Eos 6D As Professional Camera

I upgraded from an EOS 6D and as I get used to the camera it is a world of difference and capability.

Can't wait for the Canon EOS 6D MKii!

added a new dimension to using my EOS 6D for video

A must for Canon EOS cameras (my camera is a 6D MkII) to avoid shake and free your hand, as this item is very cheap and do not need any power source

I started to really explore it. The effects you can do with it are amazing. I like the distortion.  I use it with my old EOS 1V camera (film) and with a EOS 6D.  I did black and white photos and many on digital color, and people love it. They all want to have this lens. Sure, it is fun - but also a special art for me, making it possible to have full 180 degrees coverage with a circle pane. I use it only on 8mm, as this is the setting which blew me away.

I was looking for a small camera mic for my Canon EOS 6D mark 2 and the audio suggested to go look at the sennheiser as I was looking at the Rode which was kinda bulky. I am so happy with the quality

Was part of a bundle camera setup for my daughter EOS 6D M2 we bought her for Christmas.� She is very happy with it.

I would recommend this camera, it is a great travel camera, I have a eos 10d, 80d, 5dii, 6d and now rp It has amazing focusing , I am able to focus with my 100-400ii with 2x and 1.4 stacked and have no issued, that is a 1200 mm lens

I have had my EOS 6D Mark II for just over a year now and even after that year, I still wholeheartedly recommend it, whether you're a pro or advanced amateur/hobbyist/enthusiast. If you're more of a beginner, it might be a bit much, but there's enough training wheels with the guided modes to get you started. I've paired this camera up with no less than 11 different EF lenses ranging from a "just good enough" kit lens from an older 35mm film Rebel to my three L lenses and it just plain delivers every time. The controls are easy to use, autofocus just snaps to where you want it, and the flip out screen is pleasant to work with. I enjoy the built in editing features, too, when I'm out and I want to quickly touch up an image just to send it to a friend right then and there. Since I got this camera, I've seen all the newest bodies, even the new Canon R6 and I wouldn't trade it for any of them! Mirrorless might be for some, but for me it's the 6D Mark II all the way.

The RC-6 is a great accessory for the Canon EOS 6D. I had bought a cheap imitation that would not trigger the camera at more that 6 feet in front of it. The RC-6 triggers it from at least 16 feet and will also provide for a delay of 2 seconds that are also used by the camera to focus the subject while in Live Mode. This has proven to be very useful to me and I would buy it again if necessary.