While DSLRs fitted with APS-C sensors have always been popular with enthusiasts and consumers looking for a camera that offers a good balance between image quality and value for money, full-frame DSLRs have long been the number one choice for full-time professional photographers on account of their...

Excellent image quality; Impressive low-light performance; Intuitive Wi-Fi connectivity and GPS support; Solid and robust build quality; Accurate metering system

Only one cross-type AF sensor; No built-in pop-up flash; GPS and Wi-Fi drain battery life; No manual audio control for HD video

Taking photos with a full-frame camera is an amazing experience. Shots just look so much wider and more fulfilling thanks to the bigger sensor. It used to be that you had to pay big bucks to get yourself a full-frame camera, but thanks to Canon, you can now get a model like the EOS 6D for about...

Full-frame sensor; Comparatively affordable; Great for all types of photography

Fixed screen; Very soft shutter button

This is an expensive camera bundle. I love the camera but they gave the cheapest bag that doesn't even fit the equipment. I got a better bag a couple of years ago when I bought the T2i bundle.

good camera and lens

cheap bag

Released at the same time as Nikon's D600, the 6D is extremely similar in price, features and handling. The 20.2MP sensor produces stunning image quality, and the high-res 3in screen and better ISO response both outperform its Nikon counterpart.

Canon's EOS 6D is a great introduction into the world of full-frame photography. It's a relatively fast camera that's easy to use and its high ISO...

Full-frame sensor; Comparatively affordable; Great for all types of photography

Fixed screen; Very soft shutter button

When the 6D was released on 2012 reviewers complained about its simple 11poimt AF system and slow 4 frame per second burst rate, but not much else. It has the best high-ISO performance of any reasonably small DSLR of the time (Nikon's massive and heavy D3 and D4 were arguably better), not to mention...

This camera I had been using for last 1 year. I don't need to tell about the output. In case if u r more affordable to buy expensive then go for 5d mark |v or else u can blindly go for this one

Full-frame photography has got a lot more interesting in the last 12 months, especially for people whose next camera isn't a business expense. The Canon EOS 5D Mark III , Nikon D800 and Sony Alpha A99 all helped to redefine what an entry-level full-frame SLR was capable of.

As a photography student my camera is the most important thing I own, and the canon 6D is fantastic, the image quality is amazing, this is especially noticeable when printing large format.

light weight; simple user interface

compatible lenses can be exspensive

easy to use, i have a lot of time on my hands.Used a 550 (T2i) for 2 years upgraded and glad i did. The 6D is amazing lot to learn. Cheers MR A W WHITLOCK