For me the biggest plus of the 6Dii is its form factor and weight. If you want a full frame camera for travel it is the best choice. On paper there might not be a big difference to the 5D iv (which I have and love, too), but in reality there is, if you are carrying your camera the whole day. I have two of them, and they have never let me down (till now). Soon I will buy a third one and just shelf it because it is the last one of its kind.
A big thing for me is the size of a camera and as far as full frame cameras go this one is reasonably sized. I also agree that the form factor is pretty awesome too. Love how this camera feels in the hands.
I have both the 6D Mark II and RP. I love both and use them equally. The 6D is used more for macro photography while the RP is for casual street photography. I do occasionally will swap and just take the 6D out with an EF 40mm pancake lens for casual street photography. That said, I prefer to shoot with the 6D over the RP because I have large hands. I prefer the normal VF on the 6D over the EVF of the RP. Great video on the Pro's and Cons of the 6D mk II. I will have to agree with you on all fronts.
welp it looks like i am getting a 6d 2 , you made it very clear what the pros and cons where which is WAY better than half the websites and reading i have done. thx for helping me upgrade from the rebel t7!
Yhea it’s been a while I am trying to save up for a full frame at the moment and it’s because of you I found the one that is perfect for me, So now I have to save up enjoy your 80D (idk if your gonna need the 6DM2 but I would be willing to take it off your hands I am broke)
@@cynthiarose9034 Oh absolutely! Making the jump from APS-C to Full Frame feels amazing. Glad you're able to upgrade. Hope you enjoy using this camera!!!
Great camera. Quality is enough to do LITERALLY anything you want. Except big prints, which depend medium format cameras. Some people do wedding with 6dmkII, some do astrophoto, some do commercial portrait, even fashion. In studio this camera is a beast
A flip out LCD is mandatory for me on any camera now and I exploited its full value from the minute I got my hands on a Canon 60D years ago. I shot the eclipse this spring and stood in my driveway with my 6DMk2 on a Slik 700DX for 4 hours using the flip out screen to frame images at intervals of 10 to 15 minutes. No more angle finders and the like.
One more + to 6d m2 this is a battery life. Use this camera more than 5 years. Love it. RF EVF cameras do not inspire. A big disappointment from the fact that Canon threw away OVF cameras
Yes I agree the battery life is really good but I do think EVFs are much better. I just like the fact that I can see my actual exposure within the viewfinder rather than the LCD screen. I know you have your meter in OVFs but I think EVFs just give a more accurate reading
It's a bit of a bummer that they decided to do without a second card slot, headphone jack and the joystick, especially considering my 7d2 has all of those, more and better spread AF points and a bonus flash. Prior to getting my 7D Mark II a couple of months ago, I had never used a joystick and never knew I needed one. Now I can't live without it. I do miss the articulated screen from my 60D. The 6D Mark II is still a cool camera but I just can't justify its pricing on the used market today, compared to brand new mirrorless FF bodies. I tend to see them around 700 euros used here and I'd rather just outright buy a Z5 at that point or finance something else. The 7d2, on the other hand, is a ridiculously good bargain at 250-300 Euros.
Yeah I agree that when comparing the 6dm2 to new mirrorless FF options that the latter is the better option. Also, I really do wish the 6dm2 had a few more features to make it just a slightly better FF camera. I think the joystick would have definitely been a big selling point along with a better layout of AF points.
I've never used the 7D Mark II but I have heard it's a good camera, but personally I'd pick the 6D Mark II. The ISO range is better, but the FPS is a little slower. The 7D Mark II can do 10 fps but the 6D Mark II can only do 6.5 but that shouldn't be an issue if you know how to capture the action.
@@JakeBorowski15 thanks for your answer bro. But i wanna ask again about image quality,which is better sharper between canon 6d ii and nikon d3s ? cuz i wanna take a job in sport photography and limit by budget too 😅. sorry for a lot asking 🙏
@@JhonnyyPhantom if you're going purely off of megapixel count then the 6D Mark II has a better image quality, but there's a lot more that goes into image quality than megapixel count such as the lens you use, lighting conditions, ISO performance and much more. So again it's tough to give a straight answer to this question because there's so many factors but I'm sure you can't go wrong with either one. It's all about learning how to work with what you got.
Great Video. I bought the 6D mk2 in 2021. I knew the pros and cons. I have a question: should I sell my 70d and all my ef-s lenses (for 15% of the original value) to buy a lens for the 6d mk2, or keep the 70d and all ($$$$$$$) my ef-s lenses and be happy? just wanted an opinion. Thank you anybody can respond.
It's funny you're bringing this up because I was just about to sell all of my Canon 6D Mark II gear. Lenses, the camera and anything else related to that camera and just buy a Canon 80D. Honestly though I don't think the hassle is worth it for me. So in my situation I'm just gonna suck it up and keep using my 6DM2. I don't want to just tell you one thing or another but hopefully my similar predicament helps you get some clarity.
That one's a toss up. Honestly you could go either way and be fine. At one point I probably would've said Canon because it was a better brand to invest in but at this point the line is just blurring so much between all the brands out there. So sorry but I don't have a hard opinion on this
I’m debating between the 6D II and the 80 d just can decide want to do car and street photography, aswell as some landscape and possibly football stuff what would you recommend?
Can you create a video on what best settings you use on the Canon 6D Mark II? I'm a total noob and have been using my iPhone to capture video and it does an amazing job but I want to venture out and use my camera instead. I have a weebill S gimbal, rode boom mic and pretty much a few bells and whistles I picked up along the way but lack some experience and would love to learn more. Thanks.
Anything you want to know about the 6D Mark II should be right here in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLNGdC4xih2ILzc3xnxS4Ch7u6AnJJOXY3.html&si=Hawforn3sp6Pfd_L I've made a lot of videos about this camera so hopefully these will help ya out!
Oh yeah it'd be fine for that. There's obviously a lot of other factors to consider but I just recently shot an interview on this camera and it turned out fine. I made sure I had good exposure and white balance and it came out great. I did do very light color grading on it but nothing crazy. Honestly with this camera you wouldn't want to go crazy on the color grading anyways. So my setup for it was the 6DM2 with a Sigma 24-70 f2.8. I didn't use any lights other than what was available there, which was all natural. Then for audio I had a Boya BY-MM1 connected to the camera and a Zoom H1N with a Rode Lav for secondary audio. I know this was probably overkill on what you were looking for but hopefully it helps!
@@JakeBorowski15 you are a man of the people man i appreciate you so much for that detailed answer, that definitely helps an was well needed information, will definitely be noted . God bless you an yours man 🙏🏾
Looking at this in October 23. If I had the funds, would be going Canon RF, but retiring from work, and Canon's closed, though maybe opening system, makes the L RF glass and Sigma EF Art primes that I have just too expensive. Have a 6D and remain happy with it, though with the advances in AF, it is a little dated. So it seems is the 6D Mk 2 ! To overcome the IAF shortcomings of my excellent 6D, will probably keep it, as know the easy to navigate menu system pretty well and have some favourite combos saved as custom settings, purchased a mint a6400 + several Sigma primes, the one I use the most being the excellent 56 1,4- problem solved. Yes, it's a pity the Mk 2 doesn't have a joystick, however I have used bodies with and without joysticks for some time and can live with one. Same applies for video. Basically, I don 't shoot video- period. The main attraction, certainly now that excellent condition bodies are available at much reduced prices, is the touch screen. Should assist with the otherwise disappointing, not ""neutral"" mark down. Am not a pixel peeper, so issues involving dynamic range are not a problem to me. Perhaps, above all else is the fact that I have invested , quite heavily, in top quality Canon L series zooms, several primes and some Sigma Art EF primes. There is no way I could repeat this glass quality in mirrorless, even if Canon opens up the RF system. Will probably, retain my 6D and keep , say, the L 70--200 2,8 permanently attached, as I don't shoot long , as often as I shoot wide. Yes, if I had the money, would go Canon mirrorless, but am not a pixel peeper, no longer shoot sport, and the M2 burst rate and all round skills is all I need.
Yeah I'm noticing a lot of people are sort of hard-core fans of the Canon 6DM2 and don't really care too much for the Canon R system. Personally, I like the idea of having a Canon R camera for professional work, but if I was just shooting fun stuff for myself then I'd probably opt for a smaller kit and I don't really care too much for Canon cameras when it comes to size. I find they are still too big and bulky. Sony cameras on the other hand have a much smaller footprint and I could see myself easily carrying around an APS-C camera all day long in something like a day pack.
Jake believe it or not i picked a T2i last year for peanuts. Mint condition, sparingly used and always stored in a dry cabinet. It was for my son to learn photography.
Is the dynamic range better than the Canon T6? I only ask because you mentioned something that surprised me (thank you for that info!) And that's that a cheaper camera has better dynamic range. I tend to crop a lot of but I think this camera could handle the little amount of cropping I do
Yes, the dynamic range on the 6DM2 is better than that of the Canon T6. The difference between the two is almost negligible, but again it is a little better. Hope this helps!
The rp is not cheaper then the 6d2 atleast not here. My 6d2 is great for everything I shoot love mine. Never film with it. I use the batterygrip on it and am a nature and landscape photographer. Filming is not important to me. If it didn't have filming capabileties I would still use it. Use mine everyday.
Do you have a twitter account ? ... that said i bought my 6d in 7 months begining of 2023 well my only issue is the autofocus ... i am shooting birds in flight i find it slow ...
I don't have a twitter account and yeah the 6D Mark II isn't the best for wildlife photography and that's mainly because of the focus system. I don't find that it's slow I think the problem is that the focus points are clustered in the middle. However I haven't used it much for wildlife photos so maybe it is slow in those situations
@@jubailijoseph6971 yeah when this camera was released a lot of people were saying it's not the best wildlife lens. It makes getting good shots with it tough
@@c0smic_yuki haha I feel ya man. When I was in school I could barely afford anything, but somehow I managed to save up enough to buy a Canon SL2 as my first camera. I used that for probably about 2 years before I bought my second camera.
"I made a video telling you don't buy this camera and you thought I didn't like it." Hmm! I wonder why. Not the shiniest button on the jacket, are you?
@@JakeBorowski15 - for someone wanting to gain followers / subscribers and market your clothing... calling people "butt hurt" repeatedly when they make comments that may offend you Jake really ain't so cool. And yes, your prior video did imply (title, intro, etc.) that you did not like the camera. I'm not defending the 6DM2, which I do have and use daily, but man you could be bit more forgiving and self-reflecting upon how you come across. There are some of us that have never or very rarely used their camera for video, so many of these aspects do not apply. Interesting the biggest complaint I have about the 6DMII is that inability to have faster shutter speed than 1/4000 seconds, and yes also the DR is a second negative, and I do yes wish the AF system was better... but overall this camera was damn good for its time, and here it is over half a decade later, and it is still taking great photos. My dream world, Canon would have released a 6DMIII that improved upon this great body and system... but alas the Mirrorless marketing world overcame reality. BTW, I've the 6DMI, 70D, and 50D, so lol I'm invested quite a bit into the Canon world, and love their menu system and ergonomics, along with what you stated about their color science... and damn their lens are beautiful. And the weather sealing on their products is absolutely great,,, as I shoot outdoors a lot, and even stupidly left my 6DM2 outside one in a thunderstorm :) Lastly, thanks for your videos.
@@MothShadow I only called the person butt hurt because they came at me with low amounts of respect so I therefore responded with the same amount of respect. Anyways I do agree with everything you said about the 6DM2. It's a great camera. However there are some aspects consumers need to be aware of and that was my goal with this video. To just consider all of your options overall.
For me the biggest plus of the 6Dii is its form factor and weight. If you want a full frame camera for travel it is the best choice. On paper there might not be a big difference to the 5D iv (which I have and love, too), but in reality there is, if you are carrying your camera the whole day. I have two of them, and they have never let me down (till now). Soon I will buy a third one and just shelf it because it is the last one of its kind.
A big thing for me is the size of a camera and as far as full frame cameras go this one is reasonably sized. I also agree that the form factor is pretty awesome too. Love how this camera feels in the hands.
You have two of the 6DM2., I have the 6D but wanted to upgrade
@@ADivaForLife I actually have 1 6DM2 and 1 6D
I have both the 6D Mark II and RP. I love both and use them equally. The 6D is used more for macro photography while the RP is for casual street photography. I do occasionally will swap and just take the 6D out with an EF 40mm pancake lens for casual street photography. That said, I prefer to shoot with the 6D over the RP because I have large hands. I prefer the normal VF on the 6D over the EVF of the RP. Great video on the Pro's and Cons of the 6D mk II. I will have to agree with you on all fronts.
Thanks for the feedback! Much appreciated!
welp it looks like i am getting a 6d 2 , you made it very clear what the pros and cons where which is WAY better than half the websites and reading i have done. thx for helping me upgrade from the rebel t7!
No problem! Happy to help. And it's funny you say you're upgrading to that from the T7 because I'm going from the 6DM2 to the 80D
Yhea it’s been a while I am trying to save up for a full frame at the moment and it’s because of you I found the one that is perfect for me, So now I have to save up enjoy your 80D (idk if your gonna need the 6DM2 but I would be willing to take it off your hands I am broke)
@@JakeBorowski15 I want this camera and I have the t6 ! I’m excited for this camera but for me this is a huge upgrade
@@cynthiarose9034 Oh absolutely! Making the jump from APS-C to Full Frame feels amazing. Glad you're able to upgrade. Hope you enjoy using this camera!!!
As for IBIS, I am not aware of any Canon DSLR has that feature. For me it's not too big of a deal. Great video. Cheers!
Thanks!
Its a huge deal for video tbh
Great camera. Quality is enough to do LITERALLY anything you want. Except big prints, which depend medium format cameras. Some people do wedding with 6dmkII, some do astrophoto, some do commercial portrait, even fashion. In studio this camera is a beast
Agree 100%
It’s just a good all round camera.😊
Is 180£ a good deal for a canon eos mark II?
Have you considered Magic Lantern to get this thing up to 4K, if possible?
A flip out LCD is mandatory for me on any camera now and I exploited its full value from the minute I got my hands on a Canon 60D years ago. I shot the eclipse this spring and stood in my driveway with my 6DMk2 on a Slik 700DX for 4 hours using the flip out screen to frame images at intervals of 10 to 15 minutes. No more angle finders and the like.
I agree. I need a flip out screen nowadays
One more + to 6d m2 this is a battery life. Use this camera more than 5 years. Love it. RF EVF cameras do not inspire. A big disappointment from the fact that Canon threw away OVF cameras
Yes I agree the battery life is really good but I do think EVFs are much better. I just like the fact that I can see my actual exposure within the viewfinder rather than the LCD screen. I know you have your meter in OVFs but I think EVFs just give a more accurate reading
It's a bit of a bummer that they decided to do without a second card slot, headphone jack and the joystick, especially considering my 7d2 has all of those, more and better spread AF points and a bonus flash. Prior to getting my 7D Mark II a couple of months ago, I had never used a joystick and never knew I needed one. Now I can't live without it. I do miss the articulated screen from my 60D.
The 6D Mark II is still a cool camera but I just can't justify its pricing on the used market today, compared to brand new mirrorless FF bodies. I tend to see them around 700 euros used here and I'd rather just outright buy a Z5 at that point or finance something else. The 7d2, on the other hand, is a ridiculously good bargain at 250-300 Euros.
Yeah I agree that when comparing the 6dm2 to new mirrorless FF options that the latter is the better option. Also, I really do wish the 6dm2 had a few more features to make it just a slightly better FF camera. I think the joystick would have definitely been a big selling point along with a better layout of AF points.
For sports photography + night better choose 7d ii or 6d ii?
I've never used the 7D Mark II but I have heard it's a good camera, but personally I'd pick the 6D Mark II. The ISO range is better, but the FPS is a little slower. The 7D Mark II can do 10 fps but the 6D Mark II can only do 6.5 but that shouldn't be an issue if you know how to capture the action.
@@JakeBorowski15 thanks for your answer bro. But i wanna ask again about image quality,which is better sharper between canon 6d ii and nikon d3s ? cuz i wanna take a job in sport photography and limit by budget too 😅. sorry for a lot asking 🙏
@@JhonnyyPhantom if you're going purely off of megapixel count then the 6D Mark II has a better image quality, but there's a lot more that goes into image quality than megapixel count such as the lens you use, lighting conditions, ISO performance and much more. So again it's tough to give a straight answer to this question because there's so many factors but I'm sure you can't go wrong with either one. It's all about learning how to work with what you got.
Great Video. I bought the 6D mk2 in 2021. I knew the pros and cons. I have a question: should I sell my 70d and all my ef-s lenses (for 15% of the original value) to buy a lens for the 6d mk2, or keep the 70d and all ($$$$$$$) my ef-s lenses and be happy? just wanted an opinion. Thank you anybody can respond.
It's funny you're bringing this up because I was just about to sell all of my Canon 6D Mark II gear. Lenses, the camera and anything else related to that camera and just buy a Canon 80D. Honestly though I don't think the hassle is worth it for me. So in my situation I'm just gonna suck it up and keep using my 6DM2. I don't want to just tell you one thing or another but hopefully my similar predicament helps you get some clarity.
Nikon D750/D800 or Canon 6d Mark ii?
That one's a toss up. Honestly you could go either way and be fine. At one point I probably would've said Canon because it was a better brand to invest in but at this point the line is just blurring so much between all the brands out there. So sorry but I don't have a hard opinion on this
I’m debating between the 6D II and the 80 d just can decide want to do car and street photography, aswell as some landscape and possibly football stuff what would you recommend?
Can you create a video on what best settings you use on the Canon 6D Mark II? I'm a total noob and have been using my iPhone to capture video and it does an amazing job but I want to venture out and use my camera instead. I have a weebill S gimbal, rode boom mic and pretty much a few bells and whistles I picked up along the way but lack some experience and would love to learn more. Thanks.
Anything you want to know about the 6D Mark II should be right here in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLNGdC4xih2ILzc3xnxS4Ch7u6AnJJOXY3.html&si=Hawforn3sp6Pfd_L
I've made a lot of videos about this camera so hopefully these will help ya out!
Brother am getting this for 1400cad..its 2 lens 50mm and 105 mm lens ...shutter only 2k...is it a good deal?..or can i choose the nikon d750 ?
@@Dabal_R oh yeah that sounds like a good deal to me. As long as the lenses are in good condition it should be worth it
@@JakeBorowski15 thnx brotherrrrrr
Do you think the 6d ii is good for interviews?
Oh yeah it'd be fine for that. There's obviously a lot of other factors to consider but I just recently shot an interview on this camera and it turned out fine. I made sure I had good exposure and white balance and it came out great. I did do very light color grading on it but nothing crazy. Honestly with this camera you wouldn't want to go crazy on the color grading anyways. So my setup for it was the 6DM2 with a Sigma 24-70 f2.8. I didn't use any lights other than what was available there, which was all natural. Then for audio I had a Boya BY-MM1 connected to the camera and a Zoom H1N with a Rode Lav for secondary audio. I know this was probably overkill on what you were looking for but hopefully it helps!
@@JakeBorowski15 you are a man of the people man i appreciate you so much for that detailed answer, that definitely helps an was well needed information, will definitely be noted . God bless you an yours man 🙏🏾
@@NIKOLAIII650 you're welcome! Glad I could help!
Looking at this in October 23.
If I had the funds, would be going Canon RF, but retiring from work, and Canon's closed, though maybe opening system, makes the L RF glass and Sigma EF Art primes that I have just too expensive.
Have a 6D and remain happy with it, though with the advances in AF, it is a little dated.
So it seems is the 6D Mk 2 ! To overcome the IAF shortcomings of my excellent 6D, will probably keep it, as know the easy to navigate menu system pretty well and have some favourite combos saved as custom settings, purchased a mint a6400 + several Sigma primes, the one I use the most being the excellent 56 1,4- problem solved.
Yes, it's a pity the Mk 2 doesn't have a joystick, however I have used bodies with and without joysticks for some time and can live with one.
Same applies for video. Basically, I don 't shoot video- period.
The main attraction, certainly now that excellent condition bodies are available at much reduced prices, is the touch screen. Should assist with the otherwise disappointing, not ""neutral"" mark down.
Am not a pixel peeper, so issues involving dynamic range are not a problem to me.
Perhaps, above all else is the fact that I have invested , quite heavily, in top quality Canon L series zooms, several primes and some Sigma Art EF primes. There is no way I could repeat this glass quality in mirrorless, even if Canon opens up the RF system.
Will probably, retain my 6D and keep , say, the L 70--200 2,8 permanently attached, as I don't shoot long , as often as I shoot wide.
Yes, if I had the money, would go Canon mirrorless, but am not a pixel peeper, no longer shoot sport, and the M2 burst rate and all round skills is all I need.
Yeah I'm noticing a lot of people are sort of hard-core fans of the Canon 6DM2 and don't really care too much for the Canon R system. Personally, I like the idea of having a Canon R camera for professional work, but if I was just shooting fun stuff for myself then I'd probably opt for a smaller kit and I don't really care too much for Canon cameras when it comes to size. I find they are still too big and bulky. Sony cameras on the other hand have a much smaller footprint and I could see myself easily carrying around an APS-C camera all day long in something like a day pack.
I'm looking to upgrade the 50d mainly do wildlife and will buy an adaptor I'm just wondering if anyone has some ideas what body to upgrade to ?
The 7D Mark II I've heard is a good option for wildlife@@red-tu3jv
Jake believe it or not i picked a T2i last year for peanuts. Mint condition, sparingly used and always stored in a dry cabinet. It was for my son to learn photography.
That's awesome! Those models of Canon cameras are great to get started with. Glad you were able to find one at a good price!
Is the dynamic range better than the Canon T6? I only ask because you mentioned something that surprised me (thank you for that info!) And that's that a cheaper camera has better dynamic range. I tend to crop a lot of but I think this camera could handle the little amount of cropping I do
Yes, the dynamic range on the 6DM2 is better than that of the Canon T6. The difference between the two is almost negligible, but again it is a little better. Hope this helps!
@@JakeBorowski15 thanks!
@@90sssgamer28 you're welcome
V good video, plz advice me best photo camera for wedding videography under 1000$, old or new one.plz reply.
The rp is not cheaper then the 6d2 atleast not here.
My 6d2 is great for everything I shoot love mine. Never film with it. I use the batterygrip on it and am a nature and landscape photographer. Filming is not important to me. If it didn't have filming capabileties I would still use it. Use mine everyday.
Same here. I use mine just about every day too and love using it when I do.
650 d have the flip
👍
It should have had two SD Card slots and a headphone Jack and 4K for the time it was released
I totally agree
I purchased the Canon EOS 6D MK2 used with 2000 shutter actuations for half the price of a new one. Bargain.
I just picked one up today. Came from a T6i. I hope I made a good choice lol. JK I LOVE IT.
Glad you like it!
Does it take nice photos? (Like the 6D original does)
I think it does but that's of course all preference. Check out this video if you want to see photo quality: th-cam.com/video/4Ks7uAHHsO0/w-d-xo.html
Do you have a twitter account ? ... that said i bought my 6d in 7 months begining of 2023 well my only issue is the autofocus ... i am shooting birds in flight i find it slow ...
I don't have a twitter account and yeah the 6D Mark II isn't the best for wildlife photography and that's mainly because of the focus system. I don't find that it's slow I think the problem is that the focus points are clustered in the middle. However I haven't used it much for wildlife photos so maybe it is slow in those situations
@@JakeBorowski15 i shoot like 16 pictures in flight three will turn out in focus ... not using liveview tho ...
@@jubailijoseph6971 yeah when this camera was released a lot of people were saying it's not the best wildlife lens. It makes getting good shots with it tough
Slurping the coffee is a BIG no go…didn’t even watch past that.
Lmao sorry pal
Sorry, mom
@wingman5464 lol you took the time to share that info…🎉 move on dude.
@@drew3184 😂
He's right we've seen this shot for a long time now
bro please give it to me. 😭😭
Lol
i wanna start film photography but my budget is wack because i’m still in school and the video you posted inspired me a lot. 😩
@@c0smic_yuki haha I feel ya man. When I was in school I could barely afford anything, but somehow I managed to save up enough to buy a Canon SL2 as my first camera. I used that for probably about 2 years before I bought my second camera.
@@JakeBorowski15 it’s quite amazing, but hopefully one day i’ll afford one. 🤞🏻
@@c0smic_yuki hope you can too
"I made a video telling you don't buy this camera and you thought I didn't like it."
Hmm! I wonder why. Not the shiniest button on the jacket, are you?
@@JakeBorowski15 - for someone wanting to gain followers / subscribers and market your clothing... calling people "butt hurt" repeatedly when they make comments that may offend you Jake really ain't so cool. And yes, your prior video did imply (title, intro, etc.) that you did not like the camera. I'm not defending the 6DM2, which I do have and use daily, but man you could be bit more forgiving and self-reflecting upon how you come across. There are some of us that have never or very rarely used their camera for video, so many of these aspects do not apply. Interesting the biggest complaint I have about the 6DMII is that inability to have faster shutter speed than 1/4000 seconds, and yes also the DR is a second negative, and I do yes wish the AF system was better... but overall this camera was damn good for its time, and here it is over half a decade later, and it is still taking great photos. My dream world, Canon would have released a 6DMIII that improved upon this great body and system... but alas the Mirrorless marketing world overcame reality. BTW, I've the 6DMI, 70D, and 50D, so lol I'm invested quite a bit into the Canon world, and love their menu system and ergonomics, along with what you stated about their color science... and damn their lens are beautiful. And the weather sealing on their products is absolutely great,,, as I shoot outdoors a lot, and even stupidly left my 6DM2 outside one in a thunderstorm :) Lastly, thanks for your videos.
@@MothShadow I only called the person butt hurt because they came at me with low amounts of respect so I therefore responded with the same amount of respect. Anyways I do agree with everything you said about the 6DM2. It's a great camera. However there are some aspects consumers need to be aware of and that was my goal with this video. To just consider all of your options overall.
Canon Rp is shiit
Alright then