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Canon Canon EOS R6 Body (Body Box)
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Canon Canon EOS R6 Body (Body Box)
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| Product code | CA54635 |
|---|---|
| Barcode | 0013803325775 |
| Weight | 0000000000003 |
| Brand | Canon |
20 reviews for Canon Canon EOS R6 Body (Body Box)
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Jonathan Yau –
LCD Screen failure
Mrs. L. A. Lee –
I was in love with this camera as soon as I unboxed it. Ergonomics of it feels great to me, and I’ve never really fully used a mirrorless camera before and didn’t know what the hype was about until I got my hands on this one. For pixel peepers, they may not like the 20mp sensor but the smoothness and quality out of the portraits I got was amazing. Even better in my opinion than my work’s 5D mk4. The eye auto focus is so magical and makes portrait photography that much more freeing to create. Camera features and handling – 10/10.I do record videos, but never in 4k, because of the added upgrades to new computer hardware I’d have to get, so 1080 works great for me. It is also a plus that it has c-log that the 5D at work didn’t (Opted out of c-log when we purchased it not knowing if we would need to, that was a mistake). So having c-log is awesome to experiment with.This is the perfect camera for me – Light, ergonomic, portrait photographer power house that can dabble in video and learn.THE BIGGEST and SCARIEST THING – Not just the overheating that I’ve seen so many reviews on. Not that. I don’t record 4k as stated above, BUT after only 2 weeks of use (photography and 1080 video) the touch screen went completely blank and never turned back on. Never dropped, never handled roughly, never taken and introduced to extreme weather or dust. Yes I checked if something was blocking the viewfinder sensor, yes I checked to see if I had somehow turned off the screen in the settings tabs some how, but no. It went out within only 2 weeks of having this in my hands. I’ve read about 2 more reviews on B and H and here that had had similar issues. I’ve put in to return the camera and am waiting for my refund.I am giving this camera and Canon one more chance and purchasing a second one as soon as my refund comes back. I always saw canon cameras as work horses and power houses so this R6 crapping out in just 2 weeks is very very disappointing. I don’t know why of all things the screen to fail first.. and within 2 weeks… They’ve had screens on the backs of cameras for forever and yet this one fails. I hope that my next one is not a dud.
Rhi –
20mp is not an issue as I thought
Geoff Kersley –
For some reason Canon decided not to use all the available space on the rear LCD screen. If you are used to looking at nice big images on the rear screen of a camera like the 5D3 or 5D4, the small size of the image looks cheap. Even the menus and information displays are small like that. If you like to view your pix on the rear screen, find a review video that gives you a good look at that screen in action before you buy.
Gino Vitale –
My setup: EoS R6 + Canon RF to EF adapter + Sigma 24-70 f2.8 artPhotography: No complaints, terrific results. Animal eye focus is excellent, people face/eye detection is just too good. Quite a few options available for managing focus. I’m not a pro in this field so won’t comment on other features. Just one observation, and it could be because I’m using a somewhat incompatible lens (not an RF), I did see some missing sharpness, but probably like 3-5% less from expectation.Videography: Autofocus is excellent, does sometimes go a lil off if you run close to or away from the subject, but that’s acceptable since even manual focus pullers cannot nail it (I guess, again I’m no expert). If you motion towards/away from subject is going to be gradual (like general human walking speed), you shouldn’t be worried at all.Overheating is somewhat an issue, but didn’t find any major problem that people initially reported that keeping camera ON cuts down from time available to shoot. When I shot a 15 min 4k60p, I had about 15 more mins left. Which is OK. Doesn’t affect HD recording options though. Videography doesn’t have many options though, you’re stuck with IPB, so in future if you expect to lean more towards it and would like to experiment with more and more options, you basically got none.I’m using Resolve 16 for editing (free version) and I cannot open the mp4 files encoded wit H.265 4:2:2 10bit. I have to transcode it to DNx_ or pro-res format, which is a nightmare. Will update if it works on Studio version once I buy it.Summary: Great for photographers and occasional video, not meant for people who majorly work on videos.
Karin1 –
everything below. great upgrade from traditional dSLR lineupdate 1.01 increases 4k/60 shooting to an hr FYI. so looks like canon is making good on overheating promise.
Campbell Smith –
Love, love this camera. I had Canon Rebel T2i with a few cheap EF and EF-S lenses which served me 10 years. The R6 is a fantastic upgrade which will last me another 10 years. It works awesome with EF 50mm + RF adapter just fine, producing images with great color and clarity. I can’t wait to get the RF 24-100 or RF 24-70 later this year, so I can improve auto-focus even further.Primary use case: taking pictures of kids and adults moving indoors and outdoors in low or challenging light. Our kids run around, people move freely, with this camera there’s no need to bark at everyone forcing them to stop and pose. Phone cameras have become very good, but when it comes to printing photos or viewing them on a good monitor, my Pixel 4 is no match to a full frame high-end camera sensor and lens.Highlight: F-value mode, where I can specify more than one priority manually, and let the camera figure the rest. I usually fix Time + Aperture pair.
Trevor Smith –
Awesome with EF 50mm F1.8 on RF adapter
JM Scotland –
Only one thing I don’t like
Bd95 –
Game changer!