Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 6D Kit — 414 отзывов, плюсы и минусы

I loved the camera!!!! I was considering to change to full frame but I was tight of money, I finally had the chance and I thought just to buy the body but I didnt have any 'L' series lens so I said ''what the heck'' and it was worth it totally worth it!

Pictures are beautiful, I moved from a 30D and boy you can tell the difference. Taking pictures in low light blows me away. The move from cropped to Full Frame is pricey but the 6d,was doable and I am happy I made the move. Only thing I don't like about this camera is the feel of the buttons, they fill a little cheap. I highly recommend this camera. Great price with a canon L lens in the kit.

I've had this for about a year now, and I love it. Great quality photos and plenty of features. For anyone who wants a full frame DSLR at a lower price point than the 5D Mark III, the 6D is a good option. It doesn't have all of the features that pros might want (like room for 2 memory cards), but as a hobbyist I'm more than satisfied with this camera.

Upgraded from Canon Rebel XT. What a difference full frame and recent advancements make. Right out of the box the camera takes very sharp pictures. But as I learn more, it gets better. The Program AE (P) mode is my favorite and allows me to get creative. C1 and C2 modes are easy ways to access your preferred settings. Below is a link to a picture I shot with this camera [...]

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I got my Canon 6D (with 24-105mm lens) with no hiccups, and it was brand-new packaged in box just as they described. I recommend buying from them. Oh and it was nicely padded in box.

this is my third DLSR. I think this product is just perfect for anyone who is just introduced or have certain experience of photographing. Canon is very easy to use.

Awesome lowlight capabilities, nice color reproduction, Less noise even in Hi ISO settings, this stunned me as ISO 5000 still had very less noise. I would have liked it even better, if there were more scattered focus points!

No one can deny the Canon 5D as the gold standard. However, if you are looking for a full size sensor and a solid camera body with 90% of the features of Canon 5D, this is the camera to purchase. Attach any of the Canon "L" lenses and you will have gold standard images. The wi-fi and GPS features are nice and work well.

I have had this for about a month now and I like it. It was an upgrade from a canon rebel camera. It is in many ways the exact same camera as the 5D mark iii camera main difference being the cost.Pros: High ISO capabilities, Auto mode that sets just about everything for you to get the needed lighting (do watch out for this if you are going to leave you ISO on auto cause it will get grainy around 1200 ISO area.) When choosing your Raw formate or jpeg size it gives you a pixel x pixel size. There is also an app you can get for you phone and sync it to your camera and use it as a remote trigger which is a little confusing to learn how to set up so I recommend watching a youtube video on how to do it for the first time than its easy to use whenever you want to use it.Cons: Shooting video with AF is complicated as you have to push the AF-ON button and hold it while it focuses during shooting and you will hear the sound of your camera focusing during the video playback. No on camera flash, little difficult to transition to from a rebel since there are more buttons and features available to use.Overall: I would recommend the camera who has the money to spend on it but not enough to get the higher end cameras. It is a good camera to have that will last, as well as it is not to expense and while using it you can grow your lens collection.I hope this review was helpful to you.

I have been so surprised at how fast this camera body has been with my Canon 75 -200 mm L series lens. I have had great success with basketball and indoor sports with low lighting conditions.

Just got it so I can't say much about it yet.New buyer note: I don't know if this is common or not, but I found that if you plug the charger into a power strip that the batter would not charge. It would blink quickly, but not charge. Even over 8hrs. Once I plugged the charger into the wall everything was fine.More updates later if needed.

So, I have been using my Canon Rebel for the last 20 years to pick up on chicks at the club. It used to get me praise and compliments every time I took a picture. However, lately all I have gotten is "ew, a crop sensor" or "do you even have ISO noise reduction, bro?" or "Vodka Cranberry is a girl's drink." I just can't win. Even Nikon users get more chicks, it's unacceptable. I didn't know what to do with my life, I wanted to buy the 5D Mark iii but apparently you can't sell your children into slave labor anymore, so I was out of luck.Then I found out about the 6D. I decided to buy this dslr, and now I am the king of the club. Whenever I walk in with this camera proudly swinging from my neck, the girls can't help but stop and stare. They are all like "is that a full frame?" as they orgasm right on the spot, and I'm just like "yeah, baby, it is, wait till you see the in-camera HDR." Ever since buying this camera I've become more social, done better in school, and even learned four new languages. I can't recommend it enough.The only downside is that it doesn't have 36 megapixels, so I can't use my ultra wide angle lens as a macro/portrait, but everything has an Achilles heel, I suppose.PROS:Light SensitivityISO/low noiseIs a cameraWeather sealedComes with a neck strapCan be used as a weapon when shit goes downCONS:Doesn't have 36 megapixelsDoesn't instantly upload to InstagramIf you are looking for something that takes pictures and is a physical object, this will 100% meet your requirements.

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!

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.

Выбирала первый фотоаппарат ФФ. Выбор стоял между 3 Марком и этим аппаратом. Для любителя, мне кажется самое оно. Марк 3 мне как то показался сложноват.... Этот лег в руку как родной. С учетом того, что я до этого пользовалась только Никоном, и всегда говорила, что кэнон я себе никогда не куплю..., очень легко перешла с одной марки на другую, очень понятный фотоаппарат. После д90, разница конечно очень ощутима. Многие...

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!

Pardon me to write this review before I actually owned it. I am planning to get one.I own a 5DM3, and seeking anohter FF to pair together to produce 3D movies.According to the specs, the 6D has similar quantum efficiency as that of 5DM3's.** 5DM3 vs 6D **Basicly, when shooting photos, 5DM3 is preferred since it has 60+ AF points. (6D have 11 AF points nia)For those who are going to take sports photo, you might caught into AF problems with 6D having fewer AF points, and lesser photo fps. (See my 5-Star review at 5DM3)You might also consider an 1DX for more fps.As a owner of 5DM3, investing into this 6D as a cost-efficient solution to Make 3D movies, paired 5DM3. (Extra $ goes in investing lens. Buy a third party 135/1.8 or just Canon 135/2L lens, for example)5D3 PK 6DAF Points >> 60 vs 11frame rate>> 6 vs 4.5AF speed >> fast vs slower and less accurateStorage >> CF+SD vs SD only5D3 better?6D has GPS? My 5D3 doesn't have. Hmmm?** Conclusion **If you are satisfied with lesser AF points, slower AF speed, lesser fps, 6D can be a good solution.If you demand more accurate AF, faster AF or higher fps, then you should buy 5D3 or 1DX.6D, 5D3 and 1DX are indeed all well propotionated for their price/performance.** Complaints **For 6D, 5D3 and 1DX: Why not having 1080p60??? Cheaper Sony does offer.Have to bring Panasonic V700M or FZ150,FZ200 in addition with 5D/6D if there a need 1080p60 movies. 1DC is too expensive.

если работаете без вспышки то хорош,про пейзажи забыть...

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.

Several main features prompted me to buy the 6D, first the GPS function, second the full frame sensor, and third the wireless link to an iPhone of IPad. The GPS functions have been great, I upload photos to Panoramio/Google Earth and it saves a lot of time to have the coordinates automatically embedded in the EXIF data of each photo. Before I had to carry along a Garmin, download the track then geotag the photos. Not terrible but a pain if I was only taking a couple of quick photos. With the full sensor I can use other lenses that I couldn't use on the crop sensor of the 7D. I have only had limited experience with the wifi connection which was a little difficult to set up, but seems to work well once the setup is done. Looking forward to lots of great photos with this camera.

just a little bit of inconvenience is that it does not come with a built in flash... and how I wish it is a drop lighter...

Coming from a rebel xsi, this is a monster upgrade for me. Low light performance is insane. Have only had it for a week, so I'll return with more details and observations. My only "gripe" is the fact that as a $2K camera it has 11 AF points. Thats kinda lame, but for me (I paid $1,780) its something I can live with. Obviously, Canon held back with 11 so as to not compete with the 5DIII. Its silly because the 5DIII is a pro camera whereas the 6D is a semi pro camera for photo enthusiast IMO. So far, I would say unless your're a "paid pro" or have an extra $1,400 laying around for the 5DIII, this is a great camera.

I was really looking forward to upgrading my existing 5D mark I camera with this camera. As part of my purchase I included 3 batteries and additional lens. This is my third semi-pro camera and it was with big expectation that I opened the box.I was initially suspicious that the camera box had no shrink wrap and when I included in the box were the empty packets for the LC-E6 Battery Charger and the LP-E6 Battery. No battery and charger.Amazon will ship me a new one once this is returned but instead this is not the level of service I expected from Amazon.

I can't write enough about this camera. I tried the other cheaper Canons but I'm glad I went with ths one. The pictures are phenomenal!

Getting back into digital photography and spending a little more money this time, I have thoroughly enjoyed this camera and the pictures I have been able to take with it. Pared up with the 24-105 L lens, I have been very happy with the resulting pictures.

I upgraded from a Canon 60D, primarily because the 6D was supposed to have a much more sensitive sensor - and it has exceeded my expectations. Not only are shots at 25,600 ISO usable, it autofocuses on stuff as dim as Sirius and Betelgeuse with an f4 lens (with a CPL filter still on it!). Getting used to the full-frame sensor has gone well, though I think I need some new lenses..:-)

If you are moving up from a crop sensor and don't know what to buy, the 6D will to disappoint. Works great!

I choose this product for low light and video.It excels in both. It has just the right amount of features for me and my business.The only down side I found is the lock button on the dial that selects av tv manual etc. I just can not remember to push it.I will continue to use my 5d cameras for a lot of regular portraits and wedding still shots

The price and quality are both great.But compared with 5D3, the focusing system is kinda weaker. However, considering its price, it's the best choice for people who wants a full frame SLR with a lower price than 5D3.

I was waiting for Canon camera that supports GPS and Canon EOS 6D was the first one.Easy to use. Great value.

The price was 2389 and now is 2599? no reason for that.Not fair !why is that? when the price will return to the normal?

I'm having a great time with this full frame camera. I had the T1i and this was a smart up grade. I wanted to be able to use the same SD card in both cameras. I prefer the the weight of this camera over the Mark III.

The built in wifi and GPS are awesome and works great with the app on my iphone! It was easier to setup than the Eye-fi cards, PLUS I can do tethering on it too... so I don't need some silly remote either. It works on my phone!!!!!Great camera with some nice features. It's probably the one thing that Canon has done right over Nikon.

Pro- Image quality Almost=5D Mark 3,Pro- High ISOPro- WIFI = wireless remote control.Pro- FFPro- lightweightCon= 11 points focusCon= 4.5 FPSCon= no build in flash( maybe low light king don't need flash, with flash can do some many other things)

I'd have bought the 6D this Christmas, if it had an articulated screen, which is one of the most useful non-gimmicks we can find on any camera nowadays. Now I have to wait at least a year to buy my first full-frame DSLR (if the next model does not have an articulated screen, I'll seriously consider switching back to Nikon). In the meantime I'll keep my 60D another year...

canon 6d vs nikon d600viewfinder 97% vs 100%focus points 11 vs 39megapixels 20,2 vs 24card slots 1 vs 2built in flash no vs yesflash sync 1/180 vs 1/200much less for the same price, is this a joke canon ?

I bought this camera after long researches including many positives and negatives on the net. after all im very very very happy with this camera. i wrote down the advantages and disadvantages of this beauty that im remembered. i hope this will give u an idea.(+) :-its cheapest full frame canon camera. because of this it can benefit all the 35mm features.1. you can use the exact angles write on the lens. example: 24mm is actually the 24mm on this camera.2. you can take pictures with better bokeh at the same position compared to the crop dslrs thanks to its bigger sensor size.3. the iso performance is lot better. iso 6400 is very usable at native size (20mp). and let me give you a trick. if you select the sraw, you will increase the pixel size twice. you get 5mp but if you are in very low light condition and if your lens does not have and big aperture you get less noise at this 5mp. this called pixel binning. i go to 25600 iso with very clear pictures at 5mp with this feature.-its not much heavy.-its grip and the buttons give a solid and comfortable feeling. especially shutter release button and aperture wheel.-it have beautiful and crisp lcd.-its hardware and price is very optimum and enough.-silent shutter is useful in many conditions.-video quality is fine.-the raw quality is identical with all canon full frame dslrs. i shoot raw all the time and edit it with photoshop. i think you should take RAW always.-it have a WIFI. this is absolutely amazing. i wont shot myself without the wifi. i connected my mobile to 6d. its very useful.-it have one SD card. i think this is advantage because SD card and readers can be found everywhere for transfer.(-) :-it did not have a fast autofocusing system like 5d3. if you shoot fast things, this camera may not be helpful for you. (like sports)

The 6d is BETTER in low light than the 5D III and other brands in the same or even higher categories. You can bump up the ISO about 2 stops more. (Video to 6400 and Photos to 25,600). Now think about that... this means you can SAVE A FORTUNE on lenses. So instead of a 70-200 2.8 lens, you can get the F4 for half the price. You can use the 24-70 F4 IS rather than the F2.8 IS II for half the price. So not only do you save $1,500 on the camera, but you'll save thousands on lenses. (of course you can spend the same and just enjoy even better low light performance compared to 5D III etc.).I'm surprised this point hasn't been shouted from the rooftops.This is my kit so far and what I paid for it:Canon 6d - $1,400 (got it for $1,999 with 24-105 then sold the lens for $600 - not here)Canon 24-70 F4 lens - $799 ($999 less the rebate of $200 - this was a one-off deal not here)Canon 70-200 F4 - $564 (Amazon - $643 less $80 rebate)Canon 40mm 2.8 Prime - $149 (Amazon)Total: $2,914For under 3k have an amazing full frame setup for photography and video with 3 superb lenses (for less than the 5D III body only). To compare, that would be about $6k on the 5D III (taking into account that you'll need F2.8 rather than F4 on the lenses - granted you'll have shallower depth of field).I know for sports/wildlife the focus points and the speed of 5D III is superior and those who need those features know this. The other main advantage of 5D III is moire for video. 'For the rest of us' there's the Canon 6d.(You have to ask yourself... is the autofocus, faster frame rate and moire / anti-ailissing worth the $3k extra).

I cannot describe how wonderful the picture quality is for this camera. Photos come out spectacular even with extreme low light circumstances, and the center point works great for focusing in low light; using a 70-200 f/2.8 paired with this camera I am able to take pictures in near total darkness and still get ability to autofocus w/ output images nearly free of noise. It has a large enough buffer to take bursts of RAW+JPG without slowing down like cheaper cameras, and build quality is fantastic. This camera feels great in the hand!In terms of weaknesses, the autofocus system on this camera is dated with 11 autofocus points only 1 of which is cross-type. This means it has far less cross-type sensors than a Canon Rebel T5i which costs less than half the price. That being said, the autofocus does work fine for weddings, regular people shots, and landscapes. In a scenario with sports or one that requires constant tracking, you will likely be disappointed, though. So if you want a sports camera, this is not it! For other general events it is great.Another weakness is the lack of joystick or touchscreen. This is an issue as previewing pictures is a bit of a chore using the directional arrows to zoom around images. If the camera had a touchscreen or joystick, moving the zoomed area around would be much easier. The lack of joystick also makes changing the autofocus point more of a hassle, though you probably want to be using center point only most of the time.Finally, contributing to the loss of a star was the EOS Remote Utility. The PC version was a bit of a hassle to install (you need to turn off your firewall to link it up) and there is no app for Lumia Windows Phone & Surface 2 which is disappointing.In summary, the output of this camera is incredible as is the build quality. But a dated autofocus system and clunky interface means it is no replacement for the 5DIII. Still, for the money it is an excellent deal, so I would give it 4/5 stars!

I have been taking pictures with Canons early digital as well as the the latest models. I use every setting from full manual to auto depending upon the condition I meet. I read up on all the materials presented with each camera and from my 20D, 40D, T2i and T4i I've gone through many lenses and settings. I never wanted another high end brand but I have used Nikon, Olympus, Sony and Panasonic in various applications. The main camera system I use other than Canon is Fuji, which has high quality mid range cameras.To sum it up since there are so many highly detailed reviews and specifics this camera captures perfect details in every image I take. I wanted a camera to grow with my needs and really give me an edge since I'm not very high on the professional realm of picture taking. With this system I was given the most bang for my buck. A great photographer can take excellent images with just about any camera, I on the other hand need some help and this camera makes many images look professional. I have several lenses that I've kept from the previous cameras and have not had any issues with zoom, macro, kit or telephoto lenses. You will not be dissapointed when you hold this camera in your hands. It's a piece of art ready to explode onto paper your imagination captures in digital format!Highly recommended! Keep up the great work Canon!

I'm a young amateur breaking into the world of professional photography. I don't know all the technical aspects of cameras and lenses, but I do know how to take a good photo. That being said, I did a lot of research on different camera models when I was deciding on an upgrade. I was initially set on a 7D for its price and ability to be used with EF-S glass (I have a 350D from back in 2005). However, I love shooting indoors and in low light, so with more digging, full-frame became the ideal choice.The deal on Amazon was AMAZING for this camera at the time I purchased ($1575 for the body only); I bought it, along with an EF 50mm f/1.4 to start. WELL, I am absolutely IN LOVE with this camera. The low-light functioning is superb, and the image quality (especially at high ISO) is simply astounding. I have not had any issues with the AF, as many reviewers find it to be a down-side to the 6D, but I also do not need many AF points since I don't often shoot action photography. One thing that I am not thrilled about is how the shutter speed only goes up to 1/4000. That is a bummer for me, but certainly not a deal breaker. I have yet to set-up the WiFi/GPS functioning so I can't speak on its performance, but it's pretty sweet that it has this option.All in all, I am extremely happy with my purchase and I feel I made the right decision. Granted, I have not had the camera THAT long yet but I am content with the results I have gotten so far--see some example images below. I also plan to update this review after I have used the camera more.If you are teetering on the edge about upgrading to full-frame (and thinking about the 6d), my answer is DO IT!Photos:[...][...]

If you're reading this review then you, like me, probably have read a bunch of user reviews trying to talk yourself into or out of a purchase. When I was looking to upgrade to a full frame it was either this $2300 6D kit or a $3400 5dmk3. For the life of me I didn't know why I hesitated so long. I mean the 6D is a full frame, shoots practically in the dark, has wifi, has GPS, and takes all my old batteries. And in the end I didn't have an extra $1100 for the 5dmk3 anyway!I have not been disappointed. The images the 6D puts out, when taken correctly, are phenomenal. Image quality (IQ) alone makes this camera is well worth it. All the other features are secondary like GPS and wifi. And how about the features the 5dmk3 has that this 6D doesn't have? Headphone input? I'm a photographer. 61 focus points? I've always needed just one focus point cross type or otherwise. Two storage slots? Seriously? I feel if the 6D had two storage slots and the 5d had three it would be the same silly conversation.