- #CANON 5D MARK III VS 6D MARK II DYNAMIC RANGE FULL#
- #CANON 5D MARK III VS 6D MARK II DYNAMIC RANGE PRO#
The Canon 6D has a much less complex AF system. Canon have also included their impressive dual pixel AF feature from the 70D which makes autofocus quick and smooth, great for video work. This is the same system that is fitted to their flagship 1D X. The EOS 7D Mk II comes with an impressive 65 cross type AF point system. Another small advantage of the 7D Mk II over the 6D is that it has a faster maximum shutter speed which is useful if you are shooting wide open in bright sunlight. Most people (excluding Kai) aren’t going to put their DSLRs through some serious abuse so it would be wrong to completely write-off the 6D because it has more polycarbonate in its construction. In theory this may make the camera slightly less resistant to bumps and bashes but it’s impossible to predict in the short term. The EOS 6D body is also built around a magnesium alloy shell like the 7D Mk II although the top plate is polycarbonate. The improved weather sealing shows that Canon has thought a lot about this camera and how it is likely to be utilized for sports and wildlife photography.
#CANON 5D MARK III VS 6D MARK II DYNAMIC RANGE PRO#
It’s built around a durable magnesium alloy body that has pro level weatherproofing to ensure you camera stays protected in the worst conditions. The EOS 7D Mk II follows on from the tradition of the original 7D.
The Canon 7D Mark II stripped naked Camera Build In theory this should mean better low light performance, better dynamic range and better all round image quality.
#CANON 5D MARK III VS 6D MARK II DYNAMIC RANGE FULL#
The EOS 6D has the exact same resolution as the EOS 7D Mk II but on a larger full frame size sensor. It comes fitted with a 20.2MP sensor that has been shown to be excellent in other Canon bodies such as the EOS 70D. So how does it stack up against Canon’s cheapest full frame offering, the Canon EOS 6D? Can the APS-C sized sensor compete with the larger full frame sensor of the EOS 6D? The Canon 7D Mark II – Packs a Punchįor a crop sensor camera, the EOS 7D Mk II packs quite a punch. After 5 years, the original 7D, an extremely popular camera in it’s own right, has finally been replaced. The recently released Canon EOS 7D Mk II has garnered much interest from Canon fans around the globe.
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