Review on Canon EOS 6D Wi-Fi Enabled Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) with 20.2 MP CMOS Sensor and 3.0-Inch LCD by Som Sak ᠌

Name: Canon EOS 6D Wi-Fi Enabled Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) with 20.2 MP CMOS Sensor and 3.0-Inch LCD
Item: Canon EOS 6D Wi-Fi Enabled Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) with 20.2 MP CMOS Sensor and 3.0-Inch LCD
Rating: 5

September 13, 2022

I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!

I immediately want to cancel that the problem of low dynamic range is overblown. He is not low, he is about the same as before. Or the same as on the 5D Mark III. Ravs with 6D Mark II easily forgive an exposure error of 2-3 stops. Where you need to be wider, they still shoot either with bracketing or with gradient filters.

One day I wanted to change, and everyone around me was shouting that Canon was no longer a cake, and I took Sony A7r2. Used for a year and gladly sold. And returned to Canon. Now I will explain why. Sony has much more expensive lenses, their choice is smaller, there are almost none at the box office, there are also few of them on ebay, and adapters are inconvenient and unstable. This is the main reason. One of them might be enough. But there is also such a thing as subjective camera enjoyment. So, Canon has this parameter much higher. It’s more pleasant to shoot on 6d2: it has better ergonomics, a convenient menu, a good balance between the weight of the carcass and the lens, a good battery life (it always ran out in Sony). In Sonya, I was attracted by the light weight of the camera. But if you put a lens with an adapter, then the adapter adds exactly those 200-300 grams of difference. As a result, the weight is about the same. All in all, this is a great camera for the advanced hobbyist that is a pleasure to use.

Pros

1. Rotating screen 2. The ability to use the world's best line of photo lenses without adapters. 3. Coolest Dual Pixel autofocus 4. Touch display: In LiveView, it is convenient to focus by touching the screen. 5. Good ergonomics 6. Excellent battery. It lasts a really long time, even if you shoot in LiveView mode.

Cons

1. No sensor stabilization. This feature of the Sony A7 is very cool. 2. The size of the autofocus area in Dual Pixel mode (via LiveView) is quite large, it is not always possible to accurately focus on the desired point. This is true, for example, when shooting macro, as it is inconvenient to look through the viewfinder. Phase detection autofocus (small dot) cannot be used in LiveView. 3. Yes, no 4k. But in a year of using the Sony A7, I have never shot in 4k, so it’s not relevant for me. 4. Another of the minuses, I would note that the swivel screen does not recline 180 degrees to the side, but somewhere around 177. But you quickly get used to it. 5. Wi-fi is not fast at all. The same as before. 6. GPS does not catch indoors, only outdoors.