Canon EOS 6D Mark II sample gallery
The sun's been out in Seattle, giving us ample opportunity to shoot with the new Canon EOS 6D Mark II. Initial impressions point to a capable, well-rounded full-frame camera with controls and handling nearly identical to that of the Canon 80D. In the field the camera's AF coverage feels small compared to the 80D, though the Live View shooting experience is the same: excellent.
We'll be adding to this gallery more as we work toward posting the review. In the meantime, here are 100+ initial samples from a full-production camera to start with.
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Canon has released firmware update 1.0.4 for the EOS 6D Mark II, adding important bug fixes for "rare instances" of issues with the touch panel and operation buttons.
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