How about the Canon 6D?
1877149
Not sure what you mean? If you're asking if it will work on the Canon 6D, I don't know because I use mine on a Nikon D5200. Sorry I couldn't help you with your question.
1877150
Dear Customer, Thank you for your email. Yes, our QV-1 LCD ViewFinder will fit the Canon 6D. Best Wishes
1877151
Dear Customer,Thank you for your email. Yes, our QV-1 LCD ViewFinder will fit the Canon 6D.Best Wishes
1877152
Yes, it does. I have a 6D and I use it exclusively for the 6D. Fits very well.
1769419
I use mine with a Canon 6D with no issues. They are the same generation camera so there shouldn't be any issues. I would also look into the next model up if you plan on doing any off camera flash work. It comes with a built in Odin tx/rx so adding another one gives you excellent off camera flash control!
1570388
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
325864
I am not that familiar with 6D, but it in fact uses a LP-E6 battery and the Photive is supposed to be an equal. I looked at the list of cameras that it is compatible with, but for some reason it does not list the 6D. I once ordered an Opteka replacement battery and the box was marked correctly, but the battery inside was not the correct one. Might double check that.
260615
No, this will not work with 6D, only APSC DSLRs, such as 7D, 70D, and Rebel series.
2019286
It will definitely work 'well' 'functionally' on a canon 6D. Since 6D is full frame, you will actually get 50mm in range compare to a crop sensor. This lens takes some time to get used to for sure as the depth of view is so thin at f1.2, you may get a lot of out of focus shots if you don't have a tripod or steady hand. So how 'well' it works may be subjective from person to person.
1142596
Since the 6D is a full frame camera I do not believe that the EF-S 10-22mm lens will work. It was designed for cropped sensor cameras. You could check with Canon to be sure.
1247700
If he is not at least a semipro the 6D would be a good choice for him. The 5D Mark lll has more features than the 6D does .Go to www.dpreview.com and do a side by side comparison and then decide which one u like better.The Rebel XT is much older technology than the 5D 12 bit vs 14 bit analog conversion ,better dynamic range ,higher iso ,cleaner high noise ,bigger sensor etc so that is not a good comparison .
347541
You're right. If I were willing to consider the extra cost, I think I would upgrade to the Canon 50D.I'm still trying to sort it all out!
754073
Sorry, answered too quickly. 6D compatibility shouldn't be an issue. It has a lock function that works optionally... slide forward to lock, don't slide to use normally (... like the on camera shutter button.)
57120
Works fine in the 6D. has the coulomb counter chip, so the 6D will give %charge.
1916331
I can't say for sure because I don't know the size of a Canon 6D, but there's a little extra room in mine with a 55-250 lens.
1264605
First, I absolutely love my Canon 6D. The location of the controls are all on the right side and very easy to access as opposed to the 5D Mark III where the controls are on the left and very awkward. Like other respondents have mentioned, only the EF lenses will work on the 6D. But not all EF lenses are terribly expensive. My old 70-300, which I used on my Canon Rebel and costs around $600, is an EF lens and will work on the 6D. Good luck with your decision!Naomi Z.
132031
The 6 is much better for the exact reasons you mention. The VF alone is worth it. I'd never own another camera without one.
1425806
I use mine for a Nikon with an 18-200 lens and it fits fine. Not sure about the Canon 6d dimensions, but should be fine.
57117
I'm sorry; I cannot answer for the 6D. But all 3 of my Wasabis are working fine on my 7D - many months, now.
1430637
I own (and love) both of these cameras, but the 6D is my new favorite for the grandchildren. It is quieter and you will never need a flash. The high ISO means you can use a faster shutter indoors -- fewer blurry kids.