How to choose Canon 6D2 and Nikon D750?

After years of contact with the photography circle, I found that there are often two kinds of friends who pay attention to photography. Those who like to talk about camera equipment and those who like to talk about photos themselves. The deeper you know about cameras, the more you want better products. The reason why friends who want to buy a camera have never bought it is basically that the camera is not perfect and the price can't meet expectations. Most people just want to buy a camera that is the most satisfactory within 10,000 yuan. There are many products to choose from now-and the hottest topics for discussion are the latest EOS 6D Mark II from 20 17 Canon and the mid-range Quan Huafu D750 from 20 14 Nikon. If you are also struggling with these two paragraphs, you may wish to listen to my views on some of them after use.

First, the characteristics of photos are more important than the parameters themselves.

Canon EOS 6D Mark II (6D2) is an advanced entry-level Quan Huafu SLR camera released in the middle of last year. Before the advent of 6D2, Canon's first generation 6D was very popular as an entry-level model. Even if the second generation is released now, both are listed at the same time. Let's take a look at Nikon. Nikon D750 was produced in 20 14, two years later than the original generation, but its performance has greatly exceeded 6 days. Now, compared with 6d Mark II, it is only one generation behind in upgrading. Of course, when we buy cameras at the same time, we usually compare them with products at the same price, so there is a struggle between the two products.

Canon EOS 6D Mark II e-commerce price

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On the price trend, Nikon D750 dropped from the initial 1.3w to the current stable price of more than 9000 yuan. Canon's situation is similar. When 6D2 first went on the market, the price was 1.25w, but it also came to the price range of 1. 1W six months later. The price difference between the two is already very small, which makes people more confused and don't know which to buy.

So what should we do? Are the camera parameters compared one by one? I don't think it's necessary. First of all, it should be clear that the camera is used to take pictures, not to compare parameters or run away. The most important thing is whether the camera features your favorite type.

Comparison between Canon 6D2 and Nikon D750 official proofs

In my opinion, most people are biased against Nikon cameras (warm yellow), mostly because they don't have a good understanding of white balance. Although the color of the lens also has a great influence on the straight-out photos, the white balance of a photo is an important foundation, and we must have a correct understanding of it to take a good photo. If two SLR cameras shoot the same portrait in the same scene at the same time, there is no doubt that Canon is more inclined to the aesthetics of China people (the skin color is white). According to portrait shooting, my personal experience is that the only difference between the two SLR cameras is that Nikon needs to turn the dial several times (adjust the ideal color temperature to make the skin color of the characters meet the aesthetic expectations of China people), and Canon is the skin color accepted by most people.

Canon 6D2 official landscape proofs

Nikon D750 official landscape sample

The popular saying that "Canon shoots people better and Nikon shoots landscapes better" does exist, but it will not be the decisive factor-that is to say, both Canon shoots landscapes and Nikon shoots portraits need some skilled operations to reach the ideal state. So when you buy, you should pay more attention to this, rather than the "virtual" difference between Canon 2600w pixels and Nikon 2400w pixels. As far as my personal shooting experience is concerned, the two are not equal in terms of image quality. We won't enlarge each photo to 100% for comparison. Why care about the difference between 9 and 9.2? That's why I said that the imaging effect of direct-shot JPG will definitely be the standard of whether you like the camera or not.

Second, control and focus: showdown

If we want to talk about manipulation, first of all, I want to say that the touch LCD screen with 6D2 horizontal crossing 170 and vertical direction of about 270 is the best back screen at present. The biggest use of this rotating screen is that it can not only achieve self-timer, overhead shot and overhead shot, but also play a stronger full-pixel dual-core CMOS AF focusing mode in real-time display mode (Lv mode) (the focusing range can reach 80% of the whole screen).

The back screen of Nikon D750 is still relatively traditional, just a screen folded up and down. You can shoot both upside down and overhead, but selfies are really not good. It is understandable that 20 14 cameras do not support touch screens, but the cable of the folding screen is exposed, and the risk of damage is a bit high. However, many people think that the flip screen is of little use, and many people are aiming at the optical framing of SLR. Then the exposed cable can be ignored.

Now that the real-time display mode is mentioned, it can also be compared with the video function. Because it is not equipped with full-pixel dual-core CMOS AF technology, Nikon's tracking performance in Lv mode is not optimistic, and it is impossible to switch focus quietly when shooting video. In actual use, Nikon's still photo shooting speed in Lv mode will be slower than Canon 6D2, which is probably the last thing Nikon wants to face. When buying, consumers must carefully and clearly understand the difference between the two, and then make a demand judgment. In terms of video, both of them support the shooting with the maximum specification of 1080P 60fps, but Canon's 6D2 can support 4K video time-lapse photography, and Nikon does not have these functions, so landscape photographers should also pay attention to this.

"Are these two machines in focus? What is the focusing speed? " Such questions are probably the most frequently asked by novices. The focusing speed depends largely on the lens. In the case of matching the original lens, what I want to say is that it is really fast and there is no need for comparison at all. In terms of focusing range and accuracy, the range is similar, mainly concentrated in the center of the picture. Canon 6D2 is equipped with 45-point full cross focusing, which makes it feel more accurate. Nikon D750 uses Multi-CAM 3500 II, which is a 5 1 point focusing system, but the cross focus is only 15. Objects at the edge may be slightly inferior to Canon 6D2 in composition.

In terms of other configuration and use, I think these two cameras have their own characteristics. After getting used to them, they will have good operability, so I won't say much about some subjective views on the feel. However, it needs to be clear that if you prefer to take still photos directly, Nikon D750 can provide a view of 100% while Canon 6D2 only has 98%, which I think is very important for players with strict composition.

Third, the necessity of lens group comparison

Canon and Nikon's lens groups are among the best in the world in terms of popularity and perfection, so no matter which one you choose, there will be almost "infinite" lens expansibility and possibilities, as long as you have money. But as a poor photographer, I want to point out here that it is really necessary to compare the lens groups of the two companies.

It is common sense that the performance of the lens is determined by the price range. The more expensive the lens, the better the image and the higher the overall quality. If you take portraits, Canon experts will recommend you to use 135mm F2 or 85mm f/ 1.4L or f/ 1.2L, or 50 mm F/ 1.2L ... Yes, it's a big aperture, big eyes and a super charming blurred background. It's really Canon. So, how to choose? This may be directly related to which camera you choose.

Therefore, regarding the performance and price of the lens, you need to do further research and see your own needs before you start. Otherwise, when you choose Canon 6D2, you are infatuated with Nikon's105 mm f/1.4; Or you may choose Nikon D750, but you covet Canon's 85mm f/ 1.4 IS, which is embarrassing. The two shots are basically the same, but there are some particularly powerful places that players need to explore for themselves, but if you don't mind the profound difference in image quality, then the two companies have nothing to delve into, so just choose.

Summary:

Quan Huafu SLR camera, you said it was amazing, it was really amazing. I look forward to Quan Huafu every day, and now is finally a good time to start. Among the cost-effective Quan Huafu SLR, I like to recommend Canon's 6D2 and Nikon's D750 at the same time. These two machines have been playing for a long time. Although the launch years are two years apart, they all have their own characteristics, and there is no question of who is strong and who is weak. What I hope is that after you know your needs, the photographer should choose 6D2, which is good at shooting. There is a lot of space and he likes the D750 made later. That camera is the best only when you know what suits you best.