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EOS Bodies / Re: EOS 6D Review - Real World
« on: May 15, 2013, 08:10:52 AM »
I had a 7D from close to the date of its introduction through December 2013. I purchased my 6D on 12/1/12.
Once I began using the 6D, I realized that its image quality and high ISO capabilities were so far beyond all of my other bodies (7D, 60D and 5D2) I immediately disposed of the other bodies.
There is no question that the 7D is very responsive and is a "machine gun."
The compromise today, however, is image quality and noise. Prior to the 6D, it was not a problem for me. But knowing what I am capable of doing with the 6D has changed my perspectives.
Today I shoot with a 6D and 5D3. Canon continues to raise the bar. I know that this will continuing to be the case in future generations of cameras.
Once I began using the 6D, I realized that its image quality and high ISO capabilities were so far beyond all of my other bodies (7D, 60D and 5D2) I immediately disposed of the other bodies.
There is no question that the 7D is very responsive and is a "machine gun."
The compromise today, however, is image quality and noise. Prior to the 6D, it was not a problem for me. But knowing what I am capable of doing with the 6D has changed my perspectives.
Today I shoot with a 6D and 5D3. Canon continues to raise the bar. I know that this will continuing to be the case in future generations of cameras.