At just $2100 for the body, the Canon EOS 6D it’s the cheapest full-frame camera you can buy new. It’s got one hell of a lineage, but how will it measure up to Nikon’s crazy new D600 ...

But, to be realistic, its £1600 body-only asking price is still more the cash equivalent of a dive than a doggy-paddle. The Canon EOS 6D leaves a lot to be considered; it raises as many questions ...

The Canon EOS 6D brings the full-frame DSLR experience to the masses, with a lower price-tag, smaller and lighter body, and a more simplified control layout than the popular 5D Mark III. It also has a ...

With the $2,099 6D (body-only, $2,899 with the 24-105mm F/4 L lens), Canon’s finally bringing that philosophy to full-frame. Nikon will have a good head start on this segment (the D600 launches ...

We review the new Canon EOS 6D Mark II, the long awaited update to the 6D, with a new 26mp Full-Frame sensor, and vari-angle touch-screen. The Canon EOS 6D is one of the cheapest new full frame ...

The Canon EOS 6D is the brand's lightest, most affordable and accessible semi-pro DSLR. But even so, is it worth just under £2,000? The biggest sensor you can get in the body of a digital SLR ...

Just what does the Canon EOS 6D want to be? Reading the company's press ... high-end cameras by integrating Wi-Fi and GPS into the body instead of requiring separate dongles.

The Canon EOS 6D feels comfortable in the hand and the lighter body helps if you are using the camera for any length of time. Both cameras offer weather-sealing to the same specifications.

and rated to be more sensitive in dim light than any Canon model thus far, but it's still a single centerpoint cross type. The camera is also rated as faster than the 5DM2. The 6D's body is ...

The body has shed 5 grams of weight (body-only ... From its predecessor, the Canon 6D MarkII does seem to have a slightly deeper grip, but this could be more anecdotal than anything else, since ...

It offers 24MP resolution in a smaller and lighter body, though its video also maxes out at 1080p. Overall, the Canon EOS 6D Mark II is a good option for moving into full-frame photography.