#CANON 5D MARK III VS 6D PLUS#

That approach doesnвЂ™t make much sense as these camera bodies differ quite radically in their market prices, with the 5D Mk4 costing between two and three times as much as the 80D. It is not our aim to directly compare these cameras with the aim of choosing one overall winner at the end.

These can be important considerations when choosing a second body. We have done a dedicated post on the EOS 5D SR and using it for wildlife photography, here.ДЄnother reason for writing this post, is to give wildlife photographers who like to work with two camera bodies, some idea of how one body works when shot side by side with another Canon body. The only reason that we did not include this camera in the comparison was that we did not have a 5D SR in our hands whilst we where putting the post together. Another mid-range Canon body which offers class-leading resolution and lots more, is the 5D SR. For this post, we have chosen to line up the 5D Mark 4, 6D Mark 2, 7D Mark 2, 80D and the discontinued 5D Mark 3 and describe how they work, for our kind of wildlife photography, with reference to one another.

All five are cheaper, lighter and smaller than the 1DX series.

#CANON 5D MARK III VS 6D PLUS#

That situation has changed for the good, in our opinion, and today there are four current вЂњmid-rangeвЂќ camera bodies plus one recently discontinued, all of which we consider to be good enough for high-quality wildlife photography. It wasnвЂ™t that long ago, when it seemed that if you wanted a seriously good Canon camera for wildlife you where limited to perhaps the 1D series.

Canon 5d mark iii vs 6d