DonnyHiFi

I'm liking the Wifi feature, I can forward any pictures from an event I'm shooting straight to the client's phone/tablet, IMO that is a pretty cool feature. The only thing I don't like about the 6D...

Thank you very much for posting this, it answers alot of my questions about focus and tracking. I'm undecided between the 5D MKIII or the 6D but now leaning towards the 6D thanks to your post.

And I can go around on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a Toyota Yaris

My friend bought a 52 inch Sharp TV for $6000, I bought a Sharp 60 inch TV from the exact same line for less than $2000. Early adopters always pay a premium.

5D MKII has a 9 point sensor vs 11on the 6D, it doesnt seem like its the same or similar. I will wait for the reviews and user input from people who have actually used the outside points until i...

Its already priced at 20,000 Japanese Yen less than the D600. Considering the feature set compared to the D600 it should be as well. I'm still on the fence on which body to get since most of my...

I think you should wait for the 6D, that way you don't have to sell all your lenses as well. The 6D does HDR(I noticed you use this sometimes) though I believe it only does it in JPEG though this...

This is not a Nikon forum.

Do what works best for you. Assess things from a logical(emotional can cause you to make the wrong choice) perspective and go for it. Its only a tool, then you should get the tool that will best...

From my understanding it is the same 39 point Autofocus that is utilized in the D7000, all nine sensitive points are in the center if this is indeed the case. The 5D MKIII cross points are spread...

If you like the Canon glass better, get the 5D MKIII. The 5D MKIII has the better autofocus as well with sensitive cross autofocus points spread out vs the D600 where all nine are in the middle.

What a load of drivel, please read the provided link below and educate yourself, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_war_apology_statements_issued_by_Japan

The problem is that users like myself who have upper tier EF-S lenses are tempted to jump to the D600 if Canon castrates the 6D too much. I prefer to stay with Canon and primarily shoot portraits...

I found it the complete opposite. I find my 60D comfortable but found the larger 7D and 5D MKIII just perfect, fits my slightly large hands like a glove. I love the 5D MKIII thumb rest, it contours...