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Body

Body type  Mid-size SLR
 
Sensor

Image ratio w:h  3:2
Effective pixels  20.2 megapixels
Sensor size  Full frame (36 x 24 mm)
Sensor type  CMOS
Processor  Digic 5+
Shutter Life  100,000-cycle shutter durability

 
Image

ISO  Auto, 100 – 25600 in 1/3 stops, plus 50, 51200, 102400 as option
White balance presets  6
Custom white balance  Yes
Image stabilization  No
Uncompressed format  RAW  
JPEG quality levels  Fine, Normal

Optics & Focus

Autofocus  

   Contrast Detect (sensor)
    Phase Detect
    Multi-area
    Selective single-point
    Single
    Continuous
    Face Detection
    Live View

Manual focus  Yes
Number of focus points  11  
Lens mount  Canon EF mount  
Focal length multiplier  1×

Screen / viewfinder

Articulated LCD  Fixed
Screen size  3″
Screen dots  1,040,000
Touch screen  Yes  
Screen type  Clear View II TFT LCD  
Live view  Yes
Viewfinder type  Optical (pentaprism)
Viewfinder coverage  97 %
Viewfinder magnification  0.71×

Photography features

Minimum shutter speed  30 sec
Maximum shutter speed  1/4000 sec
Aperture priority  Yes
Shutter priority  Yes
Manual exposure mode  Yes  
Subject / scene modes  Yes  
Built-in flash  No  
External flash  Yes (Hot shoe)  
Continuous drive  Yes (4.5 fps)
Self-timer  Yes (2 or 10 sec)  
Metering modes

   Multi
    Center-weighted
    Spot
    Partial

Exposure compensation  ±5 EV (at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV steps)
AE Bracketing  ±3 (3 frames at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV steps)  
WB Bracketing  Yes (3 frames in either blue/amber or magenta/green axis)

Videography features

Format  

   H.264

Microphone  Mono  
Speaker  Mono  
Resolutions  1920 x 1080 (29.97, 25, 23.976 fps fps), 1280 x 720 (59.94, 50 fps), 640 x 480 (25, 30 fps)  
Videography notes 1080 and 720 intra or inter frame, 480 inter frame  

Storage

Storage types  SD/SDHC/SDXC

Connectivity
USB  USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec)
HDMI  Yes (HDMI Mini)
Wireless BuiltIn
Remote control  Yes (Remote control with N3 type contact, Wireless Controller LC-5, Remote Controller RC-6)
App wifi: http://www.canon-europe.com/For_Ho [...] emote.aspx  

Physical

Environmentally sealed  Yes (Splash and dust resistant)  
Battery Battery Pack
Battery description  Lithium-Ion LP-E6 rechargeable battery & charger
Weight (inc. batteries)  770 g (1.70 lb / 27.16 oz)  
Dimensions  145 x 111 x 71 mm (5.71 x 4.37 x 2.8″)  

Other features

Orientation sensor  Yes  
Timelapse recording  Yes (by cable and PC)
GPS  BuiltIn  
GPS notes  Image tagging and tracking modes

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Prix au japon: http://kakaku.com/item/K0000418139/pricehistory/
Prix en France: en ce moment (février 2013) on le trouve aux alentours de 1600-1700€ dans certaines boutiques

Canon Announces Its Smallest and Lightest Full-Frame Digital SLR Camera For Serious Photographers
The EOS 6D Digital SLR Camera Includes a New Full-Frame Sensor, Built-in Wireless and GPS

LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., September 17, 2012 – Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, today introduced the EOS 6D Digital SLR Camera, a versatile mid-range full-frame camera with the durability and performance professionals require and the creative imaging options serious photographers crave. Canon has coupled the incredible image quality of a newly designed 20.2-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor and DIGIC 5+ Image Processor with the creative potential of built-in Wireless and GPS features. The camera also includes an 11-point AF array and 63-zone dual-layer iFCL metering sensor together with 1080p Full HD video capabilities, in an affordable camera body. Building upon the qualities that made the EOS 5D Mark II camera so successful, the EOS 6D bridges the gap for budget-minded photographers, videographers and cinematographers who are eager to step up into the world of full-frame imaging.

"The introduction of this camera completes a well-rounded ecosystem from input through output for Canon, allowing us to provide the right combination of features for every level of photographer. We believe the EOS 6D Digital SLR Camera along with our new PIXMA Pro printers will help unlock the creative vision of so many who aspire to capture and display their artistic abilities," stated Yuichi Ishizuka, executive vice president and general manager, Imaging Technologies & Communications Group, Canon U.S.A.

Designed for advanced amateurs and videographers making the move to a full-frame Digital SLR, the EOS 6D fits neatly into Canon's professional imaging system with an advanced feature set including full manual options for creative control in addition to new and intuitive automatic settings to help even novice photographers capture great images. The camera's construction helps meet the needs of professionals with a 100,000-cycle shutter durability and EOS Integrated Cleaning System for high-quality vibration-based dust removal. Among the many advancements in Canon's new EOS 6D is the Company's proprietary DIGIC 5+ Image Processor that powers the camera's fast 14-bit analog-to-digital conversion for exceptionally smooth color tones and gradation. The camera offers a full-frame, 20.2-megapixel CMOS sensor and continuous shooting up to 4.5 frames per second (fps).

Thanks to the combination of its new CMOS image sensor and the powerful DIGIC 5+ image processor, the EOS 6D provides a wide ISO range from 100-25600 with a low setting, L: 50 and two high settings, H1: 51200 and H2: 102400. These outstanding low-light capabilities allow the EOS 6D to easily capture dimly lit scenes such as wedding ceremonies, indoor corporate events, or landscapes at dusk. To support the ample sensitivity of the new camera's sensor, the EOS 6D camera's Auto Focus (AF) system includes a newly-developed 11-point AF sensor featuring a high-precision center cross-type point with an exceptional EV -3 sensitivity rating for accurate focusing even in extremely low-light conditions.

The EOS 6D has a large 3.0-inch Clear View LCD monitor with 1,040,000 dot VGA resolution and 170 degree viewing angle, with high-transparency multicoating for maximum protection and clarity when viewing images or navigating menu screens. When used for Live View shooting, the camera's bright high-performance LCD screen provides 100 percent coverage, for easy focusing and framing.

Full-Frame 1080p Full HD Video
Videographers, student filmmakers, and creative independent spirits will appreciate the full-frame video capabilities of the EOS 6D in an affordable and compact body. Borrowing from the best of the EOS 5D-series, the EOS 6D provides full manual control over exposure and audio levels while recording video. The camera features NTSC and PAL video modes at multiple frame rates, recording 1080p at 30 (29.97), 24 (23.976) and 25 fps, 720p at 60 (59.94) and 50 fps and standard video at 30 (29.97) and 25 fps. The camera provides up to 29 minutes and 59 seconds of continuous recording (with 4GB automatic file partitioning) in selectable All i-framei or IPB compressions with embedded timecode. Especially when used with large aperture lenses, the EOS 6D camera's full-frame sensor offers a tremendous degree of creative control over depth-of-field, helping users to achieve pro-quality cinematic effects in Full HD video recordings.

Built-in Wireless and GPS
For the ultimate in DSLR connectivity and control, the EOS 6D features a built-in wireless transmitter which allows the camera to share images and video with the user's choice of wireless devices such as select PowerShot cameras, smartphones, or tablets, as well as cloud-based destinations including social networking sites through the Canon iMAGE GATEWAYii iii. A very intuitive and useful wireless feature is the new, free Canon EOS Remote app available for iOS and Android systems which will allow a smartphone or wireless device such as a tablet to remotely connect, control and operate the connected EOS 6Div. This seamless connection and control will open new opportunities for professional photographers shooting weddings or remote wildlife, without the need for tethered operation or accessories.

For on-location shooters, landscape photographers or enthusiast photo travelers, the EOS 6D features a built-in GPS receiver to record longitude, latitude, elevation and Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) as EXIF data for seamless geo-tagging while shooting. The GPS coordinates are appended to each image and easily syncs with Canon software or mapping apps on social network sites to show image locations. Use of UTC data allows images to be chronologically mapped and trails plotted and recorded.v

Boundless Creativity
To help photographers unlock their full creative potential and explore all the different avenues of digital photography, the EOS 6D includes several creative modes for image capture. First is the HDR (High Dynamic Range) mode allowing the camera to capture three separate exposures and combine them in-camera for a stunning image capturing both enhanced shadow detail and bright highlights. Next is the camera's Multiple Exposure mode where users can combine up to nine individual images into a single composite image, with no need for later computer post-processing. Four different compositing methods are provided for maximum creative control, including Additive, Average, Bright and Dark. Compositing results can be viewed in real time on the camera's LCD monitor, and there is a one-step Undo command that allows photographers to delete an image and try again if desired. The EOS 6D will even allow photographers to specify a previously captured RAW image as the starting point for a new Multiple Exposure composite image. In addition to HDR and Multiple Exposure modes are Canon's standard Scene Intelligent Auto and special scene modes to capture great images with ease. The camera is compatible with SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards including the new Ultra High Speed (UHS-I) cards.

Pricing and Availability
The EOS 6D Digital SLR Camera will be sold in a body-only configuration at an estimated retail price of $2,099.00 and it will additionally be offered in a kit version with Canon's EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM zoom lens at an estimated retail price of $2,899.00. Both configurations are expected to be available in December 2012.

 

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Drapoil pour un boital équilibré sur le papier

appareil expert sans flash !!
 
perdu !
 
c'est pas avec ca qui vont se relever, ils ont pris du retard.
 
l'af semble moins évolué que le 7d....
 
bref sous couvert de FF on l'équipe chichement !
 
je pense que le D600  à vu plus juste.

 
à ma connaissance il existe aucun appareil reflex expert sans flash
 
 

et voilà ... c'est officiel

Annonce officielle : http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/abou [...] 248065d8c4
 
A noter :

 
   
le 5d et les 1d ont pas de flash intégré...

Le 5D c'est trop mainstream pour etre un vrai expert    
 
 

Les 1D sont des appareils pro pas expert
Mais si on a 1/8000 1/200 et pas de flash c'est plus cohérent déjà. Ce qui ne retire rien aux qualités du Sony a99 sur ce point.

Pigeons, viendez préco votre 6D

ça aurait été con que le 6D soit à 1/250

par contre vu l'heure de l'annonce ... je vais avoir du mal à remplir le topic d'ici ce soir

Surtout vu la vaste blague qu'est ce boitier

 
Alors le 5D est un appareil pro ?    

 
 
A part l'Af je ne vois pas en quoi c'est une vaste blague, faut bien justifier les 1000€ de plus du 5D III.

 
Non mais tout le monde attend un boitier FF à 1500€ avec toutes les fonctions d'un boitier à 3000€    

 
bin oui  

Je trouve que le 5DIII est déjà limite pour son prix (surtout quand on voit la concurrence), là ça deviens carrément abusé ce nivellement par le bas. Et je trouve pas la gamme logique... suffisait de garder le 5DII pour FF appacher, le 5DIII joue le rôle de boitiers polyvalent, et un éventuel 3D gavé de pixoul pour du studio.... Bref la gamme Nikon FF est pour le coup bien mieux construite.

Mais je crois que canon sont pas intéressés en fait

Ah bah j'attends impatiement leur nouveau photocopieur alors  

 
 
Le 5D II à sa sortie était AMA moins justifié en tarif que le III ou le 6D.

bah je trouve le 6D plutôt pas mal ... l'AF me semble un peu juste mais il faut voir ce que ça va donner ... au lieu de se plaindre comme quoi c'est "cher" ... faudrait penser à être content qu'on ne nous laisse pas que les boitiers à +/- 3000€

Enfin mis a partle wifi et le gps y a pas grand chose de mieux que celui qu il est cense remplace et pour plus cher

Pas sûr, c'était malgré tout une alternative au D700, et chaque boitier avait des avantages complémentaires... Là le 5DIII a le cul entre deux chaises, et le 6D n'est qu'un 5D II vaguement rafraîchi et cheapifié. Je sais pas je suis assez déçu pour le coup.
On dirait que chez Canon, on apporte soit un AF, soit un Capteur, mais jamais les deux en même temps

 
Ouai ..

 
 
Je le trouve bien ce boitier moua    
 
Par contre quid des micro-ajustements ? Je suis passé à coté ou ???

 
ça râle tout autant sur le D600 qui est toopoori comparé au D700 et au D800.

Ils l'ont tout de même pas mal orienté pour les :  
- possesseurs d'APS-C (60D notemment, vu les contrôles) qui veulent passer au FF
- photos paysage / voyage (compact, GPS)
- et pour ceux faisant peu de photo de sport / action (AF)

PS. Sinon, loin de moi l'idée d'encenser les Jaunes, mais la comparaison avec le D600 peut faire mal  
 

C'est pas le 5d3 le remplacant du 5d2 ?

 
Il remplace quel boitier

Arrêtez de comparer un prix d'annonce avec le prix d'un appareil en fin de vie, le 5D II était à 3000€ à sa sortie, c'est pas un scoop de savoir que 6 mois après leur sortie les appareils sont moins cher.

 
 
Pourquoi, tu voudrais qu'il ait plus de MP ?  

 
Les mêmes que sur le 5D III, c'est dans l'annonce sur le site Canon.

Inclus d'après dpreview

Way, mais le D600 a au moins la bonne idée d'être une vraie démarcation franche avec le D800, sans avoir un AF d'un autre âge. Mais bon il est pas non plus ouffissime, surtout vu son prix comparé au D800.

D'ailleurs pour le 6D pourquoi ces buses on décidé de faire un nouveau capteur de 20MP?
Si c'est pour se démarquer du 5DIII faudra leur expliquer que 1 ou 2 MP de différence, c'est pareil