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6D is ergonomically better than my older gen 1 5D. I've compared 5D with EF 50mm f/1.8 II, 6D with EF 50mm f/1.8 STM and Fuji X-T10 with 35mm f/2.0 lens. I must say that 6D produces a bit more beautiful images than 5D with more noticeable level of dynamic range. However, in some situations an older 5D produces by default a bit more warmer tone, and 5D picture appear to be more pleasant from time to time. But compared to Fuji X-T10 mirrorless camera with award winning 35mm f/2.0 lens, 5D and 6D images with Canon's 50mm f/1.8 lenses fall short in corner areas. When zoomed in 3 times for cropping or pixel peeping, Canon's images begin to look like painting instead of photograph, while Fuji X-T10 images look remain photographic. I regret that I have bought Canon 6D. I plan to get rid of all of my Canons and buy one more Fuji X-T10 with different lenses. Fuji's imaging is so much superior than Canons as long as jpeg shooting is concerned. If you shoot RAW though, it is an entirely different matter as long as you process your RAW file with CaptureOne Pro 7 and later. CaptureOne Pro's RAW processing engine is so much better than Lightroom or Photoshop. I no longer use any RAW processing software from Adobe.Read full review
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A modern classic. The 6D is still easy to use, well built and versatile. It's a great entry point to the world of full-frame 35mm. The Canon system offers great value, too, with a huge inventory of great lenses. For taking stills, it's a great performer with quick and accurate autofocus, beautiful colour and sufficient resolution. The one area where the 6D can't compete with more recent cameras is video. It can capture nice-looking 1080p footage but the lack of autofocus and in-body image stabilization make it much harder to use compared to modern mirrorless cameras and smartphones.
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Bought used but still has lots of life and very capable. Great affordable Canon full-frame camera that is ergonomic, solid, and waterproof. Substantial but not bulky. Takes great images in all environments and the menu is easy to navigate and personalize. Takes advantage of high-quality Canon EF lenses. I bought this used as an upgrade to a 60D cropped frame kit. Don't need to spend more on the latest rig because I'm an advanced amateur shooter.
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Great value; while it's a bit dated at this point, it's still a totally solid full-frame camera. After a few months of use, I only have a couple of gripes. I wish it was set up with a joystick, instead of the D-pad type thing inside the function wheel. I wish it had a dedicated white balance select button, like the 5D, and the autofocus is pretty lacking, also like the 5D Mk II I'm upgrading from. However, I'm not shooting sports, so I'm not really in need of anything fancy as far as AF points go. It would be nice to have the capability, though. Otherwise, I absolutely love it! It's substantially lighter than my old 5D II, which has been surprisingly wonderful, as someone who carries a camera around a lot.
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I've been photographing weddings and portraits for almost 15 years. In that time I have used dozens of camera bodies from Nikon, Canon, Olympus and Fuji. Each have great individual qualities. Currently I'm shooting a pair of Canon 6D bodies with various Canon lenses. I have a 5D mkII for backup, along with several older Canon bodies. As for ease of use. It's as easy or as complicated as you make it. Set it on Program and it does a decent job. Set it on manual, take control of it and it does an outstanding job. Amazing quality at higher ISOs. ISO 10,000 is as clean as 1,600 on some of my other cameras. The write time / buffer is the only limitation I have currently found. When shooting a burst of RAW files, it is not as good as the higher end bodies, but for the price, that is to be expected. Read full review
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