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Question: What's actually "in the box" when you buy Body Only from Amazon? A memory card? Camera Strap, etc?
Document: Evolution starting here with the WIFI / iPad / iPhone control / laptop control / downloading etc on a IMO a fairly good medium to lower light camera. Many of the photos I take are lower light. Does this have the same quality as the bigger boy EOS ( 1 / 5 ) - No - however for an additional $ 1k+ I would expect them to. But, I can set up a tripod - live view via my ipad - and take pictures. No more downloading via camera connections. Now add that the camera is a very good quality DSLR and I am happy.Very good photos out of the box ( well, need a memory card ).
In other words, I paid for a new camera and got a used one! I immediately returned it.This has since happened to me twice in the last six weeks from Amazon (I need a back-up camera, but keep getting used ones that are advertised as new, so I return them).When you purchase a new camera, the first image should say (when transferred to your computer) img_0001, the next img_0002, etc.This has absolutely nothing to do with your memory card.
If you plan on using the outer AF points instead of just the center one (especially for fast glass, like the 85 f/1.2L II), then don't make the same mistake I did...just buy the 5DIII and you shouldn't have any regrets. However, the image quality differences between the two are negligible at best, so it really comes down to the static features (or lack thereof) that they offer and your particular needs:5DIII - more robust body, superior AF system, faster X-sync speed, dual card slots, RAW video w/ Magic Lantern, etc.6D - smaller and lighter body, center cross-type AF point sensitive to -3 EV (but only the center point), allows interchangeable focusing screens for improved manual focusing, etc.What I miss most about my 6D is that all of the essential buttons are located on the right side for quick and easy access with one hand, whereas some of the 5DIII's are spread out on both sides and therefore require two hands.
Annoying to have buy another set of memory cards and card holders.The camera is just a little too small. My little finger is not gripping the camera.
Also remember, the dual slot does not work under video mode. Many of you here may be more organized and more diligent downloading your photos and will prefer this feature so that is just my personal preference.Updates 11/21/2013: The dual slot is actually comes in very handy but in a very different way. I am using my CF slot to store 2 backup SD inside a small plastic bag to prevent them shorting the circuit. It saved me serveral times when I forgot to put the SD card back or ran out of memory.Infrared sensor.
So not only do you save $1,500 on the camera, but you'll save thousands on lenses. (of course you can spend the same and just enjoy even better low light performance compared to 5D III etc. ).I'm surprised this point hasn't been shouted from the rooftops.This is my kit so far and what I paid for it:Canon 6d - $1,400 (got it for $1,999 with 24-105 then sold the lens for $600 - not here)Canon 24-70 F4 lens - $799 ($999 less the rebate of $200 - this was a one-off deal not here)Canon 70-200 F4 - $564 (Amazon - $643 less $80 rebate)Canon 40mm 2.8 Prime - $149 (Amazon)Total: $2,914For under 3k have an amazing full frame setup for photography and video with 3 superb lenses (for less than the 5D III body only).
Do a very careful comparison to the 5D Mk-III, and you are likely to find that the 6D offers more than enough functionality for general purpose and landscape photography, while saving you enough money to buy another &#34;L&#34; series lens (maybe that 70-200 f2.8 USM!). If you are a professional Sports photographer, the 5D Mk-III is clearly a better choice, with a substantially better burst rate, a more sophisticated auto-focus system, and more buffer memory.A last word about batteries, accessories and lenses.
I chose this over the Canon 5D mkIII because of the price difference and the options that came on the camera like WIFI and GPS. I like those features more than having a secondary memory slot for a compact flash card.The body build is nice and solid. I accidentally tested the weather proofing when a random wave crashed on me at the Lanai Lookout on Oahu. (oops)If you're looking to jump from cropped sensor to Full Frame, this is a great option.
I think the 6D is well worth it's money. The 5DIII is better, but much more expensive (1000 euro). Everybody has to decide for himself if he needs the 2 memory card slots, extra focus points and focus joystick. I had to buy a battery grip as I found the 6D rather small. I love it now.
My first ever review here on Amazon. I am not professional photographer &#8211; making pictures is my hobby which does not bring any to the family budget. I was using my Canon 40D for more than 4 years but times fly and I went to the point to switch on Full Frame. My dream about 5DMkII was postponed by announcing 5DMkIII model. Woow! A brilliant toy for a professional &#8211; has absolutely all on board. And If I was a men who shooting weddings or earn money by making models or a rich guy who got free 3.5 kilo bucks I would buy it.
Answer: Camera software, USB  cable, Canon 6d strap, video component Cable, battery with cover, Canon 6d sensor cover, and warranty forms