I have been shooting with this camera for a year, and it's low-light capabilities are just amazing. I have been a photographer since I could carry a camera. Eventually I will go for a 5D, or 1D*** but I simply love this camera. I will not part with it.

I absolutely adore this camera. It's value for the money is astounding. The controls and ergonomics are a perfect fit for me. Partner this camera with a good piece of glass and you're good to go. The resolution is completely fine even by 2018 expectations.

This camera is image quality is so good.. You can tell it when you buy one,, I really recomend this camera! btw i got it from my birthday heehe..

This camera is awesome i've ever buy so i would recomend it to my family and the others as well

I just buy it this year so actually i don't feel anything minus on it

The Canon EOS 6D. Is a lighter, more affordable introduction to full frame , a good camera for enthusiasts who want the versatility that full frame brings with expandable iso settings that make it a great camera for shooting landscape, especially in low light , the 6D has low noise

My 6D turned 5 years old last month. Tomorrow I'll go to pick up my brand new 5D4, and the 6D will officially retire and be relegated to second body/backup duties, even though I'll still carry it with me abroad just to increase the number of countries where we've been together.

The EOS 6D offers a silent, low vibration shooting mode. By slowing down and muting the shutter and mirror reflex action, the camera is capable of handheld, virtually imperceptible operation for discrete shooting in more situations.

Que dire... Il est parfait! J'ai eu la chance de prendre en photo des aurores boréales avec lui.... Excellentes photos sans retouches pantoutes! En portrait il est magistral les moindres petits détails de lumière il les capte! Je le recommande avec le 24-105 L ou le 24-70 L

After having owned the Canon 6D for a few years, I can confidently say that this is a really good full-frame camera for those that are on a budget but still want that full-frame sensor. Think of this as the economy version of the 5D Mark III.

Nothing wrong with the camera, of course, but I got the Spanish/Portuguese version and, sadly, I don't speak these languages. I had to go to Canon's website to download the 300-page(!) English user guide. Not good, Amazon! Here's an update a couple of months later.

Back in 2012, Canon unleashed one of the most popular cameras to ever grace the market, the EOS 6D . Packing in a 20.2MP full-frame CMOS sensor, the camera was powered by the outstanding Digic 5+ processor and boasted a native ISO of 100-25,600.