Customer Ratings & Reviews

This camera is amazing! Its an affordable full frame dslr and the availability of high quality lenses is great. It's definitely an upgrade from my APS-C camera, and i can't wait to get some amazing shots

This camera / lens combo is great! The “L” series lens is my first and very worth it. The articulating lcd screen is a must, once you get used to it you can’t go back. High or Low shots are possible without needing to look through the eyepiece. For the price it’s a great camera.

I started with a rebel and just upgraded to this camera. WOW! I love it! Easy to use, great photos, excellent upgrade! I am so happy and highly recommend! There is no flash which I was iffy about at first but it makes it easier for when I'm in places that flash is not allowed! In love!

After decades of shooting film cameras, I got my first DSLR in 2005; a Canon EOS 20D. It was the first digital camera I'd tried that had image quality that was acceptable to me. Some years later I added a 7D, and relegated the 20D to spare-camera duty. Then I got a 6D, my first "full frame" digital, and I was simply amazed at the low-light performance; the big, bright viewfinder; and the quality of even my largest prints. I recently sold the 6D and upgraded to the 6D Mark II, and it has even higher image quality, faster autofocus, and -- a first for me -- an articulated LCD panel. The latter makes shooting odd-angle shots a snap. To say I could hardly be happier would be an understatement.

I purchased this as a graduation gift. Recipient says it has a great user interface, gorgeous photos, and quality components.

Amazing camera, it's worth every penny and I wish it had 4K video capability. That would have been awesome. It also doesn't have a headphone jack.

Easy to use photos are amazing lightweight access to great lenses and products

It’s been fun to shoot with. Getting clear pictures and I like full frame and touch screen

Canon never fails me. I purchased this camera has an upgrade. My old skin is still works but I was so excited to finally get a camera with no crop sensor and my first L Series lens. For the price it is such an amazing value and I am so tickled with a quality of images that I get

The DR issue with this camera is real. My 70D beats it for IQ and according to tests, the 80D does too for DR, both of which are crop-sensor bodies. I really, really, REALLY wanted a FF body with an articulating screen (more for filmmaking and night-sky work), but this really, truly is a step BACK from the original 6D. Sure it has some bells and whistles, but at the end of the day, it's IQ I'm seeking (I don't care about how AF works if the image SUCKS!) Playing with this for a few weeks until concluding that my 70D, a 6D and a 5DMKII had superior IQ and DR where it counted and this body having an insanely knackered ISO calibration, I sent to Canon for calibration (at my expense, yes under warranty, but they didn't offer to pay to have it shipped to them, I had to pay for that..., for a TWO-WEEK old camera!). They returned and it was DOA. I am sure it did not leave Canon that way, but the box was intact with no damage, water, etc., no one has a clue why. So it went BACK to Canon and there it sits. I had to rent another body for a low-light shoot this weekend. No telling when I'll get my "new" camera back and they claim they'll repair or send me a refurbished one for replacement. Great. Buy a new camera and a month and a half later, you get a refurb/old camera. Canon has seriously gone down hill. I'd get a 5DMK4 if I could afford, but rare shoots pay enough for that kind of kit now. At least for what I shoot anyway. I'd suggest you get a new/old-stock 70D or an 80D (not really much more than the 70D) if you want IQ and better DR at low ISO. Avoid this until Canon wises up and just puts the 5DMK4 sensor in it. Then it'll be worthy of it's price.

This is my first DSLR. I really enjoy using it because first it takes nice photos. It gives you different photo mode options but i usually stick to Manual Mode but all up to you. Also this camera is Touch screen. It makes it easier and faster to select. Other than that, this camera is pretty good.

I love the quality of the picture. It’s easy to use.

I got this camera because I wanted a full-frame camera that didn’t break the budget. This camera is great, it it leaps and bounds better than my previous T2i and the wireless transfer of files is so handy. It has made me want to take my camera even more places knowing I can share them so quickly after I take them!

I've been shooting Canon cameras since 1992. First the Canon EOS Elan for years before going digital to the Canon D30, then the 5D Mk II and then to the Canon 6D Mk I, and now, the Canon 6D MK II. For my needs ("advanced amateur") shooting portraits, landscape and some sports, this is a great upgrade. The flip-out touchscreen is a nice addition. But for me, the best upgrade from the Mk I is the additional focus points. I'm enjoying the new 24-105mm f/4L IS II lens over the Mk I version that I previously owned. The lens has a slightly different feel to it, but the best part is the lock feature which keeps the lens set to 24mm. This is nice when you're walking and the camera is slung over your shoulder. With the Mk I version of the lens, the lens would "open" to the 105mm mark and hang lower. It's nice being able to lock it in place. If you like the Canon EOS system, this is a great entry-level full-frame camera.

I just upgraded from a Canon 7D to the 6D and so far is incredible. I like a lot the benefits of a full frame on a medium budget allowing me to produce great quality images and video. It feels strong build and with the lens combo gives me great results so far.

This full frame has been a really great addition to my collection! It’s really easy to use. My favorite feature is the WIFI connection! I can connect to my phone or laptop and instantly view and edit my photos in photoshop.

Wow. Let’s start with the amazing autofocus options in Live View. Then to the 42 focal point with normal shooting. Dynamic range isn’t a problem when you have these options. Amazing camera as a professional, or getting into the hobby.

When i say i made the best choice This camera has really made a big difference on me taking pictures I am really enjoyed it

Upgraded from my 60D and while somewhat intimidating at first, this was the best decision I could have made for my side hobby. Pictures are crystal clear and the full frame setup is amazing. Best choice ever.

I had been wanting to upgrade from my current T3i DSLR that I purchased initially to start shooting more photography. I knew that in order to upgrade I had to look at the Mark line of Canon. I had used it before in the past on loan and had fallen in love with the images it produced. I would highly recommend this to someone who's looking to move from a standard DSLR to a more professional model. The WIFI and Bluetooth capabilities let it you shoot and send right to your phone. Which allows clients to view the images rather quickly on their phone or tablet. The lens is amazing and helps capture a wide range of subjects.