The native ISO range goes a little higher than 6D Mark II, starting at 100 and topping out at 51,200. Nikon boasts that the BSI design reduces noise levels and adds extra clarity to the images produced with the camera. The Nikon D780 gets you 24MP full-frame sensor, but its 2MP which is also backside illuminated (BSI) for better light sensitivity. Canon EOS 6D Mark II Daven Mathies/Digital Trends You can extend the ISO up to 102,400, but you’re going to see a dramatic reduction in image quality. The 6D Mark II is fitted with a 26-megapixel full-frame sensor with a native ISO range of 100 to 40,000, and it won’t disappoint in low-light shooting conditions.
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If you’re not already cemented into one brand, this could be a tough decision.įor more information, read our full Canon EOS 6D Mark II and Nikon D780 reviews.
Being newer, the D780 has some clear advantages, but the 6D Mark II is now much more affordable. That’s what we have here two old-school DSLRs that refuse to be pushed aside by a new generation of smaller, trendier cameras. This Nikon D750 kit is a steal on Black Fridayĭespite pushing their new mirrorless systems, both Canon and Nikon are determined to keep the DSLR alive - at least for now. The Nikon D780 is finally here, with 4K video and insane battery life
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