Pros
- Full frame, excellent image quality, including at high ISO, light weight and good ergonomics, very fast autofocus on the center point, good price,
Cons
- 11 AF points and only 1 of them cross-shaped, WiFi, GPS,
Pros
- + ISO (any canon 600d, 650d, 700d, 60d, 70d as well as 6D - they make a little noise even at 100 iso, which is actually corrected in the editors . but from 1600 iso and above up to 6400 iso 6D leader) colors on large ISOs are not lost and raw files are processed a little easier, in general, everything they say about high ISOs from 6D is true ! + Colors, color reproduction is clearly 5-10 percent better than 700d and the higher the ISO, the more noticeable ! + Full frame, and to be more precise - depth of field (DOF) - it's just great for portraits and when you just want to highlight something =) + Handle grip is better than on crop cameras (more) + WEIGHT - one of the lightest among full-frame + review in the video finder (really there is a difference) + functions in the menu - auto focus correction, setting the minimum shutter speed in aperture priority mode, a detailed battery indicator (as a percentage from 1 to 100% - you will always know exactly the battery charge) and more . + Dust-moisture-protection - somewhere they write that it is not there, somewhere that it is, I will say this: each button is rubberized from the inside and it is felt, unlike the entire 500d-760d series, almost all the buttons are like mikriks in a mouse
Cons
- - lack of other chips that canon 5Dm3 has -as well as the price at the moment is from 80000r + glass
Pros
- ISO, Grip
Cons
- Not critical (to climb far for some settings)
Pros
- - at ultra-high ISOs, the best canon matrix after 1dx - convenient management - lightweight, for full frame - rate of fire -battery is good - autofocus is not the best, but the center point is excellent - dynamic range
Cons
- - waterproof case - color reproduction is not perfect
Pros
- 1) Full frame (FF) - all optics will immediately become wider, and where it seemed that a vigorous width of 10 mm was needed, the usual lens is already working at 17 (although the price tag is not like that of 17-55); 2) colors . you can change the optics on the crop as you like, but on FF any glass will play differently, with the proviso that this glass is not for crop; 3) functionality . autofocus adjustment, direct buttons for the most necessary functions (except one) and an additional LCD screen - this is what an enthusiastic person clearly lacks on devices with a three-digit index (like 600D, I have one) - no need to constantly climb in the menu on the energy-consuming color display and 4 buttons. And another mode dial with a locking button; 4) the dynamic range is clearly wider, since the automatic exposure pair looks clearly better than on the 600D - there is no desire to make a correction. 5) tactile sensations . you hold in your hands and wave things! It is covered with pimply rubber in all holding places, the hand immediately feels another / expensive device purely by touch, but not by weight or size, the 600D, which I carried in my hands for two years, immediately seemed more slippery, the hand did not feel the difference in size or weight ; 6) show-off is more expensive than money . frankly, for some, (5DmarkIII would be better), having a full frame is also a virtue. I would not have written this paragraph, but I saw how some people chose such cameras.
Cons
- 1) one obvious drawback that does not affect the masterpiece, but a marketing-explainable drawback - the lack of a BB button
Pros
- -High working ISO -Autofocus -Battery -Frame -Wifi -GPS
Cons
- -exposure like an amateur camera 1/4000 - Gouno control
Pros
- In terms of its use for me, number one is full frame. 2) The capacity to make alterations to the emphasis. 3)GPS. 4)WI-FI 5)A low amount of weight
Cons
- The covering of the upper portion of the body has a "toy" feel to it in some way. It has a dull appearance and rapidly attracts dust (and the camera is positioned as a "travel camera"). The GPS uses up the battery in a very short amount of time. The display's protective glass imparts a sense of "plasticity" to the overall impression (on my old 450th there was even a normal glass). There is no space available for a second memory card in this device.
Pros
- -Weight for ISO, and the full frame matrix (light) Wi-Fi is an extremely helpful technology that is far more user-friendly than rotary screens.
Cons
- - I would like 10–20 additional focus points, or at the very least a second card slot; other than that, everything is fine. The most important thing is that the focal point is extremely resilient, performing no worse than 5dm3.
Pros
- -Full frame - matrix, ISO - weight (light) - Wi-Fi is a useful thing, more convenient than a rotary screen.
Cons
- - I would like 10-20 more focus points, at least a second card slot, otherwise everything is ok. The main thing is that the central point is very tenacious, no worse than 5dm3
Pros
- Compact size, autofocus, sd card, weight, power consumption, matrix
Cons
- 1 flash drive slot, display
Pros
- ISO, ergonomics, video 50 fps, CPU, microphone (!). I can't comment on the quality of the photos because I just use it for shooting video.
Cons
- A robust moire pattern. While shooting in 720p, use soap. Moisture resistance - three, it is best to avoid going out in the rain as much as possible. A faulty screen (its characteristics and lack of auto-brightness adjustment).
Pros
- Feels good in the hand, light, sharp, the center point is just magical! Wi-Fi, video writes super, focuses in the dark. The battery lasts for 900-1000 photos
Cons
- Splash protection only. Quality.
Pros
- - high working ISO (3200 is generally easy, 6400 - if you suppress it adequately later, but for a home album at least 12800) - light camera weight, magnesium alloy frame (except top) - quiet pleasant sound of the mirror and shutter - basic dust and moisture protection - after 60D - almost the same controls
Cons
- For me, there is no such
Pros
- Low noise at high ISO Autofocus (center point) Ergonomics (several improvements)
Cons
- They could have "sawed" a more advanced AF system into the camera .
Pros
- Ergonomics, size, high working ISO, long battery life. Rate of fire.
Cons
- For me, the biggest drawback is the auto focus system. Only 9 focus points and only one cross. There is no zone focusing system.
