Nikon D600 vs. Canon EOS 6D
- — 17 September, 2012 18:00
In the past few days, we've seen two new and very exciting entrants into the middle of the digital SLR market. Canon's EOS 6D sits between the 7D and 5D Mark III in the company's line-up, while the Nikon D600 is a step up from the D7000 and a step down from the D800.
• Canon launches EOS 6D entry-level full-frame DSLR
• In pictures: the Canon EOS 6D
• Australian store leaks new Nikon D600 camera
• Australian prices confirmed for Nikon D600
We've taken the specs of each new DSLR and punched it into our comparison table to see who comes out on top.
Canon EOS 6D
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Nikon D600
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Verdict? |
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| Sensor resolution | |||
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| Extended ISO range | |||
| Viewfinder | |||
| Autofocus | |||
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| Storage | |||
| Video | |||
| Connectivity | |||
| Built-in flash | |||
| Wireless features | |||
| Dimensions | |||
| Weight | |||
| Price (approximate) |
It's a very close match. The D600 pulls ahead on shooting speed, autofocus, shutter life, storage, resolution, and viewfinder coverage. The EOS 6D is clearly superior in built-in connectivity, weight, ISO range (both native and extended) and in overall approximate price.
Which would you buy, and why? Let us know in the comments below.
