Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 6D Body

The quality is awesome, this is my first full frame camera and so far the experience has been delightful, gorgeous shutter sound, perfect size and weight, ISO range is excelent, i love this camera!

If you are familiar with the Canon T4i then you are already almost up to par on the 6D. I own the T4i and decided to go full frame with the new 6D. A lot of the T4i's menus and settings are closely akin to 6D's. I personally don't mind that the 6D doesn't have the fold out screen since I rarely used it on the T4i anyway. I do miss the touch screen however.The full frame advantage of the 6D at this price is awesome. I still use the T4i for most of my telephoto work since a crop camera provides a much longer work area. I also sometimes use the T4i for my macro work when I want a tighter shot. BUT the low light shooting ability of the 6D and the much brighter viewfinder will knock your socks off! The 6D is a low light king! The 6D's ability to shoot with lowlight and it's noise level at a minimum is simply outstanding... it outperforms all present competitors! The ISO performance is far beyond the T4i also.One reason I don't think the 6D even needs a foldout screen is because the ability to use iPhone or iPad as a control is really nice. Also the software that comes with the kit makes it possible to control the camera from a wifi connected laptop also. The GPS stamping is also top notch... and the mapping software is really nice.The feel of the 6D is also quite similar to the T4i being only a bit heavier but the weather seal on the 6D is an advantage also.So, all in all .... I have a great crop camera in the T4i... and a terrific full frame in the 6D.

Before jumping into the full-frame bandwagon I had Canon Kiss X3 ( Known as Rebel T1i here in USA). With that images taken at ISO 3200 is hardly usable. However with 6D ISO performance is top notch and 12800 is usable too.6D may have only 11 AF points, but those 11 works pretty well for me. And 6D can focus pretty well in near darkness.

Likes.....Very cool to control the Canon 600 flash wirelessly. No need to move light stands to change the flash settings. You should have label your on flash clearly know what group it is set.The wireless transfer to your iPhone/Android phone is a big plus.The best center point focus with -3 ev is super fast and accurate.Can shoot three, five, or seven image groups for HDR.Very quiet mirror movement.Has a 14 RAW or 73 jpeg image buffer.The iso button has an extra nub on it. You can feel it without looking. It is kind of like the "F" or "J" key on the keyboard.DIslikes...This camera does not have a sync cord. You must use a wireless system to trigger your off camera flash.I stepped up from a Canon 50D, which was a pro-sumer body. The 6D is a pro-sumer full frame body. I wished they had made this camera with CF cards. Annoying to have buy another set of memory cards and card holders.The camera is just a little too small. My little finger is not gripping the camera.

Takes fantastic pictures, and the GPS is fantastic for keeping track of where your photos were taken. Only note of caution, if you are upgrading from EOS Digital Rebel, some of your lenses may not work.

This is very very very good camera, for 99 per cent of the shots most people will take.While this camera is clearly targeted towards advanced amateur photographers it will suit a range of shooters depending on your requirements.It is relatively small and light, takes wonderful pictures with very high image quality, feels great in the hand and is amazingly good in low light situations.The wifi is actually more useful than many think (haven't used the GPS yet).Some people won't like it because of its relatively limited AF system compared to the 5DmkIII. While I have encountered some situations where the outer AF points hunt slightly in low light at wide apertures this never happens with the central point which is better than anything any other Canon has produced (especially for low light situations).If you are a serious sports shooter this might not be for you either but its certainly good enough for the occasional sports shooting if you know what you're doing.Therefore if you prefer the focus and recompose method this is probably the perfect camera for you, despite what some people on web forums say - especially the ones who have never used it before.SparkySparksMelbourne Australia.

Full Frame, excellent shots, hard to go wrong with this camera. I recently took some pictures of my son's Jog-a-thon. out of 250+ only three shots came out blurred.

Enjoyed this camera for about 2 weeks before the kit lens went bad creating a E01 Error message. The camera message will tell you to clean the contacts, but do a search online and you will find many people experencing a problem with the 24-105 lens. It is a internal connection flaw. I suggest doing research and considering another lens because this defect appears to be very common.*Update: Amazon replaced the lens right away with no hassle. I've been using this body lens combination for a year now and would definitely recommend the 6D body. The wifi feature is great for sharing photos and doing low resolution edits. I'm still on the fence about the 24-105 L lens. I use manual focus whenever possible because I do believe this defect will eventually occur if you use this lens regularly in auto focus mode. It's a great all purpose lens while it works but do not think of purchasing it as a investment like other Canon L lenses I recommend skipping the kit and spending more for another lens.

Best Canon Full Frame DSLR in mid size class. Actually i wanna buy 5DM3, but I can't deny that 6D make me curious and steal my attention to buy full frame. And it's worth it.

What a difference a full frame camera makes. Image quality fantastic! With it I can make the enlargements for display that I was after.

This pro-sumer level camera is exactly what I had been waiting for, for years. Interestingly enough, its features closely match those of a water proof camera (different brand) that I also use extensively while in the ocean in my adopted state of Hawaii.I especially like the hand-held night scene mode feature as well as being able to record video in a manner such that I can use individual frames for still pictures.

I have been amazed at the performance of this camera in low light. Seems like I always find myself shooting events where the light is not what you hope for. The 6D not only has very little noise; it focuses easily in low light too. I chose it for the Wifi, and the EOS app has been excellent. Remote shooting and being able to check images on a bigger screen have both been great. And who doesn't enjoy some "instant" sharing when you snag a fun shot?The 6D is my first full frame camera, so I was surprised to learn how light it is. Image quality has surprised me as well. I am very happy with this purchase.

in brief the Canon EOS 6D is a great full frame camera! Picture quality is superb. Additionally the incorporated Wi-Fi and GPS system will change the way you see photography!... did I mention you can control the camera from your iphone? ohhh yeah!

This body replaced my Canon 7D (great camera). I was mostly interested in the HDR feature and the built in GPS. After a week of steady use I can say that the camera is light, fast (not as quick as the 7D) and feels good to hold. I am not too impressed with the HDR as you can get much better results by using bracketing and making your own. However they do amplify nightime/twilight photos. I found the wifi actually useful as you can set the camera to "broadcast" to an iPad or smartphone without being on an actual wifi and sync photos. (a bit difficult to set up though).The quality is amazing as I would expect from a full sensor Canon camera. Below are the top 3 pro/cons:PRO-Quality-GPS-Full frame sensorCON-EF lenses only (if you have EF-S lenses, they will not work properly and leave a huge vignette)-Not as fast as "lower" 7D model-PriceI would recommend this as an upgrade with the caution that if you have many of the Canon EF-S lenses or 3rd party equivalent, they won't work on the full frame camera. (see above) This would be a 5 star rating if not for that and the kinda lacking HDR capability.

I purchased this camera to venture into Full Frame cameras. I previously used a Canon t3i for portraits and second shooting at a few weddings (I would not recommend for such cases). That being said I invested in the 6d and a few portrait lens. So far, this camera has lived up to it's reputation. It compares well to the 5dmkiii, but obviously subpar to it with good reason. After testing the 5dmkiii and 6d, the ISOs are comparable and the 5d autofocus are in my opinion much better all around. To weigh my opinion on the d-pad, I actually like it. The d-pad could have more texture to it for direction, but it's still not bad. I would have gave this product 4.5 stars for ergonomics, quality, feel, functions, and price. But the wifi capabilities and free smartphone apps set this camera apart from ALL other cameras therefore giving it a solid 5. Nice job Canon and I hope this helps!

I upgraded to this Canon 6D from my old Canon 40D. I was particularly interested in moving up to a full frame camera with higher resolution and intrigued by the feature of wireless connectivity to my I-Pad or I-Phone. I thought about the 5D Mark III, but the 6D is $1,000 less expensive and has similar features. Also, the 5D doesn't have the wireless capability or GPS built in like the 6D does.I am very happy with my choice. This is an excellent camera! The lens it comes with is the "L" series Canon zoom lens, which is Canon's best quality lens. Note that if you are upgrading to this camera that if you have any lenses that are EF-S, they will not be compatible with this full frame camera. Only EF lenses will be compatible. Also, setting up the camera and learning its features will be easier if you also purchase one of the several books available on using the Canon 6D ( I purchased the "Canon 6D for Dummies " book),

I LOVE THIS CAMERA! I highly recommend it to anyone considering it. I would take this over the 5D mrk 3 any day. It performes exceptionally well in low light. Very low amounts of grain.

This camera are good, small but very nice, its not de most fastes camera but its a really confortable camera, practical, and easy to use, before i have a canon 60D and its like this but have a sensor full frame thas i love it.

I own a 5D MKiii and love it, and I was wanting an affordable backup camera. I didn't want to sacrifice the full frame, and I couldn't afford another MKiii. The MKii has given me problems in the past and it seems a little out of date...especially compared to this! Love this camera. The sensor cleaning is a little loud, though. Kinda concerned me at first but I'm used to it now.

The image quality of this camera is so good I couldn't believe it. Now I take beautiful pictures and print them off in 13 by 19 inch sizes, some of which I frame. I have only been involved in photography about a year, but coworkers seeing the pictures think I'm a pro. My only problem with this camera is that everybody now wants me to take pictures of their soon to be famous daughter, cousin, or nephew!

First, let me say this isn't the right camera for everyone.... No camera is. But, if like me you:a) Value image quality above everything elseb) Spend time composing shots rather than rapid fire (i.e. not a sports or wildlife shooter)c) Prefer lightness rather than features you don't useThen, this is a great camera. Don't let the negative reviews phase you. The 6D is a superb piece of equipment. The AF is extremely fast and accurate even in very low light. Yes, I know there are only 11 AF points and only 1 cross type. But 95% of the time, I'm on the center point anyway.If you expect to shoot sports, wildlife, or other fast moving action, then you should look elsewhere. But for me, the 6D is perfect.

Well I WAS a Nikon guy for many years but after the way Nikon USA has handled this Dust/Oil issue with the D600 has made me switch to Canon. Total lack of support or admission of a problem from Nikon, luckily Amazon was nice enough to let me return the D600 and so I bought the 6D. I have only been out in the field with it once so far but it is enough for me to say I like it very much. Sure the paper specs may favor one over the other but the image quality is about the same, I dont care about 2 card slots or mega pixels, I want vivd shots and a clean sensor. Of course after a while all DSLR's need a sensor cleaning but the Nikon had out of the box never has the lens off the camera dirt. Not acceptable! I also find the Canon 6D has more ergonomic controls and is overall a more "pleasant" camera to use. Needed tech support to answer a question and the call was answered in just a couple on minutes by a very helpful person. It is not unreasonable today to expect a company to get out in front of a QC issue but Nikon choose to run and hide..........shame on them and hello Canon

This is an amazing camera right out of the box. I haven't had time to really play with the settings. The point and shoot is just flawless!

I moved up from a Canon XSI(450D) after almost 5 years and the extra buttons and dials you now have really come in handy. The biggest thing I appreciate is the ability to use an ISO higher than 800 on the 6D between 6400 and 10000 with very reasonable levels of noise. Again coming from 3.2 FPS the 4.5 on this camera feels much faster, I know its no sports camera but its not bad at all.WIFI, I ended up using this feature almost every time I take pictures to download 1 or 2 images to my phone to update the background or to text out to family or facebook.Very good camera and I can't wait to have it longer and see how this baby can fly