Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 6D Kit

I bought this body as a companion to my Rebel xsi. I have only had it a few months, but have used it extensively. It is a great camera, with many expanded features I am learning. The expanded ISO range was a primary reason for buying the 6D. It also gives me a full frame body, that fits my existing lenses since I bought EF lenses for my Rebel.

I bought this camera because I was so Impressed with my Canon 5D I had to get this one too. I like the fact this camera has built in HDR, Amazing battery life, weather sealed, and the 24-105mm L lens is fantastic! I have shot some star trails with this camera and the battery is amazing. I have got 4 hours straight of continuous shutter clicks off one battery! It has amazing ISO performance. The perfect camera for this style of photography. I know that it's weather sealed so I can't wait to shoot some lightning pictures with it. I haven't had it long, although it takes amazing pics, has incredible battery life, and feels well built.

I am a fan of Canon cameras for a long time since the 70th of last century!! I had some experience with digital Canon cameras but with lower featured EOS.I am happy with EOS 6D although did not make much photography with yet.

We are not professionals, but we do love photography. This camera surpasses all our needs. I love the low light ability!

Well before going into my opinion you should know that1. Upgrading from the t3i2. First Full Frame DSLR3. Year and a half of experience in photographyWith that being said I will start with buildIt is nice and weighted in my hands (kinda medium sized hands) The materials are nicer than cheaper DSLRs and took it out when it drizzled, nothing But with the kit lens it feels a bit heavy but for the results it produces its well worth it. No built in flash (cool with me because I never really liked it)Image quality,I think the ISO performance here is what steals the show. I hand hold this in very dark rooms and still can get a usable photo. The sharpness is amazing and colors come out fantastic. The Auto focus is great at finding what I want even though its only 11 autofocus points.FeaturesWifi is very cool but I can't review the smartphone feature due to the fact Canon doesn't have support app on the Windows phones yet or ever not sure if they are working on it. GPS is good but warning, both on will KILL the battery quickly. The battery does last a good long time. Taking constant photos I lasted a wedding without the battery losing a bar except I had the wifi and GPS function off. Also learned if you leave on the GPS it works with the camera off so there is that too. The silent shutter and silent burst shutter are actually quiet. I use it at a wedding with another photographer who was using a camera without a feature like this and that camera was 10x louder than mine. I have yet to test the HDR feature so I realize this isn't a complete review but using only basic knowledge with it for the first time I still got some amazing photos when it came to using it at a wedding.

Coming from a T2i, I selected this camera over both the 5D MarkII and the 5D MarkIII. I bought and tried the 5D MarkII but because of the camera's problems with focusing in low light, I sent it back. The 5D MarkIII was a bit of an overkill for my intermediate/hobby status, although the camera's specs are fantastic.I let the T3i pass as well as the T4i because the T4i's poor reviews. I'd decided to wait until spring of 2013, hoping for a decent upgrade.Within days of hearing about the 6D, I'd ordered one. The samples I'd seen from the camera were incredible. The price, with the 24-105mm places the cost of the camera body at about $1500. for a full frame camera. Unreal. As soon as I recieved the camera, I tested low light focusing and it succeeded. I've only once had focusing problems when shooting into sunlight. The camera's center cross type sensor did focus as soon as it found a bit of contrast.The controls are intuitive, better than the T2i and the 5D MarkII. The image quality is gorgeous, particularly compared to the T2i, which I still regard highly. The feel is perfect coming from a Rebel.Since I bought the camera for stills, I've tested video once and was impressed with the quality but the camera must be mounted on a tripod or monopod to bet a high quality video, imo.High iso shots are impressive. Count on useable 6400 iso shots. The in-camera HDR function does work perfectly for it's intended use, and yes, you can still use AEB to take normal HDR bracketed shots.I'm thrilled with the camera and thankful for Nikon for forcing Canon to compete and provide it's captive consumers with a worth while product at a reasonable price.

Just a layman's review, i.e. non-technical. Search elsewhere on technical and spec reviews. Full frame >> APS-C >> M4/3, etc... I got that.First time full frame owner: I used the 6D and my friend used his 7D during a company photo session with 150 people outdoor in front of the building. When zoomed in to see the details on the pictures taken, the 7D produced very reasonable details of individuals, expressions, etc. Then I looked at the pictures taken with the 6D in full frame. Wow!!! not only it showed more detail than the 7D did, I can get crisp crop of individuals good enough for print from the 150 group pictures. It's low light performance is also excellent. I have used it to take photos indoor at low light. So far, I really don't see the need to purchase a flash yet. I might change my mind once I used it in different shooting conditions. Comparing pictures taken with the 6D vs my Panasonic G5 four-third (still my choice when comes to overseas travel), it is really day-and-night. BTW, I decided on the Canon EOS 6D over the Nikon D600 mainly because of the hi-ISO, low light performance. Check it out on dpreviews.com for EOS 6D page 23 Image Q Compared; and secondarily the size and weight. I am sure many will tell me why these are not best reasons in choosing which full frame to buy. For me, I am happy with my decision to purchase the 6D. I probably will never know what I missed not going with the Nikon D600.

The 6D lacks some of the features that a pro would need/want but was exactly the camera for me. The wifi/GPS is nice but I don't use either very much. Image quality is a huge improvement over Rebel series. I have owned a t1i, t4i, and a 7D and this is easily the best I have had in terms of IQ. The 7D was probably a better pick for a pro shooting sports and if I was doing that and getting paid I would probably still have it. While it won't touch a 5D mkiii for a pro, the 6D is perfect for the pro-sumer or very serious enthusiast.

This is a very nice camera full frame and low noise are a big improvement over my 40D ( which I still love)I am an advanced user in three camera clubs, This camera brought me up a notch.

This camera was my choice because it had good recommendations, and has a full frame sensor as opposed to my Rebel xsi's 2/3 size sensor. This camera will replace my Rebel as it was experiencing shutter problems. Although I have only just begun to get familiar with my 6D, I am completely happy with the few photo's that I have taken. All of my old Canon EF lenses will work great on this new 6D.

I am really enjoying this camera. The high ISO is very clean and the menus are intuitive. This is not the 5D MkIII and it's not really mean to be but the image quality is pretty much the same. Well worth the money if you want full frame and are not looking for machine gun speed.

I have only had this camera a few weeks but I love everything about it at the moment. I started with a 550d about 3 years ago and like that camera very much. I wanted a full frame camera that would shoot better in low light and the 6d fills that bill. I'm sure others have more experience and better reviews than I am capable of, but I am very happy with the results I have been getting and am excited to see the difference in quality and several useful features not available on my previous model.

Not much to say about the camera except it's great, user friendly with three great auto/semi-auto modes. Lots of other's have given great reviews on the technical aspects of this camera (I've read them all) so no details on that from me. Excellent value with the lens, both work great in most situations from bright sunshine to night shots, still finding out what I can do with it. Well worth the substantial investment; I also bought the 17 to 40 wide zoom lens and that is also a great addition to the camera bag.

Not much to say about the camera except it's great, user friendly with three great auto/semi-auto modes. Lots of other's have given great reviews on the technical aspects of this camera (I've read them all) so no details on that from me. Excellent value with the lens, both work great in most situations from bright sunshine to night shots, still finding out what I can do with it. Well worth the substantial investment; I also bought the 17 to 40 wide zoom lens and that is also a great addition to the camera bag.

I just got my 6d a week ago and have been using primarily with my pair of primes, Canons, 50 1.4 and 85 1.8. So mar my biggest impressions are 1, the ISO button is absolutely wonderful. Located in the perfect place for my finger, and its shaped differently than the other buttons so very easy to find without looking. And 2, shooting indoors with natural light, no flash, this camera makes it so easy it almost isn't fair! It used to be a challenge searching for enough indoor light to give me the shutter speeds needed, and pump up the ISO of course meant noisier pictures! With the 6D, pumping up the ISO a bit means literally nothing, no ill effects whatever! So you want that shot of your kid playing? Don't even look away from the viewfinder. The button falls naturally under your finger, press it and dial up the ISO, it only takes a second. Then snap the pic! As I gain more experience with this camera ill update here, but so far it's been a very nice surprise as its my first full frame cam.

Takes really nice photos, is relatively easy to use, and has a lot of lenses available for use. A year later I am still very pleased with my purchase.

I read many reviews on the 6D and they were very consistent, and the reviews shouted BUY. I'm very very happy with my 6D, and very appreciative of the guys that reviewed this one. One of the reviews was by Ken Rockwell. I can affort the 5D Mk III, but the lower cost and smaller package and lighter weight was very appealing. Also, I was upgrading from a 60D and it was apparent the many similiarities would make the transition quicker.

I am still learning about it but so far it is fantastic. It's well built and the controls are easily accessible and the features are almost endless. Great camera.

We upgraded from a Canon T2i to this and couldn't be happier. The picture quality is remarkable compared to the T2i, especially with an EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens. Probably the only thing I'm not super happy with is the builtin GPS since it seems to take a very long time to get a fix on the position. THis may be expected since we don't leave it on all the time to conserve battery life though.

I have been using Canon 60d's for a couple years to shoot commercials, weddings, short films and educational films and have found the 60d more than up to the task. I have always been interested in "moving up" to full frame cameras, specifically the Canon 5d Mark III. However, I simply couldn't justify the price of the upgrade for the difference in image quality - the 60d's were good enough.After watching at least 10 reviews of the Canon 6d online, I realized that if the ISO tests were accurate, this camera would make every one of my lenses (except my 17-55mm 2.8 IS EF-S lens, which doesn't fit on a full frame sensor) that much brighter. Not only that, but the DXOmark tests revealed that the Canon 6d was the strongest sensor in Canon's stable, even better than the 5d Mark III. I know that the moire in video tests has proved less than stellar, but honestly, its so rarely an issue in what I film.Having been disappointed in upgrades to products over the years, I was hesitant to by the 6d, thinking it was only incrementally better than a 60d. I was wrong.After ISO 1600 the 60d is basically unusable, and even at ISO 1600 you're getting noisy. My tests today with the 6d reveal that at ISO 12800 you have about the same image quality IF NOT SLIGHTLY BETTER than a 60d at ISO 1600.That means that in a dark room, footage on your 6d is usable. What more can I say? This camera is worth every penny. If I had more resources I would get a second one.And I have been told that the low light performance on this camera beats the Canon C300 - for $12,000 less. Epic!

If you are looking for a Full Frame Camera after using the Crop sensor.. Do not look anywhere else... Love this camera... I technicaly did not have the budget to move to Mark III and also moving up from Crop sensor I wasn't sure I wanted to go with a super bulky camera in Mark III. 6D is the perfect camera for a person like me who uses it more during a vacation for landscape photography. I love the low light sensor, yes you need to get used to focus with the middle of the lense but it picks up in extream dark condition... LOVE IT... NO COMPLAINS

I bought this and returned it for a 5D mark III due to video moire and aliasing.If I didn't do video, It would have been perfect.

The camera looks and work great. The only thing that is wrong is that the EF-S (the 18-55 zoom) lens that have does not work. That reduces my available lenses from three to two (and makes the shortest focal length I have 28-105). The battery shipped with the camera was DOA. Both the seller, Imaging World, and Canon were contacted with this information. Imaging World has not resonded (a week later) and Canon suggested I charge the battery again and clean the contacts on the camera. What nonsense!!! It was a response, I assume, that was/is designed toeep them from honoring their warrenty. I did, however, order a pair of Wasabi 2400 ma batteries (for half the price of one Canon battery) that arrived and work perfectly and have served to render Canon's and Imaging World's lack of customer service moot.

Well my review its going to be very short. I bouth this camera because all my equipment were stolen, i used to have my beloved canon 7D, and as a comparison, i would say that in the day its by far better camera, more AF points, focus faster and precise, the shutter speed 1/8000 was very nice in bright days with my 70-200 2.8.Canon 6D is very good in low light situations, i love the colours (sorry 7D you're short on this), very realistic, what you see outside you see them on every snap you take, noise.... wow!! im always aournd 3200-6400 without any issues, just a little help in LR with NR.I have to say that this camera is missing buttons, or functions, i mean, no WB button?, maybe im just to used to the 7D but its a pain to zoom the photos in de 6D, first you hit the magnifier and then scroll the shutter dial.Ergonomics, i was already used to my canon 7D w/ gripp & canon 70-200 2.8 IS, all day long, almost at the and on the night my arm was a little tired yes, but i only used the canon 6d w/ 24-105 my fingers felt all the weight, due to the small size of the camera, my fingers bareli fit on there place, even now i got the grip still feels small for my hands, but helped a lot in the stress.2 Days ago a i get and error, turned off, on, and the says something about the lens connection, so i took it off and place again and problem solve, hope this doesn't keep happing,