Review on Canon EOS 6D Body camera, black by Pin Lin ᠌

There is something to compare her to because I used the 5Dm3 for a whole year before I met her. I won't go into detail about the specialized aspects, but I will discuss the feelings: - The screen on the 5Dm3 is considerably superior than the screen on the 6D; it is much brighter, it does not glare, it does not get dirty as readily, and it does not become yellow, in contrast to the screen on the 6D; as a result, you find yourself consulting the histogram more frequently =) - Control feels more natural to me on the 6D, however this could be due to the fact that I used the 60D before the 5Dm3 and became accustomed to working without a joystick. In any event, I do not believe that 6D is inferior in this regard; rather, I believe that it is merely different. - The 6D seems to be a smaller size than the 5D, but at the same time, my healthy hand can fit into it completely, including the little finger - this is a plus. In contrast, the 60D made my hand strain so much that there was not enough handle for a full grip. - The 5Dm3 has a more pleasant shutter sound, but other than that, I believe the final image to be exactly the same in terms of color reproduction, noise, and so on. Therefore, if you do not intend to shoot sports or other very fast targets, then the 6D is the best option for you. This includes shooting landscapes, portraits, and other types of photography that do not require very fast reporting. Both cameras are very impressive, but I have a feeling that this will be my last DSLR. It has a lot of life left in it, and I can use it for several more years. After that, I anticipate that mirrorless full-frame cameras will become more popular, despite the fact that I dislike all of these electronic viewfinders.