Canon EOS 6D

The Canon 6D is the smaller and less expensive version of the 5D Mark III. They take the same battery and accessories.

The Canon 6D. The differences are minor, so if money matters, of course get the 6D for 40% less money. The 6D loses about 5% of some of the 5D Mark III features, most notably a simpler AF system, only two "C" modes, only one memory card and no auto brightness control for the LCD, but adds the same 5% back with GPS and WiFi not in the 5D Mark III. Many people will prefer the 6D for adding GPS with lighter weight.

The Canon 6D. They take the same pictures with essentially the same shutters, sensor, color controls, resolution and ISO range. Yes, there are many minor differences in the sensors and shutters as I'll outline below, but these are designed merely to help upsell innocent rich amateurs to the 5D Mark III; they aren't different enough for a real photographer or someone without a spare $1,400 lying around to blow on camera bodies to worry about.

    - 20.2MP full frame CMOS sensor
    - DIGIC 5+ image processor
    - ISO 100-25600 standard, 50-102800 expanded
    - 4.5 fps continuous shooting
    - 'Silent' shutter mode
    - 1080p30 video recording, stereo sound via external mic
    - 11 point AF system, center point cross-type and sensitive to -3 EV
    - 63 zone iFCL metering system
    - 97% viewfinder coverage; interchangeable screens (including Eg-D grid and    Eg-S fine-focus)
    - 1040k dot 3:2 3" ClearView LCD (fixed)
    - Single SD card slot
    - Built-in Wi-Fi and GPS
    - Single-axis electronic level

Canon EOS 6D | EOS digital

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