I am a beginer wich of these work better for photo portrait canon 6D or canon 5D mark ii ?
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In my opinion, both of them will take great portraits... you can never go wrong with any of them. Your portrait shot will just depend on what lens you have and the kind of lighting you have. They're both full frame. Only 6D has GPS, 11 focus points, Wi-fi, if you can live without those you'll be fine with 5D. By the way mine is 5D mark ii.
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If your 5D has an auto focus fine tune feature then the SpyderLensCal will work. Just doing a quick search online it seems that your 5D doesn't have that feature but the Mkii and Mkiii does.
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Yes indeed. I use it with my 6D all the time. I had a non-Canon brand that cost less, but it did not work well. I have been very happy with this one. Canon may cost more, but you do get what you pay for.
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I have the Canon 6D and it works great! I don't see why it wouldn't work with any of the other items listed above.
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I don't have a Canon 6D, but it works with my Canon 5D Mark II and older Canon 1Ds. I also used it with Panasonic and Olympus digital cameras, plus it works with all my old film cameras; therefore, I am pretty sure it will work with a Canon 6D.
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I have a Canon 7D, 60D, 50D and they all work well. Not sure if it works on a 5D
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This is a difficult question to answer because many things come into consideration. I have a Canon 5D MKII and 6D along with the Fuji X-T1. I prefer to use the fuji camera because of size and weight and the Canons have not been used enough to justify keeping them. However, the AF and high ISO quality on the 6D is better. you will gain some benefits but also lose some with the switch. My recommendation would be to rent one and see if it is worth it for you.
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Not 100% sure about 6D.. but is completely compatible with the 5D3 and 600EX-RT. You should be good to go. It's been a solid performer for me for over 6 months now.
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I think you are going to be happy with the 6d. If you can afford the 5d, indulge!! You are going to get a much better focusing system, a better build and a faster camera overall. This is assuming you don't need the wifi nor the GPS system. I love how fast the focusing system works on the 5d. It responds very well in dim light, is blazing fast and very accurate. This I believe is the main difference with the 6d
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I'm not that familiar with the 6D, but I think I know what you're asking. Unfortunately, the answer is "no." THe EOS-M adapter allows you to us EF and EF-S lenses with the new (small) Canon "M" camera. The "M" refers to a different physical lens mount, so you need this adapter to use your traditional EF and EF-S lenses. It doesn't attach to a 6D (or to my 5D). The 5D (and I assume the 6D) are full frame cameras and can't use EF-S lenses (or M lenses).
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It works well with my 7D and 5DIII, and I saw on the website of a major camera retailer that it will work with the 6D. I think it pretty much works with all of the non-Rebel series Canon EOS models.
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6d is very good at shooting indoors and at low light. DSLR offers limited depth of field, which the point and shoot camera lacks.www.squidoo.com/canon-6d-digital-slr
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I have the Canon 5d Mark ii and works ok... honestly I would recommend a Canon flash.. it will cost more but probably more reliable. if you are just looking for occasional usage it is ok for that.
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I have a new 6D, and I have always used fixed fast lens. I think the 28mm f 1.8 USM is a better buy, its much faster and easier to get, and can find for 50 to 75 bucks less. the 35 and 50 are great, and a sleeper that easy to get is a 100mm f 2.0 it has taken some of my best photos, a great price too. Good Luck
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http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-EOS-5D-Mark-III-vs-Canon_EOS-1Ds_Mark_III
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It totally depends on the most used features of the 5D Mark III that you used. The AF is much more basic on the 6D. The build isn't as solid feeling, the sensor is a hairs smaller, and the buffer is smaller. Other than that, the sensitivity of the sensor and the processor speed great. Are you doing a lot of HDR raw? 6D doesn't do HDR Raw. Are you monitoring any filming of your kid wi headphones? The 6D doesn't have an additional monitoring jack. I got a 6D and haven't looked back and would have not qualms about shooing a client with it. I hope this helps. If needed, go to a local camera store and get your hands on one for the feel. Good Luck. It totally depends on the most used features of the 5D Mark III that you used. The AF is much more basic on the 6D. The build isn't as solid feeling, the sensor is a hairs smaller, and the buffer is smaller. Other than that, the sensitivity of the sensor and the processor speed great. Are you doing a lot of HDR raw? 6D doesn't do HDR Raw. Are you monitoring any filming of your kid wi headphones? The 6D doesn't have an additional monitoring jack. I got a 6D and haven't looked back and would have not qualms about shooing a client with it. I hope this helps. If needed, go to a local camera... » Read More It totally depends on the most used features of the 5D Mark III that you used. The AF is much more basic on the 6D. The build isn't as solid feeling, the sensor is a hairs smaller, and the buffer is smaller. Other than that, the sensitivity of the sensor and the processor speed great. Are you doing a lot of HDR raw? 6D doesn't do HDR Raw. Are you monitoring any filming of your kid wi headphones? The 6D doesn't have an additional monitoring jack. I got a 6D and haven't looked back and would have not qualms about shooing a client with it. I hope this helps. If needed, go to a local camera store and get your hands on one for the feel. Good Luck. « Show Less
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I am a 5D MKIII user and I have picked Canon 2 option. it works fine for me.