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This is not the camera's fault, but it is something I didn't consider.
#Canon refurbished canon 6d iso#
The ISO button is in a different spot, so I keep pushing the wrong one. Since the layout is different, I have to fumble a little now. I could do everything easily with the camera on my face. It could be that I was just so used to the 50D I had been shooting for 5 years. Are they actually cheaper? I don't really know, that's just how they feel to me. The button tops are flat and feel weird compared to the tougher feeling rounded buttons on the 50D. The feel of the camera is actually less than the 50D to me. 17mm is now 17mm and seems like a huge difference. In this regard, the 6D is better for me in every regard. I'm considering getting a 7D body just for birds. I kept trying to get closer to hummingbirds, to match the field of view, and found I was too close to focus. I "saw" at the focal length of the 50D, now it's different. And cropping to the 1.6x, I like the IQ of the 6D more. While I got excellent IQ with the 50D, the 6D is better. I have still been able to get some great shots, but I'm still on the fence as to whether I feel disappointed. I understand I didn't loose an actual 240mm on the long end of my 100-400, but I lost that much field of view. Moving to FF, I miss the 1.6x crop factor. My first FF camera.įirst, one thing I enjoy is shooting birds. I just went from a 50D to a 6D this month. That can be rather limiting, especially when shooting wide. I always used the same lenses that I used with full-frame. Lenses? I have owned at least two different Digital Rebels, but I never once bought the EF-s lenses. You might find yourself picking up the crop sensor cameras more frequently when you walk out the door.
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I guess that I would say, Hang onto your crop sensor cameras if you jump to full frame.
I am told that the 6D is very good with high ISO and low light, but I have never used one myself. I also just liked the quality of the 5D and 5D II. For the first time, I gave up my FD equipment and started shooting EOS for the very first time. I do think that my purchase of the 5D in 2006 was a milestone for me. There are some surprises there, and again crop sensor cameras often do very, very well-although I personally tend to use FF to shoot very wide. Shooting wide? Well, let's not get into that. With good glass, it produces extraordinary results. I have an old T2i that I can't bring myself to part with. Crop sensor cameras are really quite sophisticated now. I do a lot of low-light shooting myself, and I do think that FF has the advantage there-although not by so much as used to be the case. (I swing it by driving a 1995 Honda Civic.) FF certainly is not for birding, unless you are willing to buy and carry around massive lenses. Please click here to learn more.I like dual format as well, which I guess is okay if one can swing it.
#Canon refurbished canon 6d update#
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