Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 6D Kit

So far this camera has everything i expected to do; the WIFI feature has been a great bonus and as allow me to preview my shots on a tablet anywhere..I have notice battery life seem to shorter, but for the price for a full frame camera i cant complain...

I chose this camera to upgrade from a Canon 50D. The reason of upgrade was to take advantage of a full-frame sensor (a 50mm lens, behaves like a 50mm) and because of the ISO capabilities.Overall the camera is great, image quality is fabulous. Weight is perfect, and the controls are very well balanced. The GPS is great (although it consumes a bit of battery) and the WiFi is a cool add-on (great to take self photos or to send a photo via phone).After using the camera for 3 weeks, and 3K photos, I've noticed that the focus is slower than in my 50D. Also the focus points control require two dials which is a bit annoying.Another problem is that the GPS, when turned on, is not turned off when the camera goes in sleep mode - so, if you leave the camera in sleep mode for half day, you'll notice that battery drained off a bit.All in all, I'm very happy for this choice.

You have to see the images to believe it. Compared to APS-C the images are definitely a level higher. Images have a magical 3-D appearance.VERY happy with my 6D.

I've had this camera for about 2 months now and love it! I had the T3i previously and the quality of pics is significantly better. Has taken a bit getting used to as the settings and knobs are situated differently, but I'm almost acclimated. It is a bit heavier than the T3i, but knew that before I purchased it. It's weight is much less than the next level up. I don't miss the additional focus points on the 5D as I manually focus.

This is a truly fantastic camera and I highly recommend it. Why?- it just does everything it's meant to beautifully; it's easy to use, the photos it takes are stunning, it's not too heavy, it's robust and quite frankly, it is probably the best camera I've ever used in the field (I do military stuff). At first had problems loading RAW files into Photoshop CS6 but the ACR 8.3 update fixed all that. It is the dogs bollocks!!!!!

Great camera for anyone who is wanting to upgrade to a full frame camera and already owns Canon glass. I looked online at bestbuy and found one in stock yesterday 11/30/2012 and picked it up. This is just a quick first impression and i have only spent a couple of hours with the camera. I upgraded from a Canon 60D so the buttons layout is pretty similar. I will have to say that I am not a fan of the super soft and squishy buttons on this camera. There just is no confident threshold to tell that you have positively click on a button.They image quality is superb, and low light is what you would expect from a full frame camera. The Af is disappointing if you are coming from a 7d and is similar to the Af on the old 5d mark II. Canon could have just put the same AF system as the 7D in here and this camera would be a must buy.Menu system is larger but easy to navigate. GPS is good as I was able to get a signal from the inside lower level of my house. The wii works well with the iPhone Canon EOS remote app, however, I will admit I doubt I will use the wifi all that much.This camera is super light, to some this will be a positive and to others it will be a negative. I have small hands so the small size fits perfectly. It feels the same as my old Canon 60D. Build construction feels similar also to the 60D. Did I say that this camera is light? It feels almost too light, I mounted my 24 -105 L lens on this camera and it is very front heavy.Video is very good, however, I haven't had a chance to test moire yet. More later when I spend more time shooting this camera.

I'm really enjoying my camera, strong build and my pictures look pretty amazing. I used to have a mark II and I'm liking the power iso of this one better

I love this camera. The only issue I have and that stops the 5 star is that it trickles poewer out of the battery even when set to off. I have to remember to remove the battery if not in use. That is a pain. Other than that it has great image quality and magical low noise at high ISO.

Camera works fine. All accessories were included and they fit very well. The photographer will definitely enjoy using this one.

The high ISO is too good.It enables me to take low light photography even the lens is having not enough f (f number higher than 3).I just got the lens. Not done lot of R&Ds.Thanks,Sumanta

Have really enjoyed the upgrade to a full frame camera. It has so many options and capabilities that have helped me grow and take better pictures. Not an entry level camera for sure but if you are serious and enjoy photography you should consider this camera.

Have really enjoyed the upgrade to a full frame camera. It has so many options and capabilities that have helped me grow and take better pictures. Not an entry level camera for sure but if you are serious and enjoy photography you should consider this camera.

I work, part-time, as a professional photographer. I was in the habit of carrying two 7Ds. However, I was interested in the 6D and read some reviews. They were not all positive. Bought this item slightly used and I was pleased with the price. First, even high quality SDXC cards are cheaper than the CF cards required by the the 7D. Granted the 7D has a much better burst rate, but I shoot sports with a couple of bursts at best. Easily able to capture serious sports motion. Clarity of the images is remarkable, even better than the 7D . . . so long as the user buys good glass. For me, I stick with the L-series.This unit is AMAZING in low light. In an auditorium, I use a 70-200mm f 2.8 coupled with a Canon 600 flash. I can easily shoot at 250 to 320 ISO and get plenty of illumination. On the other hand, I shot a night, minimal ambient light, image at 6400 ISO, used some denoise software and have a great image.

Bought this camera with the 24-105mm lens kit, and I am amazed with the quality of the pictures I am getting, even with relatively little experience with cameras of this quality. The low-light performance is second to none: even in sketchy indoor light you can get serviceable shots with no flash. With many modes from fully auto to full manual and everything between, the learning curve can be as steep or shallow as the user desires. If you will spend a few days studying the art of photography, the 6D will make you look like a seasoned vet. The price may seem steep, but think of it as much as an heirloom as a camera, because this thing is likely to be around and going strong long after you, if you treat it well.

I previously owned a 10D, purchased in 2004. This full frame camera blows that old beast out of the water.■ full frame: I had no idea how much picture I was missing. My 28mm zoom on the 10D was missing 50% of the image. On the 6D, I have a much more picture to capture. The 28mm on the 10D gave me the same image as my 50mm on the 6D. I can never go back to a smaller sensor.■ ISO: the light sensitivity on this is terrific. The auto-ISO is very flexible, and under low light conditions gives results with very low levels of noise, especially when compared to the 10D.■ wi-fi, gps: features that I've not explored to the fullest. I did control the camera from my android phone--way cool.■ Compatibility - all my EF lenses, flash, and remote control work with the 6D■ light - it is more compact and lighter than my 10D■ pop-up flash - there is no pop-up flash, but I didn't use the one on my 10D either (it would pop-up uncontrollably due to a drop)■ rapid fire - blown away by the rapid sequence of pix. I could get 9 rapid frames on my 10D before having to wait for buffer to write to memory. the 6D processes so much faster■ LCD screen - is bright, large, and menus are easy to navigate

This review is for: Canon EOS 6D 20.2 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and EF24-105mm IS Lens KitHaving received the EOS-6D last week, after one thousand shots, I am very satisfied with it. Again!!!. I felt the same about my previous Canon digital SLRs, starting with D30 in 2000, D60 in 2002, Rebel XT in 2005, pre-owned EOS-1Ds in 2005, Rebel XSi in 2008 and EOS-60D in 2011. With my new full-frame 6D, I am retiring my dependable but bulky work-horse 1Ds. As a hobbyist, I just could not justify getting the EOS 5D Mark III, another great camera. Oh, I have also owned many Canon point-and-shoot cameras, currently using PowerShot S95, another great low-light camera.I agree with the previous positive reviews for 6D. I particularly like its amazing low-noise sensor for low-light shooting. But also, it takes great shots in other lighting conditions. I like the easy-to-use preset modes. And HDR does a great job for me, without the tedious editing of the multiple bracketed shots.Over years, I have accumulated many EF lenses, but I did not have the EF 24-105mm IS, so I decided to get it from Amazon in a bundle with the 6D, I felt that it was a pretty good deal (for this timeframe...). I like the lens a lot.I highly recommend this camera!

FULL FRAME CAMERA, DISAPPOINTING - HAS ONLY 11 FOCUSING POINTS. BUT STILL WORTH TO BUY. THIS IS REPLACING MY OLD SLR DIGITAL CAMERA. A LOT NICE FEATURES. GPS. WiFi DIGITAL LEVELING. GOOD FOR DO OUTDOOR AND INDOOR WITH LOW LIGHTS. I WAS SURPRISED DO NOT NEED FLASH LIGHT. GOOD PROCESSOR.

For an entry level full frame camera I am very impressed. The new DGIC CMOS 5 system is fabulous. This camera is easy to adjust on the fly. I do professional photography outside of a studio in lighting that changes all the time. This camera allows ease of use so your clients aren't waiting!!The wifi feature absolutely blows them away when I post a picture of them during a session.Love this Camera!

Excellent camera! Highly recommended! If you want a full frame without buying a 5D this is it...and the review wants me to type more; but that's all I have

Works great, ISO performance is great. Just have had the chance to use it around the house for pics of the kids and this focuses great

I really like the camera. It meets all my needs and is my first full frame digital camera which I really missed.

How could you not love this camera?If you have the budget, the 5D Mark III is obviously better, but a lot more expensive, too. The wireless and GPS functions on the 6D are awesome!! It was so perfect on vacation, viewing photos on my phone after a day of shooting, picking my favorites, cropping/adjusting on the phone if needed, and uploading to facebook. Contrast this with waiting a week until I got home, then spending hours to go through all the photos at once.My three favorite features: full-frame sensor, large and bright viewfinder, low noise with high ISO settings.I even like the 24-105 f/4L lens. I wasn't sure if I would, since I'm used to fast primes (85 f/1.2L, 28 f/1.8) but I enjoy the quality zoom lens. So much better than the plastic 18-55 on my old t2i body.The GPS is something I'm still learning about. I've had some dead batteries--I think due to leaving GPS on. So I'm turning it on/off each time I used the camera now.If you really want an in-depth review go to dpreview, which is where I research the 6D before buying. [...]

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.

Canon has built up a very reputable name for itself over the years. I bought this for my company to shoot video. I actually wanted to buy a pro video camera, but the company's budget wouldn't allow for it. So my two colleagues and I went to work researching other cameras. We looked at the Canon 5D Mark II as well. Finally, we settled on this one. We also bought a Zoom H4n to get pro mic audio into this thing, and we bought a couple 64GB cards to use with it. To be honest, we haven't had time to really put it through the paces. But we will! I'm giving it a good rating just based on Canon's name and the research we did on this unit, which shows that it should perform well for shooting video. This replaces one of our Sony PD150 SD video cameras which shoots on DV tape. So, this is quite an upgrade for us. I may come back and update this review later.