So sánh 6d và 5d mark iii năm 2024
Sau đây là một vài so sánh về đặc điểm kỹ thuật của Canon 6D Mark II vs Canon 5D Mark III, và đây sẽ gần như là một câu trả lời hoàn hảo cho những thắc mắc của các bạn. Hãy xem và tự quyết định mình nên chọn giữa mua Canon 6D Mark II hay tiếp tục trung thành với Canon 5D Mark III. Feature/Models Canon 6D Mark II Canon 5D Mark III Megapixel 26mp CMOS DPAF Sensor 22.3 megapixels Sensor size Full frame (36 x 24 mm) Full frame (36 x 24 mm) Image processor DIGIC 7 Digic 5+ AF system Hybrid Sensor + Dedicated Phase AF Module Contrast Detect Sensor + Phase AF Module AF points 45 pt AF all cross-type 61 ISO NA 50 – 102400 Shutter speed NA 1/8000 to 30 sec Image Stabilization No No Continuous shooting speed NA 6fps Video 1080p @ 60 fps 1080p @ 30 fps Display Vari-Angle LCD (First time in Canon FF Camera) Fixed 3.2″ 1,040,000 Clear View II TFT LCD Hot shoe Yes Yes Wireless WiFi + NFC WiFi (Optional) Environmentally sealed Yes Yes Battery life NA 950 shots Weight 950 g Size 144.0 x 111.8 x 75.5 mm 152 x 116 x 76 mm Những điểm khác nhau vượt trội giữa Canon 6D Mark II vs Canon 5D Mark III Cảm biến được nâng cấp mới Canon 6D Mark II đi kèm với cảm biến CMOS AF đôi điểm (DPAF) trong khi đó máy ảnh Canon 5D Mark III giới hạn cảm biến tương phản. Với những cải tiến lớn khác mà bạn nhận được từ máy ảnh Canon 6D Mark II là độ phân giải cao hơn. Máy ảnh Canon 5D Mark III cung cấp đọ phân 22 megapixel, nhưng với máy ảnh 6D Mark II cung cấp cho bạn độ phân giải lên đến 26 megapixel. Thật tuyệt vời phải không nào? Bộ xử lý hình ảnh vượt trội Một trong những cải tiến đáng chú ý nhất có thể thấy là sự ra đời của bộ xử lý hình ảnh số 7 bên trong máy ảnh Canon 6D Mark II. Điều này giúp chúng ta có những bức ảnh chất lượng nhất từ trước tới nay. Và vì vậy chúng ta tin tưởng rằng hiệu suất ánh sáng thấp của máy ảnh Canon 6D Mark II sẽ tốt hơn so với Canon 5D Mark III Phase AF Module Phase AF Module của Canon 6D Mark II vẫn còn kém hơn so với máy ảnh Canon 5D Mark III. Chiếc Canon 5D Mark III có hệ thống AF 65 điểm, trong khi đó máy ảnh Canon 6D Mark II có hệ thống AF 45 điểm. Tuy nhiên, chúng ta có thể thấy rằng 6D Mark II đang sử dụng công nghệ DPAF sẽ nâng cao hiệu suất AF của máy ảnh lên mức cao hơn. Nhưng so sánh về điểm này thì Canon 5D Mark III vẫn sẽ tốt hơn Canon 6D Mark II. Quay video đẹp hơn bao giờ hết Canon 5D Mark III được giới hạn ở chế độ Full HD, trong khi máy ảnh 6D Mark II được cho là có tính năng Full HD video ở tốc độ 60 khung hình/giây. Máy ảnh này cũng sẽ hỗ trợ AF nhanh nhờ công nghệ DPAF được sử dụng bên trong cảm biến, tương đối nhanh hơn so với máy ảnh 5D Mark III Trên là một vài tính năng nổi bật so sánh Canon 6D II vs Canon 5D Mark III để các bạn có thể tham khảo thêm và chọn cho mình chiếc máy ảnh ưng ý và hợp lý nhất nhé! Canon 5D Mark IIICanon 6D Mark IICanon 6D Mark II vs Canon 5D Mark IIICanon 6D Mark II vs Canon 5D Mark III - “Kẻ tám lạngngười nửa cân” This free website's biggest source of support is when you use any of when you get anything, regardless of the country in which you live. Thank you! Ken. May 2013 Canon Reviews Canon Lenses All Reviews Canon 5D Mark III Review Canon 6D Review 2012 Full-Frame DSLR Comparison Table The Canon 6D is the smaller and less expensive version of the 5D Mark III. They take the same battery and accessories. The differences are minor, so if money matters, of course get the 6D for 40% less money. The 6D loses about 5% of some of the 5D Mark III features, most notably a simpler AF system, only two "C" modes, only one memory card and no auto brightness control for the LCD, but adds the same 5% back with GPS and WiFi not in the 5D Mark III. Many people will prefer the 6D for adding GPS with lighter weight. They take the same pictures with essentially the same shutters, sensor, color controls, resolution and ISO range. Yes, there are many minor differences in the sensors and shutters as I'll outline below, but these are designed merely to help upsell innocent rich amateurs to the 5D Mark III; they aren't different enough for a real photographer or someone without a spare $1,400 lying around to blow on camera bodies to worry about. The only missing feature that matters to me is that the 6D has only one card slot, not two. I use both as backup in my 5D Mark III which makes my backup plan much easier, since I can format my shooting card as soon as I download it to my Mac, and don't have to wait until my daily Mac backup to be sure I have two copies before formatting my shooting card. In other words, I always have a backup in my 5D Mark III's second card after I download and format, but no backup with the 6D until I download and backup my computer. Top shutter and sync speeds are the same. No one uses 1/4,000, much less 1/8,000, so the 5D Mark III having 1/8,000 makes no difference in actual shooting. Likewise, flash sync at 1/200 versus 1/180 is only one-sixth of a stop different, and specified this way merely as a sales tool to upsell rich people to the 5D Mark III. If the 5D Mark III was 1/500, it would matter, but even 1/250 vs. 1/180 is the same thing as far as I'm concerned. The 6D adds GPS and WiFi, lacking in the 5D Mark III. The 6D has a simpler AF system. You may prefer either; gearheads will prefer the 5D Mark III, and I prefer the 6D. The MENU and INFO buttons pop out a bit more on the 6D because they are more rounded instead of flat, making them easier to find by feel on the 6D. If you shoot all day with it as I do, the cost becomes less important and little things, like having a third "C" mode and second memory card, become more important, so I prefer the 5D Mark III. Then again, if I have to carry it all day, the 6D wins on weight. If you have to ask, just get the 6D. It gives a lot more for the money than the 5D Mark III. See also Is It Worth It. If you shoot every day with it, or shoot a lot of sports and action, then the 5D Mark III makes sense for its fancier autofocus system and 30% faster frame rate. Technical image quality should be identically excellent. 20 versus 22 MP is invisible; either has more than twice as many pixels as anyone needs for anything. The 6D improves on the 5D Mark III by putting the play, zoom and trash buttons where they belong: on the right side. The 6D adds up/down/left/right control to the big rear control dial, and thus eliminates the need for the old thumb nubbin. The depth-of-field preview button remains properly on the same side as the grip, but is a smaller button at a less convenient angle than the big flat preview button of the 5D Mark III. The 6D has no M-Fn button near the shutter, which I never use anyway. The darkest light in which the meter works is an interesting bit of marketing trickery. The 5D Mark III is rated to meter down to LV 0 with an f/1.4 lens, while the 6D is rated one stop worse, only to LV 1, but that's with a one-stop slower f/1.8 lens. In other words, the meters are as good; but Canon tries to make the 6D look a little less good to try to upsell people to the 5D Mark III. 5D Mark III 6D Announced 3/2012 9/2012 Format Full-frame Full-frame Resolution 22 MP 20 MP Maximum Resolution 5,760 x 3,840 5,472 x 3,648 Frame Rate 6 FPS 4.5 FPS Silent Mode Yes, 3 FPS Yes, 3 FPS Electronic lens correction yes yes Storage CF + SD one SD only UHS-1 card compatible? no yes Programmable "C" modes C1, C2 and C3 C1 and C2 Play, zoom and delete buttons left side right side Finder Magnification 71% 71% Finder Coverage 100% 97% Interchangeable focus screens? no yes Switchable finder grid? Yes No, use Live View or optional Eg-D screen. Finder Apparent Angle 34.1º 33.3º LCD 3.2" 1,040k dots 3" 1,040k dots LCD auto brightness control? Yes no Anti-reflection coated LCD? Yes Yes LCD cover Glass plastic M-Fn button by shutter yes no ISO normal 100 ~ 25,600 100 ~ 25,600 ISO with L- and H+ values 50 ~ 102,400 50 ~ 102,400 Maximum movie ISO 12,800 12,800 Battery LP-E6 LP-E6 Shots per charge 950 1,090 Top shutter speed 1/8,000 1/4,000 Sync Speed 1/200 1/180 Flash exposure E-TTL II E-TTL II AF Points 61 11 Center AF point works as dark as LV -2 LV -3 AF Fine Tuning yes yes AF Fine Tuning settings both ends of zoom both ends of zoom AF tune by serial numbers? yes yes Light meter segments 63 zone, 2 color 63 zone, 2 color Electronic Level yes yes Multiple Exposures yes yes** HDR yes yes** GPS no, needs $390 GP-E2. yes WiFi for both images and remote control no, needs $775 EFT-E7A yes Top cover Magnesium alloy plastic Body frame Magnesium alloy Magnesium alloy Clock battery CR1616 throw-away Internal lifetime automatic rechargeable Size 6.0 x 4.6 x 3.0" 152 x 116 x 76mm 5.7 x 4.4 x 2.8" 144 x 110 x 71mm Weight w/ card and battery 33.7 oz. 956 g. 26.7 oz. 755 g. Price, 9/2012 $3,459 $2,099 * Ignore this: if you wear out the shutter in a year it should be covered under warranty, and if you ever wear it out, replacing a shutter is usually only costs a couple of hundred dollars! ** JPG only. 5D Mark III also does thing in raw. See my 2012 Full-Frame DSLR Comparison Table for more details. Help me help you I support my growing family through this website, as crazy as it might seem. The biggest help is when you use any of when you get anything, regardless of the country in which you live. It costs you nothing, and is this site's, and thus my family's, biggest source of support. These places have the best prices and service, which is why I've used them since before this website existed. I recommend them all personally. If you find this page as helpful as a book you might have had to buy or a workshop you may have had to take, feel free to help me continue helping everyone. 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