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I've had one for years on my shelf, with about 400 pictures taken, mostly floral garden scenes. I use Nikkor wide angle and zoom lenses. It's an excellent camera, takes great pictures. I'll keep it since trade value is only a few dollars, for some reason. You could say it's iconic and is worth a lot more to a collector.
I’m so glad that someone else appreciates the blue light. I never understood why Canon moved away from the blue light, with was on the very first EOS camera.
I sold my canon R6 and got the 5D classic. What colors! What feel! Does 1ds iii have same colors, feel like the 5D classic? Or is there some other model which would be closer to 5D classic?
litle hot in there? hahah nice video
18:43 edited ¿
4:27 fun fact: A german reviewer (Traumflieger) measured focus acquiration time and the 6D won over the 650D, 7D, 5DM2 and 5DM3. No chance against DSLMs. But in this are the 6D too is still a very good camera!
I’m new to this ! Is bad to switch lens while having a role inside? Im using a eos 1
No. It has a shutter curtain to block the light. So it is safe to change the lenses while having a role inside.
@@maximusappetitus thank u 🙏
the photos are great!
You're funny 😂
Love the dark camo skins, where did you get them?
Good review David. I recently picked one of these up for use with a Canon R and it is great fun and value for money. I still shoot mainly using my DSLRs but picked up an R to play and experiment with, this lens and the RF 16mm seemed 'no brainers' to buy :)
I bought one of those in 2003 for £900, I used it for about 14 years when I acquired a 10d for £60. The specs were sort of similar but the 10d felt more professional.
Which system you use for work?
Did you use the same lens every picture? If so what was it?
Nice Video, I really love panoramic cameras. Right now I am cropping a lot of my digital photos into panoramic formats. Maybe I am gonna try the hola out :)
Great.. i have r50 . Can I use this lens ?
I have this camera! I love it!
I love this kind of review. Not the "I got this new thing and it's so cool and here's everything I like about it" kind of review, but the "I got this thing and I have been using it for a long time and here's what I like and here's what I dislike about it" kind. Thank you so much 😊
Hi, I got gifted this camera and I'm still learning how to use it. Do you know if it's possible to see the info (like time and exposure) while looking on the viewfinder? I can only see them on the screen
That’s an interesting camera. But I don’t use the landscape orientation on my cameras.
Does this G16 support microSD Card with an SD adapter?
I own an EOS 1Ds Mk III. Beautiful camera. I used mine for about 12 years. I just turned 77 this year. I still own it but it's now too heavy to carry. I switched to a 6D Mk II.
Nice post. I bought mine in 2007 as an upgrade from my Konica Minolta Dimage Z2. I just "rediscovered" it a week or so ago, and I intend to take it on vacation (instead of my A6500) this summer. :) Thanks for sharing.
- 📷 Canon EOS 6D, despite being over 10 years old, remains a robust and reliable full-frame camera. - 🎨 Great color reproduction and durability make it a favorite for various shooting conditions. - 🖐 Ergonomics and usability are strong points with a well-laid-out button interface. - 🔋 Excellent battery life with the LP-E6 battery, ideal for prolonged shooting sessions. - 🎥 Capable of tethered shooting and adding custom picture profiles via EOS Utility. - 🌞 The LCD screen is functional with good color accuracy, albeit slightly reflective in bright sunlight. - 🔒 Mode dial lock prevents accidental mode changes, appreciated for dual-camera users. - ⏱ Shutter speed up to 1/4000s might limit high-speed photography in bright conditions, a consideration for fast lenses. - 📱 Wireless tethering allows remote camera control, albeit with some lag, suitable for monitoring and adjusting shots from a distance. - 🔋 GPS feature drains battery even when the camera is off, ideal for continuous use but requires caution to conserve battery life. - 🎨 Excellent color reproduction and contrast control, making it suitable for portraits and various lighting conditions. - 🌃 Good performance in low light up to ISO 3200, making it viable for event and travel photography. - 🎥 Video quality offers pleasing color rendition out of the camera but lacks dynamic range, requiring careful exposure and color management. - ⚙ Versatile usage across street photography, portraits, and simple filmmaking due to its balanced performance and affordability. - 🏞 Durable and lightweight design makes it suitable for various weather conditions andeasy to handle with a range of lenses. - 🚀 Affordable entry into full-frame photography with features like Wi-Fi connectivity and GPS, despite its age and some technical limitations.
Canon 350D or Panasonic FZ150, for beginer?
I need a camera love taking cycling sports., hope someone who has a good heart to give me one.❤
Would be much better video if we can see more of the bag at a better distance.
im curious does this have the same image quality of the d40?
same image quality as d40?
Ive been usuing this camera since 2009, never onwed another slr so cant realy compare, but its nice sized, easy to use camera.
the hague looks amazing !! missing the city
Great review..uses the word actually a lot..
I nearly bought an Olympus 400 series DSLR in 2007/2008, as I wanted something smaller than my Canon DSLR. Then m43 was announced and I waited. Glad I did, now that I think of it.
the colors are wrong, tending to convert green into grey.
i bought a 400D a few months ago, i mostly take it for hikes and vacations because my Phones camera/memory is crap, it's a very good camera for just hobby photos, just for fun, i got the camera with the 18-55 lense and a UV lense for like a £100 and i got a 75-300 lense for a £110(both refurbished), they're like keypart of my walks and hikes now
Is there no rubber on the eye viewfinder? Most actions I see don't have it. Did people loose it or is it not really there ?
Wonderful work 👏🏻
3 years after relise this video so I have few questions : 1 did you still have 1dx? 2 what is your 3 cameras you still keep if have to Limited to 3 only :) 3 what is usable higher Iso for 1dx and is any better from 5dm3?
Hi there. Great Video. At the begining of the Video you talk about a Canon but, I did not understand the model of it, please, can you tell me that model of Canon that you bought. Many greetings from Germany
Coming from a 7d mk i + ef-s 55-250 (which has a very comparable range) to an RP + this lens I have to say the IQ upgrade is quite noticeable while using similar settings. Not sure if anyone would find this helpful, just thought I'll leave this here in case anyone is wondering about the differences. It's also twice the size compared to the ef-s lens but feels much better built as well. I just wish I could try it out on my 7d. 🙂
OMG i have the efs with my r10 and i want the rf 400mm soooo it is good ? or should i stay on my efs ?
@@ellamaincent173 Rationally, you should rent one and try it out for a few hours. I assume that if you need more reach and you want better IQ you will probably pull the trigger. Size difference might not be that significant if you include the adapter with the efs lens, but the 100-400 is definitely bigger and heavier. I personally have returned it and replaced it with a 70-200 F4, but only because it fits my current needs better, I might actually buy the 100-400 again later on, I quite liked it.
@@H4GRlD ok unfortunately we cannot rent them in France 😅 soooo I guess I will continue to look and do research about it a little more. I want to use it to photograph dogs
You should probably check other options as well, like used EF 100-400L and maybe even third party options like Sigma, Tamron, Tokina etc. Sounds like you are planning to shoot fast moving subjects so maybe a faster lens could be useful. I am not an expert by any means, just trying to help, the best solution is just like you said, do some research. 🙂 Maybe you find a good deal on an old EF 70-200 2.8 L that's in good condition. That's probably a really good option, but it really depends on what you're missing currently.
@@H4GRlD Yes thank you it's kind of you to answer me ! 🙏🏻
I love these behind the scene videos so much! Amazing value for someone, who is just starting out like me.
That was such an enjoyable video above that beautiful camera thank you 😍. You’ve got such a nice friendly and calm appearance especially in comparison to these business focused other KZreadrs sometimes and you got immediately a new subscriber. I’m also a Canon shooter and now buying into the Fuji gfx system so I hope to see a lot of nice content like this in the future 👏😊
Super! are the images edited with presets? what lenses did you use?
hi! im thinking of buying this as my 1st dslr, for I'm only using smart phones. would you recommend this for video recording, and like for event photo/video shoots? thank you.
Hi David, Great video, thank you. I was wondering, are the samples that you shared straight out of camera or edited? The colours look beautiful to me.
If you do not do video and print to A3 from the whole frame why pay more? You can use the AF lenses which are great and cheap. A great choice and not just for beginners.
Where did you get that skin for the camera ?
I had the G1MKII but unfortunately the zoom flex cable was cut. I later learned that it is a common problem in several G series models. And it is not an easy repair because to change the flex cable you have to disassemble the entire camera. The same if you eventually want to clean the sensor due to dust. I also had the G7X and it turned out to be a faster, more agile camera, with a focus that almost never failed but the image quality compared to the G1X was noticeably inferior. I finally replaced this type of camera because M43 bodie and lenses, I maintain a compact size, I can clean the sensor if necessary, I can change optics and there are sealed bodies that withstand abuse better.
I have one, just pure fun…. Everyone should have an old dslr
Have a D50, love the top lcd screen and on boot up the menu screen doesn’t come on so it is instantly on and you can use it straight away. Coming from a F80 it all feels very familiar. I’m able to use my old lenses and it all works autofocus metering the lot it just works. I have an old autofocus 18mm coming in the post and it should work perfectly, you can’t beat that