Canon 6D Mark II (stand-alone)

I am an amateur. When I have time, I take pictures of some children's portraits. I become addicted and earn some pocket money. I used to use Sony's RX1 before, but the lens E61 broke The above is the background. Here are the advantages 1. Full pixel dual core LV focusing is very convenient and practical. When I took portraits, I basically used LV focusing to facilitate composition and large aperture (50L, F1.2) The accuracy of focusing is indeed higher than that of phase focusing. 2. The focus experience of 45 full crosses is good. Although it is too concentrated, 80% of the situations are enough, unless it is a very special composition. 3. Flip screen praise, although not particularly used, but when you want to use it, you know a lot of trouble. 4. The menu setting is more reasonable than that of Dafa, and the addition of touch screen makes the operation fast, convenient and fast. Other fragmentary advantages have little impact on me, so I won't mention them

1. Tolerance is poor (note that it is not dynamic range), of course, it does not have a great impact on portraits. However, there are always times when the metering is not accurate, and the tolerance is greater, and the probability of rescue is higher. In short, this is very undocumented. After all, it's 2017 2. 1/4000 maximum shutter speed. It's really not enough for people like me who wish for the maximum aperture in the whole journey. I can't drive F1.2 outdoors in the daytime. 3. Single card slot. This is fatal for professionals who shoot a lot. If there are two or three wedding materials lost, you don't need to mix up in this field. It has little impact on fans. If you are lucky, it will not be a problem for several years. Other fragmentary shortcomings have little impact on me, so I won't mention them

Professionals, this machine is good for standby. For ordinary enthusiasts, this machine is enough, all aspects are relatively balanced, and the quality of Japanese origin is also excellent (I dare not buy a shoe factory because of all kinds of dross and shutter problems). It's just a new listing, but the cost performance of BOC 12000 is really not high enough. It's better to start within 11000. Don't go too far in pursuit of extreme data. You can't use it 90% of the time. Sometimes the performance doesn't support it. We can change the beat method. How to take better photos is the point that everyone should pay attention to, rather than looking at the data for comparison all day long. Now many machines are excellent enough for you to take award-winning works.

Full frame plus flip touch screen design, equipped with a full pixel dual core CMOS sensor of 26.2 million pixels, with more fine image quality. It also supports a 45 point full cross auto focusing system, with a maximum of 6.5 shots per second and a maximum of ISO 102400 shooting capacity. In addition to built-in Bluetooth WiFi, NFC and GPS. It also supports the "Canon Image Upload" service to make sharing faster

There is still a single SD card slot. In addition, although the focusing system has been upgraded, the focusing parts are relatively concentrated and easy to lose focus.

This upgrade of Canon 6D Mark II is sincere, but there are still some shortcomings. However, as an entry-level full frame SLR camera, it is still a good choice

Why is the continuous shooting speed of a full frame machine not as fast as APS frame machine? It embarrasses buyers who like 6D2.

Why is the continuous shooting speed of a full frame machine not as fast as APS frame machine? It embarrasses buyers who like 6D2.