Comments on: Canon EOS 6D DSLR Review and Field Test: Canon’s highest quality DSLR yet!

By: Nalamanos

Nalamanos — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 16:27:00 +0000

Excellent review,

Currently shooting with a 5D mark iii and mark ii. I love the 5D mark iii, but I find it strugles to focus when the lights get really low. For wedding and event work, that really crippples it, recteptions halls can be quite dark. It sounds like the 6D might solve this issue.

By: Shanelives

Shanelives — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 04:34:00 +0000

Matt, totally agree with some of the other posters here. Have read so many reviews of the 6d plus comparisons with the d600, 7d and mark ii and iii but until I read your review, I was none the wiser as to whether it’s worth the upgrade from my current 7d. And whether the d600 might be a better option. Excellent review! I’m primarily concerned with image quality and shooting in low light and the autofocus specs on the 6d were discouraging me but you’ve convinced me. The best thing I can say about any review! Thanks!

By: Oscar Zozaya Delano

Oscar Zozaya Delano — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 01:45:00 +0000

Guys: I really need some help here:

I need an advice from someone who actually use the 6d (in real life, no labs). I was starting as a wedding photographer ( only 3 weddings so far) but someone stole all my gear a month ago, they leave me almost in bankruptcy because I invested all my money in that equipment and also in some publicity in a couple of web sites. Now I’m going to use my credit to get in the game again but I want to make a good decision. I could buy the 5d mark III but also the savings from the 6d could be very useful for other stuff, I can’t afford 2 bodies in this moment so any help here would be more than welcome. Thanks a lot.

English is not my first language so I’m sorry if I wrote something wrong.

By: Doug Newton

Doug Newton — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 04:43:00 +0000

Built in GPS is useful but even more useful would be voice annotation. So at the end of shooting at a location you can add a voice note to remind you what and where you were shooting. This would be handy for my calendar work. My Fuji S2 pro had this feature in 2003.

By: Doug Newton

Doug Newton — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 21:00:00 +0000

Definitely 6D as it, as Matt said, trounces even the 5D MKIII in low light – both for af and image quality. It is the af in particular that will be important to you.