPhone while removing the photos from the camera (saving space immediately). It becomes a hot-spot for your iPhone wherever you are (specially traveling).I will not go into describing the camera features as I am not a professional and tons of articles are available to anyone to see.I used dpreview.com side-by-side comparison before taking my decision and I do not regret it at all.Enjoy this camera and do not think twice as the kit-lense it comes with it's also a great ad-on. I got it for $2,000 USD at the end of the year.

Great image quality for a very reasonable price - this is my light weight, general photography/vacation camera, that paired with a Canon lens EF 50mmm f1.4 USM, covers family events, landscape, and is small in size and lightweight for a good price. I found the camera easy to shoot handheld at relatively low shutter speeds and focuses accurately in low light; when mounted on a tripod for night photography, I found digital noise levels in dark areas of my photos better than other cameras I had owned.

Totally impressed with camera...... For years my main camera was the 7d after purchasing the 6d the full frame is incredible. Recently took 6d to NBA Hall of fame Springfield Mass. With my 24 to 70 I was able to shoot the dome shaped ceiling of inductees 12 pictures in one frame.

I started out with a Nikon D5100 as a starter Nov of last year. That camera did its job and I even shot a wedding with it and the photos came out great. After that, I told myself that I will not shoot with an entry level dslr ever again... So, I knew I wanted a full frame camera and was debating between the Mk3 or the Mk 2. I was not even considering the 6d until I read up on it. If you are looking for a budget friendly full frame, get the 6d. Worth every penny. I have not used it in full as of yet because I am still learning about the camera myself. So far, I like what I see. It is a combination of the Mk2 and M3 all in one. Not to mention, wifi and SILENT SHOOTING!!!! It is a entire different setup from Nikon of course, but I am willing to learn. I was looking at the D600 for a while, but due to its oil sensor issues, there is NO WAY i will shell out 2k for that. As stated, the 6D is awesome and the setup is a lot better. Personally, it feels better in my hands as well. TEAM CANON!!!! I will write a updated review in a couple of months.Just an updateIt has been a few days since I had the 6D and I am loving the image quality. I am getting use to the layout and I find it easier to use than my D5100 and it feels so much better in my hands! Canon did an excellent job in that department. I have photos to show, but the editing was done via lightroom 4.

It is my second DSLR camera. My first camera was t2I which is not full frame. I love using 6d in low light. It has a really good ISO system. pictures will look great even with ISO higher than 25000. I totally recommend it. I used it now for almost 6 months.

First and foremost, the image quality of this camera is second to none. I am amazed every time I download the pictures to my computer. Even after close examination of the full size files compared to the 1Dx and the 5D mark III, the images are absolutely every bit as good. High ISO noise handling is superb. I've found it to be slightly better than the 5D, but just barely under the 1Dx.I have no problem with the focusing system at all. The center point in particular will focus in extremely low light. The other sensors are perfectly usable in anything but very dim lighting and are accurate enough for me to shoot close up headshots and portraits at f/2 and still get very sharp focusing on the eye. I love the smaller size of the body. It's a little lighter and more convenient to carry. I have really big hands, but the way the grip is designed makes it comfortable for me to hold. I generally don't use any preprogrammed modes, but a couple settings are really useful: Hand held night scene and hand held HDR. They work really well! The camera takes a series of shots and lines everything up perfectly. Its not as good as using a tripod, but if you don't have one on you or have time to set it up, its fantastic!I have no opinion of movie mode. I don't ever shoot video, but it does full HD, so that's cool too.The controls are well thought out and I actually like the placement better than my 7D. The only surprises I've found so far are that the shutter only goes up to 1/4000th instead of 1/8000th and the maximum strobe sync speed is 1/180th instead of 1/250th. I still give it 5 stars because those speeds are just fine. The only time I would ever need 1/8000th is if I were shooting in the brightest daylight possible at f/2. Hasn't ever been an issue in all my yeas of shooting.

I love the pictures from this camera, even evening shots handheld!I never use an on-camera flash so I'm glad it doesn't come with one.I love the GPS capability, but it sure uses battery!, What gives Canon??? So what I do is take the first shot or two with the gps on, then turn it off for the remainder of the shoot in that area. I don't like a lot of gps points anyway so this works perfectly for me. I use PhotoLinker software (mac) to add the same coordinates to all the pictures.The controls seem logical, the buttons well made. So far VERY happy with camera, pictures, and lens!

Upgraded from a T3i to the 6D and am enjoying every minute. "Entry Level" Full Frame with many of the same features as the 5D Mk3 but WAY cheaper. You've already read all the other reviews so if you've finally got to mine, just go and get it! You wont regret it.

I absolutely love this camera! I definitely upgraded when I went from the Canon Rebel series to the EOS 6D. Doesn't have a flash, but I don't normally use one anyways due to trying to use natural light. This camera is costly, but worth every penny. I've been asked by several people what kind of camera I use.

When Canon announced it and after reading the specs was skeptical about this camera... It was so much different compared with the specs of his direct competitor. Now i decided to buy it and i don't regret at all.First of all... i was thinking... "only 11 AF points?"... But now i can say, i kind of miss all the AF Points of the 7D (the camera i had before this) but now i don't feel it as necessary. Yes, it has much less AF Points than the competitor but it is accurate and fast as those advanced AF systems. The only thing what i could take somethins as negative is how the AF points are located, too centralized, it could be good if those AF points was more spread around the viewfinder.Let's look at the ISO now... just spectacular... very low noise at high ISOs... At ISO25600 the photo is still very usable. Canon has made some of great sensors for this camera (and 5D MkIII/1DX), well done Canon.The weight is quite content to be a camera housing a 35mm sensor. It feel very comfortable. Back side buttons to me seems logical, everything is at the reach and fast configuration. In design i think it has nothing to claim.What i miss in this camera?I understand that this camera is targeted to enthusiast/amateur who want to upgrade to FF camera more than for pros that has their own studio with own lights configurations, so i think they should have put an built in flash instead of WIFI/GPS. The WiFI and GPS is a good addition and very nice to use (specially the WIFI) but i don't think it is more usable (or important) than a built in flash.Anyways... if you are already APSC canon shooter (asume having EF lenses) this is the logical upgrade if you have tight budget. For new buyer maybe the decision is though since the competitor has also a camera with much potentials.

I was so excited to get this camera and the Kit lens. I was really enjoying my time with the camera , had good shots with it, until the day the translucent screen came of from its slot and fell on top of the camera mirror. This made the camera go out of focus and rendered it useless. Online research showed that the translucent screen is called the focusing screen. It happened once. I carefully popped the focusing screen back into its slot after recovering from my brief shock. The camera started working and taking pictures. I thought it was a one time deal . But Last week it happened again . The focusing screen came of its slot and fell on the mirror. I was really surprised how an expensive camera like this one call fall apart like this. I had other Cannon products before I purchased this full frame like the Cannon Rebel , HD camcorder etc for several years but never had issues like this before.Called Amazon Customer service and they routed me to call the Cannon Customer service department 1800-652-2666. Going to call them today and will update this feedback how it unfolds with Cannon. In retrospection, I should have waited for Costco to sell this as they had better customer service with reference to defective products.

I use my cameras mostly for wildlife photography and do quite a bit of telephoto shooting with 70-200, 300 and 600mm L lenses. I've been using an EOS 7d for several years and got this as a second camera. I understood that this full frame camera would not provide the level of magnification of my 7d, but saw other features that looked inviting enough to take the plunge. Unfortunately, the improved low light performance was the only one of these improved features that turned out to be worthwhile for me. The Wi-Fi capability that allows remote shooting with my iPhone is so awkward to set up that I do not use it. The autofocus is much slower than that of the 7d and I see no improvement in image quality with normal lighting. I would only recommend this camera to those who do a lot of wide-angle shooting in dim lighting and are not concerned with rapid focus.

This has been my first DSLR and I absolutely love it. It lacks in-built flash but it does not need one with such high ISO.Features which I love the most is inbuilt WiFi and GPS. I keep my cam on tripod and wait for a bird to fly and I can shoot directly from my iPhone which is much lighter. It takes such wide angle shot which I never imagined it can take at 24mm.Only thing which should have been better number of focus points so it cannot be used as an ideal sports camera but for landscape photography, portrait, travel...this is a camera which cannot be replaced in a decade.

It is very light, ergonomics, and give much higher quality pictures than any APS-C sensor and way better video than any Nikon. The placement of the buttons, and silent shutter are very nice features. 11 autofocus points are more than enough for most usage except for geeks who never take pictures but browsing the internet. The center autofocus is way more accurate and very good in low light than previous EOS.Wifi and GPS are bonus and very helpful to backup the files during shooting in wedding. Just buy 270EX flash with the kit 24-105mm L, you ready to go anywhere and get lovely pictures from travel and vacations.

Bought this for my wife who does professional photography. I am by know means one, but she is and loves it. When mama's happy, I am too.

I like this camera better than the 5D because it does more and is lighter. The picture quality us excellent.

As a long time Rebel user with some L glass I've been ready to make the leap to FF for a long time, but couldn't really justify the cost. I debated heavily between the 5DIII and 6D and I have no regrets over picking the 6D. I'll break it down quite simply for you. Unless you mainly shoot video, need the advanced auto focus, or depend on your images to make money(redundant cards), the 6D will perform just as well as the 5DIII.I shoot stills 99% of the time, almost always use center point focus(I want to choose my focus point, not the camera), and have never lost a CF card in over a terabyte of images, so the 6D is the perfect fit.

I set up my 5d mark ii with my canon 24-105 L usm for stills and my canon 100 - 400 L usm on the 6d, for wildlife. Took some shots of the dog running in snow w/ 6d) and they came out pretty well (set shutter to 1/640 and iso to auto). Apparently I will need to increase the shutter speed in the future as quite a few of the shots were just a tad blurry.I did not "test" the autofocus, but it seems about the same as the 5d mii. I wish it was better.I placed one RAW file in my Blaez folder if you want to check out a high res image at [...]