Canon EOS 6D vs Nikon D600
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Boutique
$1,299 - $1,699
![]() | Many more focus points |
![]() | Has a touch screen |
![]() | Has a digital viewfinder |
Boutique
$1,994 - $2,299
![]() | Many more focus points |
![]() | Much higher resolution screen |
![]() | Has a digital viewfinder |
Pro DSLR
$2,219 - $2,999 body only
$2,558 - $3,899 with 24-105mm lens
![]() | Significantly higher resolution screen |
![]() | Significantly larger screen |
![]() | No built-in GPS |
Pro DSLR
$790 - $1,497 body only
$1,774 - $2,447 with 28-300mm lens
![]() | Shoots faster |
![]() | Cheaper |
Boutique
$1,994 - $2,299
![]() | Many more focus points |
![]() | Much higher resolution screen |
![]() | Has a digital viewfinder |
Entry-level DSLR
$468 - $597 body only
$500 - $647 with 18-55mm lens
![]() | Has a touch screen |
![]() | Has a flip-out screen |
![]() | Much smaller viewfinder |
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Thanks.
Also the other thing to note is that dxomark works with measured ISO numbers and Canon & Nikon cameras do not always line up directly with measurements. So just because a camera states ISO 6,400 does not mean it's shooting at ISO 6,400, it could for example be shooting at ISO 6,280.
I agree with you that in this case the data is somewhat misleading, but remember that SnapSort is not a review site. It is simply a database of values set against different cameras at specified measurement points and these are applied to all cameras in the database. Data needs to be interpreted and presented by intelligent people before it becomes information.
P.S. I am not a fanboy of either manufacturer's system. I currently use Canon EOS 1DsMk3, 5Dmk3, 6D and have a 60D for mucking about on Magic Lantern.
It is enough to not buy D600
Which flash is better for Canon6D? 90Ex ?
After 8 months and 4 x d600 replacement bodies (2 of which were sent back to Nikon to be "fixed"), replaced because of hundreds of particles of dust and oil splatter on the sensor I finally managed to get Nikon to give me my money back. Nikon wouldn't pay me for the 30 years of lenses I'd picked up, but the camera store gave me a great offer on them. I then purchased the 6D and some Canon L series lenses. And what a difference, the Canon outperforms the Nikon hands down for image quality which in my book is what it's all about.
I believe Nikon knows there is a huge issue with all their new cameras and couldn't give a flying you know what. For that fact alone I'd advise everyone to not even put the shoddy Nikon brand on their shopping list.
Other than that, I would never buy either of these cameras. They are affordable full frame but other than that they are the bottom of the barrel.