For photography, you can really get what you need with most cameras made from 2007 and up. After that, it's just a megapixel war. The only thing that has made significant strides would be video capability. Don't be afraid of older cameras. They are still awesome!
@@KaiCreative Have you tried Magic Lantern with the 6D? I have a 700D and the video files I get from it are amazing with Magic Lantern, so I can only imagine that with the 6D the results are even better.
I love my Canon 6D so much I bought 2 of them I never leave home without it and I will never upgrade to any other camera It is a beast in all kinds of environments and as long as people remember to have it serviced regularly the 6D will last for as long as you need it. Paired with the 550D as a back up I’m set for life and have all the lenses I need to give my Clients quality work
The shutter in my 5D recently died, so I’ve been shopping around. Just picked up a used 6D for $400 yesterday. So far I’m loving it! Glad I came across this video to confirm it was a good buy.
@@marvinshelbygt The glass makes all the difference. We tested out the 4000D with the 70-200mm 2.8 L lens and the pics were amazing! I started out with a 550D and once I got an L lens on it I was convinced that glass was the way forward! Once paired with my first FF (which was the 6D) I was never going back (:
Yes, I'm using 6D since last 3 years. And I'm much happy with this. 6D is my first DSLR camera. I'm not that professional level photographer, but whatever I clicked with 6D the result is like professional.
I have a 6D and it’s been great. I’ve got a 5D mark III now for wedding work now. The 6D is my backup and I prefer it for personal photography that I do because of the lighter weight and WiFi as you said.
I'm a professional landscape photographer. Love my 6d. It's a major steal. Been using it years. It's excellent. And will replace it with another 6d one day. Save the cash and invest more into great L glass!
#7 - Astrophotography! This sensor is amazing for long exposures in the night sky. Sublime when paired up with a good lens. #8 - Battery. I can leave this camera under the seat of my car for months, literally, and it is always ready to shoot when I need it. The battery doesn't drain at all. My other cameras, GH2 and XT1 are always dead when I pick them up.
@@SK-mc7uw Samyang have a couple of manual focus lenses, both nice and fast. 24mm 1.4 and 14mm 2.8. This is really just for single exposures. If you are into stacking then any lens will do.
I just got a 6d last week and I'm also a 70d owner. Only had a quick play with it but so far, I'm really impressed. Ordered a used Canon 24-70 2.8 but waiting on that still.
I have a 6D and have been using it for 7 years now. Over 165,000 shots taken on it and it still is going strong. I'm still trying new things with it. I'll be finally upgrading to the R6 but will keep my 6D for my second camera.
Hi Darren, I'm the same as you, have had my 6D for a few years and considering an R5 or R6. Haven't been able to find much information the new R camera's 1080p performance.. I did see one youtube vide where they said it wasn't very good. I'm not too keen on working with 4k files so the 1080p capability is really important. It also seems that the R6 only offers a more compressed recording format for 1080p. I know this isn't important to everyone but it definitely is to me.
@@StevensYusuf They just announced that they will be adding all-i compression with a firmware update so you will have the best possible. I was worried to until I saw that. 1080 will be downsampled from 4K so the image should be sharper.
@@DBConerly That is great news, thanks for letting me know. You have to ask, what were they thinking, They create the R6 for those not requiring the highest resolutions and then placing limitations on 1080p, the most widely used setting. Darren, can you tell me where you read this latest update?
John Klaic lookup Canon R5 & R6 firmware updates. There are already a ton of videos on here talking about it. People are quick to post those things now. Lol
I've been using mine since 2014. It's still going strong. I've managed super sharp and colourful low light shots using a canon 50mm 1.4 at a few thousand iso. And with the 24-70 F4.0L It's amazing for long exposure night photography. That one cross type focusing point focuses better in lower light than the 6D mk 2 and many other cameras. A friend and myself were photographing by moonlight recently, and his newer Nikon 750d though an astounding camera, with many more cross type focusing points, needed a torch to find focus. The 6D managed fine by the moon alone.
Indeed....I got my 6D to replace my 5D MK 1. I had to have it for shooting events with the high ISO. Its a beast in Low light. I did eventually get a 5d MK III but my 6d is my backup. And its still going strong.
I have one. It's still an awesome performer with Canon L lenses. 6D is good. Produces very clear things. In low light conditions it's a marvel. No noise at all.
Man, this really speaks to my confirmation bias. I had $1k USD to get back into photography. I'm making a move on the 6D mark I. It's full-frame and it has wi-fi. I'm spending the rest of the money on a Canon 85mm 1.8 lens. I don't think camera bodies have really come that far in 8 years to make a difference for non-pro shooting. I'm trying to put most of my money to the lens. Wi-fi was a huge thing for me which is why I'm not going for the old 7d from 2014. Thank you for confirming my biases Kai.
There is another great function that this camera has, and which seems to be disappearing on newer model cameras. It has built in GPS, which is a great feature for travel and landscape photography.
Got my 6D on March 2019, got it compared to 5D4 and 6D2. The features might be less compared to the new one (my friend have it), yet the image quality is very close, like, SUPER CLOSE!
I agree about the canon 6D . A week ago, I bought this battered canon 6D as a donor camera for the other 6D I have ( nothing wrong with the working 6D but as I am also a camera repairer, I bought this broken one for peanuts ). Few days back I thought ,heck I will try to fix it.It did come back to life ! Goes to show how reliable the camera is.The camera in question was a victim of misuse.Some of the broken parts were replaced. I have 2 Canon 6D s now 😀
I have gone "backwards". I used a 650D from 2012 to 2021 when it died and I bought a 90D to replace it. I found a 6D (with problems, but all fixable) for $100 and now I'm using that instead of the 90D. Considering how the 90D is technically much better it is amazing how much I love the 6D in comparison. Sure I miss the video and articulated touch screen, but I work around it. Worst case I can go back to the 90D for video.
I just purchased new 6d body.It came in my budget and I can see the full frame goodness in low light.center focus point is excellent.there is no better camera for photography in low budget.
We have two Canon 6D camera's we bought new in 2012. When I told my wife I was going to get this camera, she said. Oh good, now I can just use your old Canon XSi. I was not liking that. So I just ordered her own Canon 6D Mark 1 too. She takes awesome photos. I really love how she thinks about composing photos. I'm looking at reviews for the R6 now. I want that pet eye-tracking for birding, etc. She'll use it for 1080 videos.
I still rely on three 6D bodies as my principal bodies: However, I replaced them every few years with new-refurbished versions as the shutters are not as robustly built as the 5D line. Lighter body and better high ISO than the 5D probably, but maybe lacking in a few other places. A good compromise choice until I see Canon do something new that I really want.
I love reading comments like this! I've met a few people now that are still going strong with their 6D's. I use to use mine for videography projects, but have since moved on due to the better video options offered by newer cameras. That being said it's still brilliant at photographs and depending on the glass used is still very much a strong contender in the photography field.
Been using the 6D since 2012 and still use it for my stills. It produces everything I want in an image. For photos, the only thing I would add is more focus points. Beautiful images and colors.
Put some perspective to this, remember that Professionals used EOS-D1 for their corporate work back in the days and shot fantastic images. The list-price on release was a massive 6500 Eur and the resolution was a meagre 4 MegaPixel only. I have shot on many models over 30 years (including pre-digital) and I now want a new body for photography (only). Since I don't shoot fast action buying a 6D is a no brainer + I know it will last me years to come and quality of images will be top notch. Exceptional value for the money.
I’m on my second 6d since they were released , the first one had over 220k shutter count when it died. They are beasts . Great camera and a great video.
I pickud up 1dx two weeks ago and a 6d today. What I can say is that with 100mm 2.8 L photos are amazing on both bodies. So this may have been said 100s of times. Save on body spend it on glass!
Thanks for this review Kai! I bought a 6D before 2022 and definitely a catch! I love how it handles noise in lowlight and the video capability is perfect. I am earning money with it and enjoying every step of the way. The only downside of owning one is no dual pixel AF.
Hi there ! I just buy a used 6D and i m really happy ! I use it with a 50mm 1.8 stm and my old Canon 20-35 usm ! Cheap lens but belive me if you found one buy it it is really good pair with the 6D !!! I also have my old trusty Canon 5D Classic 😛 But now i only use my 6D and gave my wife the 5D 😀
Definitely get the 6D if all you do is photography. I went from a Rebel T6 to the 77D and now the 6D and now I can't go back to cropped sensor cameras. All you need are some expense L lens and sigma Art lens and your all set. Right now I have the 70-200 f/2.8 L IS lens as my main camera for the 6D and the pictures come out flawlessly.
I just purchased a used Canon 6D, I have the Canon 5DMKII. I wanted the 5dMKIII or the 6DMkii but don't have the budget for it so got the 6D.I'm excited to use it for the styled shoot I will be attending this weekend. Great review.
I have been using a 6d for ages, i've had 2, and just ordered and rp but if i don't like it, considering the overall state of canon, i might even still get another. The only problem when cameras get old is finding a nice sample, but its not too hard. Or, buy a beat up one super cheap. But nevermind the 6d, i just got a pentax k-5, with a lens, for 300 canadian dollars and it rocks. It shoots way faster than my 6d, its built better, and its pictures don't give up much to the 6d, not accounting for lenses...or flash...or autofocus. Its better in the shadows. Its in beautiful shape. It might actually be the cheapest camera i've ever bought, even cheaper than the basic rebel i got my mom last christmas, and i'm pretty sure all my compacts back in the dirty oughts cost ore than 300 bucks too. Its ridiculous, insane value. I take it out in the woods and beat the shit out of it. Still keeping all my canon stuff, including the 6d. Especially the 6d.
In about 2016 the majority of my work was built around portraiture on a 5Diii but then I decided to learn a tiny bit about video to try launching some online haircutting courses- so I searched around for used and abused cheap 6D bodies (I ended up with three of them, two had 300k+ shutter actuations 😳). I set them up with nifty fifties so I could very cheaply record multiple angles of a haircut at once (can’t put hair back on the head and recut it if I missed a shot). That project ended up being the most fun (and lucrative) thing I’ve ever done. Fast forward to today, while I’m making almost zero money with a camera, I spend so much time agonizing about minor technical variances between my R and R6. Occasionally I’ll look for videos like this one (people having positive outlooks or reviews about older simpler cameras) to remind me that the tech specs I stress about aren’t what’s keeping me from going out there and GETTING IT DONE... Thanks for sharing this.
The first reason is that the only full frame I can afford is some old 6D, but I know it's very good indeed and some people won't even change from it on purpose. I don't care about few focus points, I just wish they were more spread out.
Got my Canon 6D a little over a year ago for $600 with only 4,000 shutter clicks. This thing is amazing! Put some good glass on it and the results are exactly what I needed. The ONLY downside is it’s not very weather resistant I believe, and I’m someone who hikes in the PNW so rain is common. But, this overall shouldn’t deter you from buying it given how affordable it is.
I was looking at them used in adorama website and came here for research. I think I'll get it, still don't own a full frame and for $500 can't beat that
Enjoyable channel.....not sure about your lighting or contrast on your studio edit. Canon 6D also has the best ergonomics and is sculpted to fit the hand,unlike so many cameras out there.
On March 1st I bought my first Full frame 6D from Samys Camera shop used with less then 6000 shutter activations. I also got a brand new EF 24-105mm f/3 IS STM to go with it. It's a huge upgrade from my old 20D and T2i and so far I haven't had any problems.
I have it and love it and shot award-nominated work with it. The low-light capabilities are awesome and I love having a sub-1000-euro camera because it just feels... less vulnerable somehow. Only downsides for me are the limited auto-focus-points. I often miss composition opportunities with my portrait work because I mostly use the center-focus-point on the eyes, which often means I crop off a part of the body. Smart people may tell me to focus and recompose, but I'm all about capturing the life in someones eyes and the peak of their smile, and focus and recompose often isn't fast or accurate enough for that. So if I get the budget for it I might upgrade to a camera that has eye-auto-focus, but the canon colors and lack of an EVF would be dearly missed. EVF's still feel like I'm playing a video game instead of interacting with a human, at least to me. Cheers to all my canon 6D brothers (and sisters). Let's create magic with this beautiful tool.
Thanks for this video! I bought this camera for about 450 euro and its awesome to use! When it arrived it was really in good conditions and it was claimed to have a 9K shutter count. The 6D's button layout is great!
I've been a 6D user for a couple of years and enjoy the size, light weight and the image quality from my budget L lenses which consist of the 24-105 f/4 IS, 28-80 f/2.8-4, 70-200 f/4 and 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 IS. I plan to add a second body but wanted to see the R and Rp mirrorless bodies before making my decision and I've decided to stick to my dslr's and add a second 6D to go with my 70D. This was the PERFECT review of the 6D and what it is capable of. Rather than trash it you pointed out all the good qualities. If anyone ever asks me what to get I'll point them to this video! Thanks
Thanks Kai, you have confirmed that I've made the right choice in the purchase of my first full frame DSLR. Found a 6D with only 1150 shutter actuations!
hello, i wanna do editorial photoshoots and cinematic filming & music video and idk what camera to get. i have a list and i only just started researching 2 days ago. any advice or recommendation? im researching 5d mark iii and iv. also about the lenses. i don’t understand the mm and 1.something something. what do u think is best pair for both photos and filmmaking? my budget is like around 1k - 2k dollars. thanks
Hi from 2020! Bought my first 6D in 2016, and my second one will be delivered tomorrow (traded in my aged 7D). Cameras will be paired with a 35mm and an 85mm, which will be pretty much glued to the bodies
I've owned a 6D since 2014 or so. Compared to my 90D, the autofocus is appallingly slow on the 6D, especially in the live view mode. The biggest letdown, and one of the reasons why I haven't used it as much as I could, is the fixed display. As a macro photographer, shooting close to the ground is really difficult with the 6D.
Thanks for the video Kai. Purchased mine used in 2018 for low-light situations mainly. It certainly beats my old 5D for that purpose. It was a sensible purchase and I think it will perform well for many years.
I like this video. I’ve had my 6D since new about 6-7 years ago and just this week bought the 6DMKII. New version is a big improvement over the first generation (in camera stabilization for video, 45 focus ceos points, video auto focus, flippy screen, 26 Megapixel and so much more however, I do agree that that the 6D is a tough camera, never had any issues with its performance and served me well. I’ve got mine on sale right now on eBay.
I bought this camera after watching this review and got a great second hand body from eBay! It was a great purchase, I came from using the original 7D and the full frame picture quality is Awesome! Thanks for putting this together!
Bought one for a wedding (had the 350D, 30D, 40D, 60D and M5 before) and still love it! Always thought about getting a newer model, but I see no real reason to.
Thanks for the video. I love my 6D. I love Canon. I just got a 35mm lens made by them and I love that too. I upgraded from the 40mm pancake lens. I love having that lens available because it's so compact, but really it's a nice upgrade to go for that 35mm. It's the kind with the USM in it. Very nice quality pics :)
Thanks for putting out a video like this! With so much coming out these days, so many get camera envy. They don't have to. With the current lockdowns, I needed to get an M50 for use as a Zoom webcam. Canon didn't have the 6D listed as usable. But now I have an M50 and 6D and am pretty happy with those two. For now. Maybe next year I'll jump to an updated R5 that won't overheat. But I've got enough for now to do photo and video...
Glad you enjoyed it! I've also got my M50 set up for Zoom streaming! It looks Awesome! I have to admit I'm eager to get a hold of the new stuff to try them out! (;
I have been vlogging with a 6D (not an mk or mk2, just the 6D) for some time now. And I can tell you that while the image quality is incredible, it really can be a daunting camera to use due to lack of simple features that make vlogging easier. The first being the lack of continuous auto focus (or even a semi decent autofocus system in general). When I'm shooting handheld I have to autofocus blindly and hope that it's on point. And any shots where the subject is moving in between the depth of field are basically out of the question when you are self shooting. The other major obstacle is the lack of a flip screen monitor, for similar reasons... Vlogging is mostly shooting yourself with both handheld and tripod shots. And without an ability to monitor those shots (unless you get an external monitor, start having cables wired up, etc) I really end up loosing a lot of footage due to the fact that I could't see what was in the frame / field of focus while I was shooting. All in all, I definitely would have bought a different camera if I did it all over again.
The 6d is a great camera. Long time user of the original 5d (classic) and that old still produces amazing images (almost film like) Using the 6d opens up a new world to me(!) It truly feels like the real succesor to the original 5d. Image quality is great and use the high iso noise reduction. At highest setting it works wonders. The 6d looks a bit more digital compared to the original 5d but using it makes it so much more fun. A lcd screen you can actually look at. Higher ISO. On the 5d 800 is pretty as high as you want to go. On the 6d 3200 still looks amazing. Silent shutter is a big plus. Battery life is still amazing and the light weight is a bonus. I tried a 24-105 4 L IS on the 5d but inside it was too slow. Outside in good weather is was great. Now with the 6d I can use the 24-105 again but also inside :) It is the camera that I use to document my family. The shots I made with the 5d en 6d speak to me the most. I also use a X-Pro2 with primes but the images look a bit different. A bit harsher. That camera is great for everything but those Canoj images have that different feel to it.
One of the best cameras compared to some of the modern ones as they seem to get lots of problems with, the canon 6D is built like a tank and lasts for ages and mine have been pretty faultless and as I do a lot of Astro it’s brill with its massive sensor... I was thinking of the Sony alpha range of cameras as they take nice pics but reading up on them lots of trouble and with many more modern makes I read up on so I’m sticking to my beasty 6D for now and saving my money to buy lenses for it instead.
I bought this camera after watching this review and man I was sooooo disappointed with it. The lack of focus points was the biggest issue. Back to my 80d for now.
If anything, the 6D is the sole culpirit for my having finally taken the plunge of breaking my 15-year tenure of Canon cropped bodies, (started in now-remote Dec 2005, when I first took my newly-acquired 10D for a stroll on a chilling evening around Hammersmith Bridge in London), a tenure which consisted of my owning at one time or another around three 10D, one 30D, one 40D and two 50D bodies (strangely, no 20Ds!) and which was only once interrupted by my using an APS-C 1D body for the most of 2007. TBH, I have just acquired said 6D body (in mint-condition and with a considerably low shutter count of 28K actuations, allegedly from a musician, not a photographer) and am counting down the days till I lay my hands on it! Whic, unfortunately, will only happen after this "pandemic" Christmas 2020, unfortunately! Boo-hoo! No fretting though - am still a happy bunny!
Sure even in 2022! I have one and love it. The Mirrorless craze is not all that for me. The weight difference and lens limitations especially with Nikon Z cameras have me saying just no. Sony though my favorite Mirrorless has glass though wonderful, a kings ransom. Especially the wonderful G Master and Zeiss glass. The EF catalog is awesome. Also the weight balance and performance is just fine for me. My favorite camera really. I reach for this more than my Sony a6400 which is faster has better focus, but the Canon just gets my shot so well, and is so organic vs. the Sony while good, just isn't the same as the Canon. I am telling all my stills shooting friends Mirrorless is fine and all but DSLRs still offer great performance and value for your money and an exceptionally great lens support and 3rd party support for your DSLR.
Kai that's very helpful! Just wondering what lens would be best for youtube videos, not too worried about price as it's Black Friday and I'm happy to invest in my work? - Joe
Just picked mine up a couple weeks ago, less than 10k shutter count. Coming from a rebel t3 this thing is just amazing, feels like I have night vision now lol
@@ericrjennings I use a Linux program called gphoto2 which can check the shutter count. Or you can install magic lantern (if your device is supported) and check that way
@@emmyknowsbeauty810 I negotiated down to $575 USD but they were asking $660. Shutter count around 2,000 and a few nicks but overall in stellar shape. I would say depending on the condition and shutter count, $500 sounds like a good price.
@@chadwickestey hello:) I was told that the shutter count was 40k plus which is so much more than yours lol. I guess it's not a good a deal after all...what do you think?
@@emmyknowsbeauty810 Hey! I've heard and read that the Canon 6D shutter life is rated for around 100K and have heard that some bodies are working great above 120K. I would say as long as the body is in good shape it seems like a good buy. I would also try and negotiate the price a little. Maybe offer $400-$450 cash? The worse they can say is no.
Only now with the release of the R6 do I think about upgrading my 6D. I have had it since 2013 and do not think any later camera would improve my photography until the R6, and thats only a maybe because it has 2 card slots.
Hi, my Canon 6D body was delivered this morning and it’s like new, boxed, the instruction and the strap have never been out of their plastic wrapping I’m not going to touch them in case I sell it, even the charger cable was wrapped in wire, everything is there the battery was in the camera nearly flat I have it on charge, the body is immaculate not a mark on it like it’s never been used, I knew it was light it’s actually very light for a full frame DSLR, I’m a happy bunny.
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For photography, you can really get what you need with most cameras made from 2007 and up. After that, it's just a megapixel war. The only thing that has made significant strides would be video capability.
Don't be afraid of older cameras. They are still awesome!
Excellent piece of advice 😻 for video though the 6D is definitely dated - for photography still Amazing 🤩
Autofocus still improved over the years.
@@KaiCreative Have you tried Magic Lantern with the 6D? I have a 700D and the video files I get from it are amazing with Magic Lantern, so I can only imagine that with the 6D the results are even better.
Mine has 170k + Shutter count and still going strong! Best DSLR Body i've had.
What a testimony to the robust, beastness that this camera brings to the creative world 💪💪💪👏👏👏
I love my Canon 6D so much I bought 2 of them I never leave home without it and I will never upgrade to any other camera It is a beast in all kinds of environments and as long as people remember to have it serviced regularly the 6D will last for as long as you need it. Paired with the 550D as a back up I’m set for life and have all the lenses I need to give my Clients quality work
The shutter in my 5D recently died, so I’ve been shopping around. Just picked up a used 6D for $400 yesterday. So far I’m loving it! Glad I came across this video to confirm it was a good buy.
Bargain!! Glad you found this video useful too (:
OMG!! That's a deal, currently seeing them for $500-700
i'm a professional fashion photographer based in MILAN and NYC.....I LOVE MY CANON 6D today in 2020. THAT'S IT!!!!!
Anyone else still using or thinking of getting the Canon 6D Mark I today?
Yes, me thanks to you.
Umm.. that’s actually my main camera...can’t afford anything else. Lol. It’s been great no complaints here. I do use it with two L series lenses.
@@SteveBrookfieldmusic Nice :D
@@marvinshelbygt The glass makes all the difference. We tested out the 4000D with the 70-200mm 2.8 L lens and the pics were amazing! I started out with a 550D and once I got an L lens on it I was convinced that glass was the way forward! Once paired with my first FF (which was the 6D) I was never going back (:
Yes, I'm using 6D since last 3 years. And I'm much happy with this.
6D is my first DSLR camera.
I'm not that professional level photographer, but whatever I clicked with 6D the result is like professional.
I have a 6D and it’s been great. I’ve got a 5D mark III now for wedding work now. The 6D is my backup and I prefer it for personal photography that I do because of the lighter weight and WiFi as you said.
I'm a professional landscape photographer. Love my 6d. It's a major steal. Been using it years. It's excellent. And will replace it with another 6d one day. Save the cash and invest more into great L glass!
Agreed...or tamron G2s
Let me buy it if u are ready to sell
@@SammybbeePhotos I'll keep in touch.
Still a great camera ?? Should i get it
@@osamafaraj5329 definitely still a great camera. You can find them new on eBay for incredible deals.
I just bought my first 6D that I have been wanting for such a long time, got it a good deal. 4000+ shutter for a 3 year old camera with a cheap price
How much
Awesome - how much did you pay? I remember when I first got my 6D - it was was such a massive step up from my 550D (:
#7 - Astrophotography! This sensor is amazing for long exposures in the night sky. Sublime when paired up with a good lens.
#8 - Battery. I can leave this camera under the seat of my car for months, literally, and it is always ready to shoot when I need it. The battery doesn't drain at all. My other cameras, GH2 and XT1 are always dead when I pick them up.
What lenses would you say work well for astrophotography?
@@SK-mc7uw Samyang have a couple of manual focus lenses, both nice and fast. 24mm 1.4 and 14mm 2.8. This is really just for single exposures. If you are into stacking then any lens will do.
Picked up a very clean 6D in early 2021. Great camera even now. Spent the money on glass.
Been using it since 2013. Great cam and still loving it.
Got mine a few weeks ago and coming from a Canon 70D a big difference in IQ. Recently got a Tamron 28-75mm 2.8 for my 6D and it's a great combo.
Nice 👌
I just got a 6d last week and I'm also a 70d owner. Only had a quick play with it but so far, I'm really impressed. Ordered a used Canon 24-70 2.8 but waiting on that still.
I’m actually using a 70d right now with a 24-105L and 50mm 1.4, I think I might just buy my friends’ 6D he’s selling for $500
@@IanAbellana That's a good price but before you make that buy just check how much you could get the 5DM3 for.
I have the same combo :)
I have a 6D and have been using it for 7 years now. Over 165,000 shots taken on it and it still is going strong. I'm still trying new things with it. I'll be finally upgrading to the R6 but will keep my 6D for my second camera.
Hi Darren, I'm the same as you, have had my 6D for a few years and considering an R5 or R6. Haven't been able to find much information the new R camera's 1080p performance.. I did see one youtube vide where they said it wasn't very good. I'm not too keen on working with 4k files so the 1080p capability is really important. It also seems that the R6 only offers a more compressed recording format for 1080p. I know this isn't important to everyone but it definitely is to me.
@@StevensYusuf They just announced that they will be adding all-i compression with a firmware update so you will have the best possible. I was worried to until I saw that. 1080 will be downsampled from 4K so the image should be sharper.
@@DBConerly That is great news, thanks for letting me know. You have to ask, what were they thinking, They create the R6 for those not requiring the highest resolutions and then placing limitations on 1080p, the most widely used setting. Darren, can you tell me where you read this latest update?
John Klaic lookup Canon R5 & R6 firmware updates. There are already a ton of videos on here talking about it. People are quick to post those things now. Lol
I've been using mine since 2014.
It's still going strong.
I've managed super sharp and colourful low light shots using a canon 50mm 1.4 at a few thousand iso.
And with the 24-70 F4.0L It's amazing for long exposure night photography.
That one cross type focusing point focuses better in lower light than the 6D mk 2 and many other cameras.
A friend and myself were photographing by moonlight recently, and his newer Nikon 750d though an astounding camera, with many more cross type focusing points, needed a torch to find focus.
The 6D managed fine by the moon alone.
Indeed....I got my 6D to replace my 5D MK 1. I had to have it for shooting events with the high ISO. Its a beast in Low light.
I did eventually get a 5d MK III but my 6d is my backup. And its still going strong.
What made you still purchase the 5DIII? Just curious
I have one. It's still an awesome performer with Canon L lenses. 6D is good. Produces very clear things. In low light conditions it's a marvel. No noise at all.
Man, this really speaks to my confirmation bias. I had $1k USD to get back into photography. I'm making a move on the 6D mark I. It's full-frame and it has wi-fi. I'm spending the rest of the money on a Canon 85mm 1.8 lens. I don't think camera bodies have really come that far in 8 years to make a difference for non-pro shooting. I'm trying to put most of my money to the lens. Wi-fi was a huge thing for me which is why I'm not going for the old 7d from 2014.
Thank you for confirming my biases Kai.
There is another great function that this camera has, and which seems to be disappearing on newer model cameras. It has built in GPS, which is a great feature for travel and landscape photography.
Traded in my 70D with some old kit lenses for a 6D body. Best thing I ever did. Good lenses essential too.
Nice - I stepped up from a 550D to a 6D and man it was like a whole new world of video and photo for me. That clean picture at high ISO had me hooked
I bought a new 6D for $1000 last year along with a Tamron 24-70 2.8 VC (G1) and it’s a killer combo - great addition to my 7D Mark II
Bargain👌👌
Got my 6D on March 2019, got it compared to 5D4 and 6D2. The features might be less compared to the new one (my friend have it), yet the image quality is very close, like, SUPER CLOSE!
For photos they will all be very close! (:
The 6D2 is less at higher iso then the 6D is. The 6D gives better IQ then the mark II does.
I agree about the canon 6D . A week ago, I bought this battered canon 6D as a donor camera for the other 6D I have ( nothing wrong with the working 6D but as I am also a camera repairer, I bought this broken one for peanuts ).
Few days back I thought ,heck I will try to fix it.It did come back to life ! Goes to show how reliable the camera is.The camera in question was a victim of misuse.Some of the broken parts were replaced. I have 2 Canon 6D s now 😀
I have gone "backwards". I used a 650D from 2012 to 2021 when it died and I bought a 90D to replace it. I found a 6D (with problems, but all fixable) for $100 and now I'm using that instead of the 90D. Considering how the 90D is technically much better it is amazing how much I love the 6D in comparison. Sure I miss the video and articulated touch screen, but I work around it. Worst case I can go back to the 90D for video.
I just purchased new 6d body.It came in my budget and I can see the full frame goodness in low light.center focus point is excellent.there is no better camera for photography in low budget.
We have two Canon 6D camera's we bought new in 2012. When I told my wife I was going to get this camera, she said. Oh good, now I can just use your old Canon XSi. I was not liking that. So I just ordered her own Canon 6D Mark 1 too. She takes awesome photos. I really love how she thinks about composing photos. I'm looking at reviews for the R6 now. I want that pet eye-tracking for birding, etc. She'll use it for 1080 videos.
Thanks for sharing - really interesting to hear other people's experiences with the 6D. 😀
I still rely on three 6D bodies as my principal bodies: However, I replaced them every few years with new-refurbished versions as the shutters are not as robustly built as the 5D line. Lighter body and better high ISO than the 5D probably, but maybe lacking in a few other places. A good compromise choice until I see Canon do something new that I really want.
I love reading comments like this! I've met a few people now that are still going strong with their 6D's. I use to use mine for videography projects, but have since moved on due to the better video options offered by newer cameras. That being said it's still brilliant at photographs and depending on the glass used is still very much a strong contender in the photography field.
Been using the 6D since 2012 and still use it for my stills. It produces everything I want in an image. For photos, the only thing I would add is more focus points. Beautiful images and colors.
Put some perspective to this, remember that Professionals used EOS-D1 for their corporate work back in the days and shot fantastic images. The list-price on release was a massive 6500 Eur and the resolution was a meagre 4 MegaPixel only. I have shot on many models over 30 years (including pre-digital) and I now want a new body for photography (only). Since I don't shoot fast action buying a 6D is a no brainer + I know it will last me years to come and quality of images will be top notch. Exceptional value for the money.
As a wedding photographer using 6D with 50mm, I must say this thing is built like a tank !
Great combination! Is that the 1.8, 1.4 or 1.2 50mm?
@@KaiCreative Its 1.4
I’m on my second 6d since they were released , the first one had over 220k shutter count when it died.
They are beasts . Great camera and a great video.
Hey mate, dead becouse of the 220k or what happened?
Definitely enjoy the 6d for photography
I pickud up 1dx two weeks ago and a 6d today. What I can say is that with 100mm 2.8 L photos are amazing on both bodies. So this may have been said 100s of times. Save on body spend it on glass!
It does seem to be the case - but good to hear that comparison 👌👌
Thanks for this review Kai! I bought a 6D before 2022 and definitely a catch! I love how it handles noise in lowlight and the video capability is perfect. I am earning money with it and enjoying every step of the way. The only downside of owning one is no dual pixel AF.
Amazing - I loved it for video when I was using it 😎😎
Still own mine for two years and I love it very sharp with L glass
Agreed - but some L glass in front of that big fat full frame. ;)
Hi there ! I just buy a used 6D and i m really happy ! I use it with a 50mm 1.8 stm and my old Canon 20-35 usm ! Cheap lens but belive me if you found one buy it it is really good pair with the 6D !!! I also have my old trusty Canon 5D Classic 😛 But now i only use my 6D and gave my wife the 5D 😀
Thanks for sharing!
Definitely get the 6D if all you do is photography. I went from a Rebel T6 to the 77D and now the 6D and now I can't go back to cropped sensor cameras. All you need are some expense L lens and sigma Art lens and your all set. Right now I have the 70-200 f/2.8 L IS lens as my main camera for the 6D and the pictures come out flawlessly.
It’s a great camera, I have been using it for more than 4 years and still works like a charm...
Definitely has stood the test of time! 😀💪
I just purchased a used Canon 6D, I have the Canon 5DMKII. I wanted the 5dMKIII or the 6DMkii but don't have the budget for it so got the 6D.I'm excited to use it for the styled shoot I will be attending this weekend. Great review.
makeupnmocha I’m debating on whether to get a 5Dmkiii or 6d. What’s better in your opinion for pictures
I've bought a 6D with 17k shutter count for 650€ last february and i love it.
Awesome deal 😎
I have been using a 6d for ages, i've had 2, and just ordered and rp but if i don't like it, considering the overall state of canon, i might even still get another. The only problem when cameras get old is finding a nice sample, but its not too hard. Or, buy a beat up one super cheap. But nevermind the 6d, i just got a pentax k-5, with a lens, for 300 canadian dollars and it rocks. It shoots way faster than my 6d, its built better, and its pictures don't give up much to the 6d, not accounting for lenses...or flash...or autofocus. Its better in the shadows. Its in beautiful shape. It might actually be the cheapest camera i've ever bought, even cheaper than the basic rebel i got my mom last christmas, and i'm pretty sure all my compacts back in the dirty oughts cost ore than 300 bucks too. Its ridiculous, insane value. I take it out in the woods and beat the shit out of it. Still keeping all my canon stuff, including the 6d. Especially the 6d.
The 6D is a Beast - but the Pentax K-5 sounds like a great camera to review! 😀
Agree! My 6D is 7 years old, and still going strong.
In about 2016 the majority of my work was built around portraiture on a 5Diii but then I decided to learn a tiny bit about video to try launching some online haircutting courses- so I searched around for used and abused cheap 6D bodies (I ended up with three of them, two had 300k+ shutter actuations 😳). I set them up with nifty fifties so I could very cheaply record multiple angles of a haircut at once (can’t put hair back on the head and recut it if I missed a shot). That project ended up being the most fun (and lucrative) thing I’ve ever done. Fast forward to today, while I’m making almost zero money with a camera, I spend so much time agonizing about minor technical variances between my R and R6. Occasionally I’ll look for videos like this one (people having positive outlooks or reviews about older simpler cameras) to remind me that the tech specs I stress about aren’t what’s keeping me from going out there and GETTING IT DONE... Thanks for sharing this.
The first reason is that the only full frame I can afford is some old 6D, but I know it's very good indeed and some people won't even change from it on purpose. I don't care about few focus points, I just wish they were more spread out.
Got my Canon 6D a little over a year ago for $600 with only 4,000 shutter clicks. This thing is amazing! Put some good glass on it and the results are exactly what I needed. The ONLY downside is it’s not very weather resistant I believe, and I’m someone who hikes in the PNW so rain is common. But, this overall shouldn’t deter you from buying it given how affordable it is.
I was looking at them used in adorama website and came here for research. I think I'll get it, still don't own a full frame and for $500 can't beat that
It’s such a good price! What are you looking to create with it?
Enjoyable channel.....not sure about your lighting or contrast on your studio edit. Canon 6D also has the best ergonomics and is sculpted to fit the hand,unlike so many cameras out there.
Andy Portsmouth thanks Andy - the Whole thing is a work in progress
On March 1st I bought my first Full frame 6D from Samys Camera shop used with less then 6000 shutter activations. I also got a brand new EF 24-105mm f/3 IS STM to go with it. It's a huge upgrade from my old 20D and T2i and so far I haven't had any problems.
I'm still keeping my old T2i when I don't want to carry around the 6D.
Great stuff Timothy - I’m sure you’ll love it 😃😃😀
@@KaiCreative I found my DLC RS-80N3 remote shutter release and I see it works for the 6D.
I have it and love it and shot award-nominated work with it. The low-light capabilities are awesome and I love having a sub-1000-euro camera because it just feels... less vulnerable somehow.
Only downsides for me are the limited auto-focus-points. I often miss composition opportunities with my portrait work because I mostly use the center-focus-point on the eyes, which often means I crop off a part of the body. Smart people may tell me to focus and recompose, but I'm all about capturing the life in someones eyes and the peak of their smile, and focus and recompose often isn't fast or accurate enough for that. So if I get the budget for it I might upgrade to a camera that has eye-auto-focus, but the canon colors and lack of an EVF would be dearly missed. EVF's still feel like I'm playing a video game instead of interacting with a human, at least to me.
Cheers to all my canon 6D brothers (and sisters). Let's create magic with this beautiful tool.
Barrrrrt this is amazing - definitely share some of your stuff if you can! 6D is still such a brilliant piece of kit!
Thanks for this video! I bought this camera for about 450 euro and its awesome to use! When it arrived it was really in good conditions and it was claimed to have a 9K shutter count. The 6D's button layout is great!
Thanks for sharing (:
I've been a 6D user for a couple of years and enjoy the size, light weight and the image quality from my budget L lenses which consist of the 24-105 f/4 IS, 28-80 f/2.8-4, 70-200 f/4 and 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 IS. I plan to add a second body but wanted to see the R and Rp mirrorless bodies before making my decision and I've decided to stick to my dslr's and add a second 6D to go with my 70D. This was the PERFECT review of the 6D and what it is capable of. Rather than trash it you pointed out all the good qualities. If anyone ever asks me what to get I'll point them to this video! Thanks
Thanks for the support Mark - the 6D was my first full frame camera and it still really impresses me with its capabilities all these years on!
Thanks Kai, you have confirmed that I've made the right choice in the purchase of my first full frame DSLR. Found a 6D with only 1150 shutter actuations!
I owned a 6D for a while before getting a 5D Mark III. It’s a terrific camera.
Yeah it's a great piece of kit. I use the 5DmarkIII and IV too :)
hello, i wanna do editorial photoshoots and cinematic filming & music video and idk what camera to get. i have a list and i only just started researching 2 days ago. any advice or recommendation? im researching 5d mark iii and iv. also about the lenses. i don’t understand the mm and 1.something something. what do u think is best pair for both photos and filmmaking? my budget is like around 1k - 2k dollars. thanks
Do you like the 5dmkiii over the 6d?
Jay Hop I now use the Mark IV. It’s better yes. And so is the Mark III
Just picked one up yesterday going to be shooting with the 50mm f1.2 for street and portrait little video as well
hope it goes well :) should look great with a 1.2!
Awesome combo. You'll love it.
Hi from 2020! Bought my first 6D in 2016, and my second one will be delivered tomorrow (traded in my aged 7D). Cameras will be paired with a 35mm and an 85mm, which will be pretty much glued to the bodies
Kai wong is my favourite photog gear reviewer! thank you kai C though! very informative video!
Thanks Harpcab! Kai Wong is the Main Man! I am but a humble UA-cam reviewer (: 🙏
I've owned a 6D since 2014 or so. Compared to my 90D, the autofocus is appallingly slow on the 6D, especially in the live view mode. The biggest letdown, and one of the reasons why I haven't used it as much as I could, is the fixed display. As a macro photographer, shooting close to the ground is really difficult with the 6D.
Thanks for the video Kai. Purchased mine used in 2018 for low-light situations mainly. It certainly beats my old 5D for that purpose. It was a sensible purchase and I think it will perform well for many years.
I used my 6D for weddings and events for years and it never gave me any issues! Love it 😍
still using a 6D in 2021 right from 2015 ! this is great and i love it :))
Such a beast camera 📷
Im 15 and i ordered mine with a 24-105 L lens as my first camera to get started with carphotography. Im very excited to see and use this cool camera!
I wish I had a 6D at 15 (: but no DSLRs back in those days 😹😭
I like this video. I’ve had my 6D since new about 6-7 years ago and just this week bought the 6DMKII. New version is a big improvement over the first generation (in camera stabilization for video, 45 focus ceos points, video auto focus, flippy screen, 26 Megapixel and so much more however, I do agree that that the 6D is a tough camera, never had any issues with its performance and served me well. I’ve got mine on sale right now on eBay.
Great to hear these user experiences - all seem to say the same thing: 6D is a proven workhorse! (:
Link pls
I bought this camera after watching this review and got a great second hand body from eBay! It was a great purchase, I came from using the original 7D and the full frame picture quality is Awesome! Thanks for putting this together!
Glad to hear that! Hope you create something awesome!! 👏
Bought one for a wedding (had the 350D, 30D, 40D, 60D and M5 before) and still love it! Always thought about getting a newer model, but I see no real reason to.
Thanks for the video. I love my 6D. I love Canon. I just got a 35mm lens made by them and I love that too. I upgraded from the 40mm pancake lens. I love having that lens available because it's so compact, but really it's a nice upgrade to go for that 35mm. It's the kind with the USM in it. Very nice quality pics :)
6d and 70 200 f4 first Gen : best combo for less than 1000€?
Your video are so good bro!
Thanks for the support - you have a decent set up there - if it doesn’t have IS you might need a tripod for some of your shots :)
@@KaiCreative yeah of course but I speak about just the lense and the body, thank you for your answer
Thinking about getting one in 2022. As my first full frame DSLR.
I love my 6D M1 and keep to using it in 2022.
I love mine! Recently got a second one, for astrophotograph. And the other one is for daylight use. Such a great camera for such a little price.
I love mine. The image quality is fantastic.
Thanks for putting out a video like this! With so much coming out these days, so many get camera envy. They don't have to. With the current lockdowns, I needed to get an M50 for use as a Zoom webcam. Canon didn't have the 6D listed as usable. But now I have an M50 and 6D and am pretty happy with those two. For now. Maybe next year I'll jump to an updated R5 that won't overheat. But I've got enough for now to do photo and video...
Glad you enjoyed it! I've also got my M50 set up for Zoom streaming! It looks Awesome! I have to admit I'm eager to get a hold of the new stuff to try them out! (;
I have been vlogging with a 6D (not an mk or mk2, just the 6D) for some time now. And I can tell you that while the image quality is incredible, it really can be a daunting camera to use due to lack of simple features that make vlogging easier. The first being the lack of continuous auto focus (or even a semi decent autofocus system in general). When I'm shooting handheld I have to autofocus blindly and hope that it's on point. And any shots where the subject is moving in between the depth of field are basically out of the question when you are self shooting. The other major obstacle is the lack of a flip screen monitor, for similar reasons... Vlogging is mostly shooting yourself with both handheld and tripod shots. And without an ability to monitor those shots (unless you get an external monitor, start having cables wired up, etc) I really end up loosing a lot of footage due to the fact that I could't see what was in the frame / field of focus while I was shooting. All in all, I definitely would have bought a different camera if I did it all over again.
You definitely have your work cut out for you! The lack of continuous auto focus in video is a pain in the ass.
@@carl8568 Royal Pain. Hoping to upgrade the camera soon.
The 6d is a great camera. Long time user of the original 5d (classic) and that old still produces amazing images (almost film like) Using the 6d opens up a new world to me(!) It truly feels like the real succesor to the original 5d. Image quality is great and use the high iso noise reduction. At highest setting it works wonders. The 6d looks a bit more digital compared to the original 5d but using it makes it so much more fun. A lcd screen you can actually look at. Higher ISO. On the 5d 800 is pretty as high as you want to go. On the 6d 3200 still looks amazing. Silent shutter is a big plus. Battery life is still amazing and the light weight is a bonus. I tried a 24-105 4 L IS on the 5d but inside it was too slow. Outside in good weather is was great. Now with the 6d I can use the 24-105 again but also inside :)
It is the camera that I use to document my family. The shots I made with the 5d en 6d speak to me the most. I also use a X-Pro2 with primes but the images look a bit different. A bit harsher. That camera is great for everything but those Canoj images have that different feel to it.
One of the best cameras compared to some of the modern ones as they seem to get lots of problems with, the canon 6D is built like a tank and lasts for ages and mine have been pretty faultless and as I do a lot of Astro it’s brill with its massive sensor... I was thinking of the Sony alpha range of cameras as they take nice pics but reading up on them lots of trouble and with many more modern makes I read up on so I’m sticking to my beasty 6D for now and saving my money to buy lenses for it instead.
I agree.
My Canon 6d has been a workhorse out in the field.
Thank you for your video.
so, to resume... yes its a good option!!!!!! ive jsut bought one, third owner in really good shape!!!!!!!!!!!!
I bought this camera after watching this review and man I was sooooo disappointed with it. The lack of focus points was the biggest issue. Back to my 80d for now.
really
Just bought one on eBay after seeing this very balanced and informative video. 👍
Glad it helped (;
Got mine a few months ago! Am vary impressed. Got it with a package deal expecting to sell it but... have to agree with you! worth hanging on to it!
Such a great piece of tech
4:03 my bro have 6d with 456.000 actuations 😂
its an amazing camera and for the price its 100% worth it
If anything, the 6D is the sole culpirit for my having finally taken the plunge of breaking my 15-year tenure of Canon cropped bodies, (started in now-remote Dec 2005, when I first took my newly-acquired 10D for a stroll on a chilling evening around Hammersmith Bridge in London), a tenure which consisted of my owning at one time or another around three 10D, one 30D, one 40D and two 50D bodies (strangely, no 20Ds!) and which was only once interrupted by my using an APS-C 1D body for the most of 2007.
TBH, I have just acquired said 6D body (in mint-condition and with a considerably low shutter count of 28K actuations, allegedly from a musician, not a photographer) and am counting down the days till I lay my hands on it! Whic, unfortunately, will only happen after this "pandemic" Christmas 2020, unfortunately! Boo-hoo! No fretting though - am still a happy bunny!
Buying a 6D and a 17-40 L lens. Great video
Sure even in 2022! I have one and love it. The Mirrorless craze is not all that for me. The weight difference and lens limitations especially with Nikon Z cameras have me saying just no. Sony though my favorite Mirrorless has glass though wonderful, a kings ransom. Especially the wonderful G Master and Zeiss glass. The EF catalog is awesome. Also the weight balance and performance is just fine for me. My favorite camera really. I reach for this more than my Sony a6400 which is faster has better focus, but the Canon just gets my shot so well, and is so organic vs. the Sony while good, just isn't the same as the Canon. I am telling all my stills shooting friends Mirrorless is fine and all but DSLRs still offer great performance and value for your money and an exceptionally great lens support and 3rd party support for your DSLR.
Kai that's very helpful! Just wondering what lens would be best for youtube videos, not too worried about price as it's Black Friday and I'm happy to invest in my work? - Joe
Lens I would choose the ef 24-70mm f/2.8l ii usm
@@KaiCreative awesome thanks for responding again!
6D is a great camera, i really like it.
Super tempted to get a 6D right now. I have a 20D atm, but I want to do both photo and video. Been debating on getting a M50 or the T6s as well.
Do it, the 6d is really the way to go, got mine last month after watching this video and i love it.
Glad you found this video useful (:
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M50 is a joke.
@@imnguyen6658 No idea as i've never had one , nor have i wanted one so it was pointless tagging me as i'm more then happy with my 6d.
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I’m sure the 6d is nice. Sorry, I tagged the wrong person. 😁
I have sony a7 iii as main camera, and I bought a 6d for 450 recently as time lapse camera. So cheap, and I don't have abuse my sony for time lapse
Thanks for the video. How accurate are the non center AF points? I’ve read that only the center AF point is crosstype...
nice review of 6D, iv always want a 6D, but id purchase a a6000.. feels like im going back to canon 6D. i had a 60D before and i like it.
Been using a 7D for many years. Great photos! Really want the full frame for creative purposes. Thanks for the video confirmation😎
Same here - came from using the 7D and it has been a awesome being able to use a full frame!
I never had a camera before and I’m looking for a camera that will be able to capture moments and motions in good quality. I’m saving up for this!
Good decision!
Agreed! (:
Very professional
just found a really good deal on ebay for this camera so thanks for the video! Getting it!
Really glad you found this review helpful! Hope you get some great shots 🙏
Just picked mine up a couple weeks ago, less than 10k shutter count. Coming from a rebel t3 this thing is just amazing, feels like I have night vision now lol
how did you check the shutter count?
@@ericrjennings I use a Linux program called gphoto2 which can check the shutter count. Or you can install magic lantern (if your device is supported) and check that way
Just picked one up second hand this past week!
Please how much did you pay? I want to get one also second hand, saw one for $500 for the body only
@@emmyknowsbeauty810 I negotiated down to $575 USD but they were asking $660. Shutter count around 2,000 and a few nicks but overall in stellar shape. I would say depending on the condition and shutter count, $500 sounds like a good price.
@@chadwickestey okay, thank you! I will ask about the other details you mentioned.
@@chadwickestey hello:) I was told that the shutter count was 40k plus which is so much more than yours lol. I guess it's not a good a deal after all...what do you think?
@@emmyknowsbeauty810 Hey! I've heard and read that the Canon 6D shutter life is rated for around 100K and have heard that some bodies are working great above 120K. I would say as long as the body is in good shape it seems like a good buy. I would also try and negotiate the price a little. Maybe offer $400-$450 cash? The worse they can say is no.
Thanks Kai, I would like to buy 6D with 70-200 f2,8 for birds foto, yours tips help me a lot now 😊🐦
I’m glad that this video was useful to you! Hope you get some great shots 😀
Only now with the release of the R6 do I think about upgrading my 6D. I have had it since 2013 and do not think any later camera would improve my photography until the R6, and thats only a maybe because it has 2 card slots.
Hi, my Canon 6D body was delivered this morning and it’s like new, boxed, the instruction and the strap have never been out of their plastic wrapping I’m not going to touch them in case I sell it, even the charger cable was wrapped in wire, everything is there the battery was in the camera nearly flat I have it on charge, the body is immaculate not a mark on it like it’s never been used, I knew it was light it’s actually very light for a full frame DSLR, I’m a happy bunny.
Sounds like you got yourself an amazing deal 🤩😎😁
I just bought a 6D last week!!