5d2 vs 6d

[leolol]

@Leon
Upresing isnt allowed for stock. that would be unfair for the customer (they can do that themselfs) and iStock notices that.
I dont have to buy new glas, i bought mine for FF because i knew that i was going to upgrade.

@HobbyShooter
We all know that the AF is better than the 6D, just look at the specs. We all know that Nikon is on 180nm and Canon on 500nm so they have better high iso.

@Nicku
Not gonna switch, i love my Canon ergonomics and i have spent a bit in glass

@Marsu i´d say you cannot start out and not be broke

[K-amps]

@HobbyShooter
We all know that the AF is better than the 6D, just look at the specs. We all know that Nikon is on 180nm and Canon on 500nm so they have better high iso.

Really... using older (read inefficient) process yields better High ISO?

[Hesbehindyou]

@HobbyShooter
We all know that the AF is better than the 6D, just look at the specs. We all know that Nikon is on 180nm and Canon on 500nm so they have better high iso.

Really... using older (read inefficient) process yields better High ISO?

I'll re-write it for him with context added:
"We all know that the D600's AF is better than the 6D, just look at the specs. We all know that Nikon is on 180nm and Canon on 500nm so they [Nikon] have better high iso."

[neuroanatomist]

We all know that the AF is better than the 6D, just look at the specs.

Which specs are those?  Number of points, or EV sensitivity of the center point?  How many high-precision f/2.8-sensitive AF points does the D600 have?

[ishdakuteb]

We all know that the AF is better than the 6D, just look at the specs.

Which specs are those?  Number of points, or EV sensitivity of the center point?  How many high-precision f/2.8-sensitive AF points does the D600 have?

based on:  with nikon d600, you can clearly see that dust being captured in images while canon lacks of this ability.  in short, nikon focusing system is awsome and tack sharp...  dust can be seen on images too LOL

i am just kidding...