Suggest buying Canon 80D or d6 10?

I have 6d+ 3 people fixed focus, and my roommate is d600 (in fact, it is no different from d6 10). Personally, I think that although d600 looks better, it depends on whether you need it or not.

For example, focusing at 39 o'clock, in fact, when I use d7000, I don't think there are many places to focus, and if I use cheap pan/tilt, some points are easily out of focus. At present, most professional photographers still use invincible rabbit, focusing on dross and producing many blockbusters. After all, many people still like to lock the focus before composition, so it doesn't matter whether the focus is more or less. In addition, if the bird is not photographed, the performance of tracking and focusing can be ignored.

Furthermore, the contrast of pixels, d6 10 and 6d, is almost the same, but the relationship between image quality and imaging is not so great. 6d's high sense is better.

If I like taking portraits, personally, Canon seems to be better at optimizing portraits. In fact, many photo studios or photographers use Canon to take portraits, because the effect taken by Canon is not so bright, so it will look better when taken in portraits (purely personal opinion). In addition, there are some small-scale functions, such as d6 10 is a dual-card slot, and 6d comes with wifi, etc., depending on personal needs.

Both of them are positioning entry-level full-width, and there is absolutely no saying that who wins or loses. The highest shutter is 1/4000, and a medium gray filter is needed to use a large aperture in broad daylight. For 6d, the keys and shortcut keys are not invincible rabbit enough, so the operation is not convenient enough, but the size is reduced. The display screen of d600 is bigger and more beautiful, and it is no different from d7000 in other controls. Personally, I feel like a d7000 with a changed bottom.

Speaking of lenses, portraits are definitely big apertures. The red circle within 2w on the budget is unrealistic, and 6d can match 50 like me.

1.4

Or 85

1.8 portrait, wide-angle end or 24.

2.8 or 28

1.8。 Zoom lens, I don't recommend 24- 105 or 17-40. If you want to go up, it will go up to three yuan.

Nikon has a cheap D-head, but the purple edge of the maximum aperture is serious. After all, he is an old man. If it is a G head, it will be more expensive than the same parameters of Canon. On the contrary, the big three-yuan Nikon will be a little cheaper than Canon. In addition, if you like to use telephoto, it should be Canon telephoto.

If you like changing old lenses, give up Nikon ~

Personally, I used to study numerical control, but personally, I think the setting of N family is a bit complicated, and C family is relatively simple.