Some on line info of unkown accuracy shows the 6D has better long exposure high ISO performance. This is known as amp glow. The intended usage would be for astro phorotgraphy or night photgraphy where 30 second exposures at ISO1600 and up are required. I already have a 5D-mk3 comming for evaluation where I will compare it to my 1DS-mk3.
I tend to agree with you about lighting. Particularly in studio or a location with lighting equipment can be used and controlled, I would expect the resulting files to look about the same. Particularly if shooting tethered, where the 5D MK II's low resolution back lcd doesn't have to be solely relied on for checking fine focus / exposure.

Canon 6D vs 5D Mark III | Key Differences. See More Reviews. Editor's Choice. 1. Size & Weight. The Canon EOS 6D and the Canon EOS 5D Mark III are both full-frame DSLRs, but while the 5D is designed as a rugged, professional camera, Canon really managed to cut down on size and weight for the 6D.

Bob from Boston siad it right, "You can't go far wrong with either camera." But I can't, nor can he, tell you what is best for you. I can tell you what I would do. I owned the 5D Mk II and a Mk III. They are simply fantastic cameras. If they can't get the shot, for whatever reason, it probably

Canon EOS 6D vs. Canon EOS 5D Mark III The Canon EOS 6D and 5D Mark III are both previous-generation models that can be found at good prices on the used market. Which is a better fit for

A different response to the Canon 5D Mk III autofocus system would be to marvel at the incredible, never-before-possible opportunities to customize and use a state-of-the-art AF system to track, retain focus, and capture shots that could not have previously been captured, through pre-setting the camera to be aware of the rates of speed and
Canon EOS 5D Mark II vs. Canon EOS 6D vs. Canon EOS 7D. Side by side. 3 cameras compared (5472 x 3648), M RAW (4104 x 2736), S RAW (2736 x 1824) (14bit, Canon
As for your question, if youve got the money, the 5D IV is the way I would go. Better sensor, resolution, joy stick, dual card slots, are just a few things that make it a no brainer (for me at least). Coming from a crop sensor to the full frame sensor equivalent to the 5d IV, I am blown away by how high I can push the ISO and still retain quality.
Canon EOS 6D review: Focus. The relatively basic autofocus sensor is a much bigger concern. It has 11 points, and only the centre is cross-type for increased sensitivity. That doesn’t compare The 6D is Canon's entry level full frame. The 5D Mk III a pro level full frame. As an entire package it is just a better camera, IMHO, of course. So I guess you know my answer, get the 5D Mk III and don't look back. You are aware that your EF-S lenses will not fit on a 5D ? Another word about your lens choices. As the 6D has not been released yet I wish to just get an idea about the key differences between the 6D and 5D mkIII. This camera will be used predominantly for landscape work. The one thing I noticed that in my opinion is an advantage for the 6D is lack of aliasing filter. Considering the 5d mkIII has a filter I am wondering if this helps with .
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