The Canon EOS 6D Mark II didn't spontaneously get worse, just because it got replaced and then discontinued – it still takes phenomenal photographs and great quality video to this day.

Canon launched the second generation of its budget full-frame DSLR to a tepid response. Time has not been kind to it, but the 6D Mark II is still a solid camera that’s now offered at a great ...

Take a bow, the all-new EOS 6D Mark II. Like its predecessor it’s a full-frame camera, and that bumper sensor size arguably remains its most important feature. But Canon has made a slew of refinements ...

The successor to Canon‘s EOS 6D full-frame camera is here in the EOS 6D Mark II. It improves on the former model in nearly every way, featuring more connection options, better resolution, and ...

I've just learned that the Canon EOS 6D Mark II has been discontinued. It's still being sold while stocks last, but it's no longer being manufactured – though its spirit lives on in its 6-series ...

The Canon EOS 6D Mark II improves upon its predecessor with 26-megapixel resolution, improved Live View focus, and a 45-point autofocus system, but its sensor isn't as good as competing models.

The $1,999 6D Mark II is a follow-up to 2012’s Canon 6D, a slightly cheaper and slightly less capable full-frame sibling to Canon’s popular 5D series. It’s been a long wait, but judging from ...

That’s the promise of Canon’s EOS 6D Mark II, its new entry-level full-framer and the long-awaited successor to the five year old EOS 6D. As you’d hope, it comes with a raft of improvements, including ...

The Canon EOS 6D Mark II improves upon its predecessor with 26-megapixel resolution, improved Live View focus, and a 45-point autofocus system, but its sensor isn't as good as competing models.

Like the original EOS 6D, the Canon EOS 6D Mark II is crafted from a mixture of aluminum alloy and polycarbonate with glass fiber, and while it doesn't have quite the same 'pro' feel as the likes ...

Is the Canon EOS 6D Mark II the perfect companion for enthusiast photographers looking to make their first break into the full-frame world?