Pros
- Autofocus, a small and compact body, the ability to use SD cards, a low weight, a low power consumption, and a matrix
Cons
- 1 space for inserting a flash disk, and a display.
Pros
- Size, high working ISO, long battery life, and comfort. Fire frequency.
Cons
- For me, the auto focus system is the main flaw. There are just 9 focus points and 1 cross. Zone focusing is not present.
Pros
- - Work of automation; - Working ISO up to 3200–5000 depending on lighting; - Image quality (colors) All the benefits of a full frame, including the quality and character of the pictures, convenient management, the option to utilize Canon optics on FF for that type of money, and a light, gripping central AF point
Cons
- Nothing wrong, but: - displays made of cheap plastic rather than glass flash sync speed of 1/180s is occasionally insufficient, and there is a very narrow range of AF points as well as a significant decrease in their overall number. - I would prefer 26-30 megapixels for current tasks.
Pros
- autofocus, battery, frame, wifi, and gps
Cons
- Exposure: 1/4000, as though taken by a novice photographer - Directed by Gouno
Pros
- Excellent though it may not be for serious work. That's it if it's for the studio.
Cons
- 1. Low continuous shooting made it easier to capture various moments; it seemed 4 against 6 and not a fig when using the same 60 d or 70 d. It is obvious that a quick shooting speed is only necessary 3-5 times during a wedding, but you still need it. autofocus 2. After getting acclimated to the fact that all points hit the target equally well at 70 d and 7 d, you must restrict yourself to the centre point here, which is crop after using autofocus to focus. Because of habit, I knew how I wanted to take a picture even before I looked at the circumstance, and even before I brought the camera, I picked a point in the location I needed. 3 slots for memory cards.
Pros
- + ISO (any Canon 600D, 650D, 700D, 60D, or 70D, in addition to the 6D - these cameras produce a very small amount of noise even at 100 iso, which is really corrected in the editors. Nonetheless, colors on large ISOs are not lost, and raw files are handled a little bit more quickly, starting at 1600 ISO and continuing all the way up to 6400 ISO (the limit of the 6D flagship). Everything they mention about the 6D's high ISO performance is generally accurate! + Entire frame, and to be more precise - depth of field (DOF) - it's really wonderful for portraits and for situations when you only want to spotlight something =) + Colors, color reproduction is plainly 5–10% better than the 700d, and the higher the ISO, the more evident this difference becomes. + Compared to crop cameras, the handle is more pleasant to hold (more) + REVIEW IN THE VIDEO FINDER + ONE OF THE LIGHTEST FULL-FRAME CAMERAS + FUNCTIONS IN THE MENU - AUTO FOCUS CORRECTION, SETTING THE MINIMUM SHUTTER SPEED IN APERTURE PRIORITY MODE, DETAILED BATTERY INDICATOR (AS A PERCENTAGE FROM 1% TO 100% - YOU WILL ALWAYS KNOW) + ONE OF THE LIGHTEST FULL-FR
Cons
- - the Canon 5Dm3's lack of additional chips, in addition to the fact that it currently costs from 80,000 rubles plus glass;
Pros
- Full frame, built-in Wi-Fi and GPS, and excellent noise reduction at high ISO settings
Cons
- Positioning of the various control buttons
Pros
- higher working ISO (3200 is generally easy, 6400 - if you suppress it adequately later, but for a home album at least 12800) - lightweight camera body made of magnesium alloy (except top) Canon 60D, nearly the same controls with a quiet, pleasing sound from the mirror and shutter, and basic dust and moisture protection.
Cons
- There is no such thing for me.
Pros
- The case is well-built, the menu is practical, the sensor is good, and the stretchy RAVs. The autofocus is quick, and the ergonomics are good.
Cons
- Cross focus point one.
Pros
- FF, Wi-Fi, GPS, internally adjustable lens, and cost
Cons
- a negligible amount
Pros
- Full frame, weight, battery, WI-FI.
Cons
- One full focus point.
Pros
- Full frame (with all the subsequent benefits) at a price that is acceptable, good autofocus performance in the dark, the camera is quite compact and light, minimal image noise, silent shutter action, high ease of use in comparison to older cameras, moisture protection.
Cons
- The user interface and controls have a few minor faults, the RAW files are excessively huge with only a marginal improvement in quality, and the mRAW format has a low quality.
Pros
- Full frame. Very high quality picture, even at high iso (up to 12022) Realistic colors Good noise reduction system, with serial mode. Large viewfinder Fast, accurate autofocus (on L-series lenses) that is focused even in very poor lighting conditions. Pleasant shutter sound) + add. low-noise mode, almost silent. Comfortably lies in the hand. There is kind of like moisture protection, but I haven’t tested it in practice) (scary) Flash control through the camera menu. Quality video. Lots of different settings. Remembers the shutter speed and aperture value in all modes: S, A and M are very convenient compared to the nikon d90 (this was not there) Adequate price.
Cons
- Poorly organized menu with fuzzy page indications. The current white balance setting is not displayed on the top screen. In addition, there is no BW quick adjustment button. There are assignable buttons, but the set of functions on them is limited and BW is not included in it. Illogical view mode. There are, as it were, two of them: one immediately after the shooting is limited to viewing only the last picture, you cannot go to the others in it, and the second is extended, i. E. full-fledged, but for this you need to enter the view again. Enlargement and reduction of the picture: first you need to press the magnifier button and then turn the top wheel - not quickly and requires effort. (Buttons on the 60D were more convenient) No reticle in viewfinder. There is no built-in remote control function for external flash (it would be better if it was instead of GPS and WIFI) No hot shoe plug included (nikon has one) The screen cover is plastic. (Solved by purchasing a protective glass)
Pros
- Full frame, low noise, wi-fi
Cons
- Design or software flaws, more details in the comments. Shutter speed 1\4000
Pros
- ff, iso, weight, price, battery charge, screen, ergonomics
Cons
- focus points are close to the center
