I tried to do as much research on purchasing a new camera and I decided on the Canon 6D Mark ii. I know people have their qualms about it, no 4K video being a big one but coming from a Canon T3i way up to this I don’t have much to complain about. Going from a crop sensor to a full frame has been a wonderful discovery. I didn’t like the kit lens that came with the T3i so I had invested in non zoom lenses (thank goodness they were full frame lenses so I can still use them) but the 24-105mm that came with the camera does wonders for me. The picture quality is much better than what I’m used to. I look forward to expanding my skill with this camera.

I def have to learn the touch screen, that is all new to me. However, I'm not saying it is a bad camera, but it is an amazing camera! I thought the STM lens would be fine and work similar to the L lens kit, but being a photographer I WAS WRONG. I went out and got the L Len and I'm glad I switched before any shoots. I took it out and was so unhappy with the STM lens. I realized I just should have put all the money forth and gotten the L lens for a bit more. Trust me...you won't regret it. Didn't expect such a difference.

I thought long and hard before getting this camera and I'm happy I did. It's worth every penny. I think it's a great transition for a semiprofessional photographer. I work mostly with video and I know there are better cameras out there, but I was on a tight budget. The work of this camera on lowlight is amazing

Havent taken many photos since my old Minolta back in late 80s. Jumped in head first with this 6D MII. More features than I can shake a stick at. Having to get a help guide to get past learning curve. Especially like the swing around LCD screen. Will be doing product reviews and knowing what I'm filming make the process much easier.

A very nice camera, stepping up from an eight year old Canon Rebel T3. There's a fair amount of additional complexity that I'm just figuring out but this camera is fairly easy to figure out for the basic stuff and oh the resolution, clarity, and response time is so nice,

I was surprising how good this camera really is. I'm an amateur/hobbyist and was looking to step up from a 5+ year old Canon T3i to something with a full-frame sensor. Only very minor drawback is this is a bit heavy, but it seemed most cameras I considered were heavier than my T3I

This is my first full frame camera and I truly don’t think I could be happier with my decision. I needed professional gear to really kick off my business and this was the best choice I could have made buying this camera.

This is my first camera, and I absolutely love it. The pictures and video are AMAZING! Only thing is it doesn't shoot 4K, but you can buy the Atomos Ninja, and that will enable you to get 4K video.