Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 6D Body

I was a long time 35mm camera photographer and first stepped into the digital DSLR world with the half frame 30D. The 6D was the right price range for me to step up to full frame and I love it. I'm just used to the full frame focal length. The pictures are stunning with the 24-105L lens and I also like using the 50mm f/1.4 as well especially now that it is a true 50mm on the full frame camera. I just got the 17-40L lens and love the pix from it as we'll. I also have stepped up to Aperture and Adobe Lightroom. Lightroom is an especially powerful tool for making lens corrections and finalizing the photos for spectacular results. I have been so involved in still photography that I haven't even tried to shoot the first video yet.

I have been shooting with a t1i for years and loved it. I shoot raw and full manual and could get what I wanted in nearly all conditions. Or so I thought. As I got better and wanted to push the camera further, I was more and more frustrated by the low light performance. It was time to upgrade. I tried the t4i, but got a lemon at first. The 2nd t4i worked as it should and has some sweet bells and whistles, but the image quality is identical to my t1i. That nifty swively touchy screen is just not worth the money if my images are still noisy at high ISO. it went back and I saved up and bought the 6d with kit 24-105. Now I can crank that ISO up as high as I like! It's as though it's asking for the challenge. Obviously, in super low light and crazy high ISO, there is noise, but images that would have been unusable before are easily fixed in Lightroom or left as is. I like a little good noise now and then.

The Canon EOS 6D is - even though some people see it differently - the best choice for all Photo & Videographers that don't have a budget to pay the 5DMKIII or even more. If you are interested in making videos, don't even think about the NIkon D600, you won't have fun cause you CAN NOT change any aperture or shuttertime settings in liveviewmode! I know, the missing headphone jack and the one SD Card slot are bad choices made by canon to differenciate it from the MKIII, also the 97% viewfinder and the 11 point AF-System are kinda disappointing. But, nevertheless, the AF works out just awesomely fast, and if you shoot 80% of your photos with the central AF Point you'll be totally satisfied! Moreover the lowlightperformance of the 6D even matches the 5DMKIII in some points.You won't regret this buy.

After reading the reviews from Amazon and other sites. I chose this camera based on the fact that it is great in low light. I often shoot at concerts and needed something a little better than the Canon 60d. This camera is amazing even at ISOs of 12800 there is hardly any noticeable noise. Having owned a 5d a t2i and a 60d, this camera is a far superior product. The hidden bonus of this camera are the wifi and GPS. A 1000 upgrade to the 5dmkIII ,which even as Ken Rockwell points out, is essentially the same camera. I can live without the extra card slot or the the extra Custom function for the cost. In addition to the Camera I also purchased the http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AVBDGHM/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_4 extra battery which works just as great as the Canon brand and the http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AWLRLYK/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_3 battery grip. The grip is a slightly different camera, but I have never had a problem with Meike grips.Canon 6d, 24-70L 2.8, 70-200 f4 is, 50mm 1.4,

Having used both camera's, I can say this barring you need all 20000 AF-points of the 5D3, the 6D well worth the look. I shoot weddings that are mostly in low light. I haven't had to roll out the flash once and no grain at 6400 pretty much says it all. I also do lifestyle and fashion photos too.It is a lighter 5D3 and it's also light on the wallet too. Put that extra cash towards a nice lens.Also a lot of the f4 lenses compliment this because of the low light capabilities. Wi-Fi is a nifty feature that I'm really digging. Geo-Tagging is awesome too!I plan to get a backup 6D next year and that will hold me over for quite some time unless I move to medium format (which is coming down but not low enough.Most of my 5d3 comrades are ticked because they could've saved the cash and pick this one up.Get this camera and enjoy it...I'm 100% sure you will

I upgraded from a T3i. The two things I wish this camera had:A. Ability to trigger off camera flashB. More cross-type AF pointsThe label on the mode dial selector fell off too, easy fix, but, only if you're aware where/when it falls off. Otherwise, great camera. Low-light performance is sick!

So many things I want to bring up as to why I made the switch. Friends told me to hold out for the 7d MK 2. I didn't listen and I won't regret it. My photos are a huge improvement from what I was getting with my 7D. Yes the 7D was awesome. Much better than a 60D or a T rebel series camera, but yet I always felt it was a bit lacking. Video was noisy and choppy. ISO was noisy over 800. The 7D did feel a bit more secure in my hand and I have fairly average sized hands. The resell value of a 7D is pathetic. My 17-40 f4 L lens is nearly a fisheye on the 6D with the full frame. I like the viewfinder better on it as it's brighter for me to see through. I had the money to get a 5D mk3 but I opted save the cash for something else. The benefits of the 5D mk3 are not enough for me to shell out the cash. I could keep going on but frankly you'll read other comments and see why the 6D is the right choice for you if you want a top shelf camera for a mid shelf price.

Okay, a full frame for 2 g's... most afforbale one out there. amazing build and quality. if you're upgrading from a rebel or even a 7D or 60D... you won't believe even the feel of this camera. its great! plus if you like sharing your photos ASAP on instagram... the wifi is freaking awesome!

Shoots great photos under almost any light conditions. Lots of improvements, large and small, when moving up from Canon 40D. Even with full-frame capability, this camera is really no heavier that what I was used to. Best of all, my two fabulous "L" lenses work with the 6D perfectly--the primary reason I stayed with Canon for the upgrade.

I was able to shoot the Grand canyon at sunrise sunset and in between with excellent resolution and low noise. Shots of a dark tent reception during the monsoon season came out but were grainer at super high ISO. Flash made people duck for cover.

After doing a moderate amount of research, I decided that this camera would meet my needs. I already have an EOS 1d M4 and this will serve as my back-up camera. That is why I didn't choose the 5d M3. This one does practically everything I need for considerably less money and weight. The only thing I would like that it doesn't do is the HDR while saving the RAW. I love the low-light focus. I ordered it just before my European trip, so I had to pay for overnight shipping. It arrived as promised with everything I had ordered (including extra battery and SD cards). I was very happy with the purchase.

The 6D has been a great addition to my gear bag. The image created from the 20.2 CMOS chip is gorgeous, especially when pushed from 2000-5000 ISO. The only drawback that I have found so far is the focusing system. It's slow, especially when I've been used to the 7D. But, I am using this as my main body on the majority of my jobs, with the exception of sports. That's why I give it a 4 out of 5. I'd buy it again.

Could not believe the difference in performance between this and my Rebel t2i that I upgraded from (which I also love). But WOW. Have only used it on 2 shoots so far, but I have no complaints. Wonderful camera!

You don't need to be a pro to use this camera. Just shoot and you will se the quality of the camera.

Canon has put put the second best full frame canon behind the Mark 3. The nikon d600 does not even compare to the functionality of this. The 6d is very ergonomic and is lighter than most Full framers which is nice when carrying all day. The wifi should be the standard from here on for all DSLRs, and coupled with the ability to shoot and view from IOS and Andriod makes this camera a must have for event photographers. If you have the money buy this. I am really happy that I chose this over the 5D M3 I saved money and got an incredible camera! You can see images from the camera at my blog [...]

This camera does everything I need. I feel like I have no reason to buy another camera for a long time. It shoots beautiful pictures. I like the way your settings are locked into place so I don't accidentally change anything during a shoot.

I have owned a number of Canon Cameras over many years, and this is an excellent example of Canon design. Expensive, but Professional grade cameras a built to withstand harder use and working conditions than the Rebel series... which are alsoexcellent cameras, and far more reasonable in cost. Digital cameras have done away with having to use noxious chemicalsfor developing and printing, and permit astounding flexibility in cropping and printing... truly a massive revolution in image making technology.

The picture and camera functions quality are great, amazing, the best I have owned.However it is very poorly build! This is the worst built of all the EOS I have ever owned: Rebel, 20D, 50D, 5DMk II and 60D.There is some play in all buttons and switches. No second click on the trigger. Cheaper plastic construction does not improve the overall. This is definitively very disappointing for a $2000 camera Body.

I purchased this camera for portraits, landscapes, etc. Image quality is top notch, even a little bit better than the 5D mark III at higher ISOs, which to me is the most important aspect. The body feels solidly built. I also have a Canon 7D and the 6D feels just as solid, although a little bit smaller. Autofocus is great in low light (down to -3EV, best of any Canon camera), perfect for everything if you use the focus/recompose method using the center point. If you shoot mainly sports/action, the 5D mark III would be the better choice. AF is still better than the mark II, so if you used one and were fine with it, this will be more than enough. For the price I'd highly recommend it.

Everything about this Dslr is perfection.To the weight of the camera to the details of it.I was debating between the Mark 5d III and the Canon EOS 6d, and surely the price difference is a huge but the 6D is totally worth every penny.

I say that because it has ample file size for my uses and, besides all the other bells 'n' whistles, it has an internal GPS. Unfortunately, I'm not a super hotdog at using all the various aspects of a brand new camera within the first week of ownership; it takes me a while to work into it so this "atta-boy" cannot cover everything. I feel it is a fine, very useful camera.Concerning the purchase of the camera, all went well and I had no qualms about going through amazon. I received the camera expeditiously AND safely, it being well wrapped.This purchase got me a fine product, bought and shipped quite professionally, and my expectations of the whole deal were all met.

First things first, the camera takes great pictures and is one of the best around in low light performance. Not as good as the Nikon D600 at dynamic range but still one of the best Canon cameras around. After that, it goes downhill depending on your expectations. This camera functions like a Canon 60D in so many ways with a couple features of the 7D here and there. No flash and a single card slot hurt it when compared to the Nikon and overall, it just felt like it was lacking too much for a $2000 camera. If you are looking for a better quality 60D or T4i, you will love this camera most likely. If you want a replacement for a 7D, 5D2 or a cheaper 5D3, you will have issues.Full review at: learningcameras .com or search for channel learningcameras on youtube for the video review.

I have owned a 5D for 8 years and have loved it. So many new features on the newer full frame cameras were compelling but the new 5D's were too expensive. The 6d is priced right and I couldn't resist.

So I made the switch from a T3i so obviously the pictures I take are like night and day. I won't go into all of the technical features as I am not a technician. As a consumer I will say that the pics I take now are nothing short of amazing. The most amazing thing about this camera is the low light shooting. The results in video mode are unreal. Just using the lighting from my tv with the lights off in my living room was incredible. I have friends who have the 5D and will not switch to another camera. They simply say "in low situations we can use yours".