I would do that regardless of the camera. Just keep a cloth with you to wipe down excess water off of the buttons if you get caught in the rain with it. The 6D has been dropped off a tripod at least once, kept in the underbelly of my X6M for weeks at a time in Florida heat and humidity, rained on, etc. Seriously I've had my entry level unanythingproof Rebel XTi out in the rain, in front of ocean waves, dropped in the mud, etc., still going strong after 7 years. I made that calculated decision on features I'd use vs cost back in November, pre-ordered the 6D / 24-105L kit, and picked up a Pancake and a TS-E 17 which has kept me plenty excited and I haven't once thought I made the wrong decision.ĭon't go swimming with it. a 6D feature issue, since the app will be updated and also used for newer Canons that will also be released with WiFi (I would imagine).
#CANON 5D MARK III VS 6D MARK II AF SOFTWARE#
The only drawback is there's no native iPad app yet, which I view as a software life cycle issue vs. I can place the camera in places I previously wasn't able to, and still precisely focus and take a shot, remotely. I like to setup low angle shots and the WiFi with my iPad kicks major ass for this purpose. I have used both of these extensively, my GPS is never off.
Namely, GPS geo tagging of all your shots, and WiFi tethering. 5DIII decision on this factor at all.įinally, the 6D has some features that the 5DIII does not. Low light meaning high ISO, both the 6D and 5DIII excel at this however the many reviews I've read point to the 6D as having better noise pattern, easier to clean up. I have shot MotoGP and Superbike races with my film Rebel and my XTi and came out with decent shots.īottom line if you aren't a burst shooter too often, chasing targets, the 5DIII's advantages may be moot to you. I am sure the 5DIII would be even more kick ass for chasing the kiddos, but that's a lot of camera for chasing kiddos. I use AI Servo only for the kids, all default settings so far. For all of this, the 6D has been awesome. I shoot landscapes, cityscapes, my daughters activities (preschool ballet, soccer), my son (infant) crawling about, bikes, cars, etc.
Not to be confused with AF low light capability, I think, with which the 6D is unique in ability in the current Canon lineup. Taking out video, the main thing is AF - better for moving/tracking and more focus point selections, more advanced algorithms, more cross type points, etc. This thing (the 6D) focuses in near pitch black as long as there is some semblance of contrast of the subject.ĥDIII has heavy focus on video improvements.
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