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and Shutter-priority, the EOS 6D offers shooting

features that optimize camera settings for

subjects like landscapes and portraits, even

monochromes. For even more creative imaging

freedom, Basic + and Creative Auto (CA) modes

are simple ways to customize images while

maintaining automatic settings. Basic+ makes

it easy to create whatever image effects are

desired. Basic+ has two initial option categories:

In “Shoot by ambiance selection,” standard

white balance and exposure compensation are

altered according to the chosen ambience, like

vivid, soft, warm, intense, cool, brighter, darker

and monochrome. In “Shoot by lighting or scene

type,” white balance is adjusted according to

selections like daylight, cloudy, shade,

tungsten, fluorescent and sunset. These

features, complemented by Canon’s Auto

Lighting Optimizer, Lens Peripheral Illumination

Correction, Highlight Tone Priority and Noise

Reduction features help ensure accurate,

nuanced results. In Creative Auto mode, it’s

simple to control parameters like depth-of-field,

flash mode, Picture Style settings and image

quality without risk of a faulty exposure.

HDR Mode

With its new High Dynamic Range

mode, the EOS 6D can merge

3 images of varying exposure, in camera, capturing

a broad range of shadow and highlight detail

and delivering a final image with stunning tonal

range. Adjustable to cover a range of

±3 stops, HDR recording with the EOS 6D

expands the range of the light and dark detail

the camera can record, creating an image with

an impressive range of detail in the brightest

and darkest areas of the composition.

Multiple Exposure Mode

The EOS 6D has a Multiple

Exposure mode for film-like

image creation with the

convenience of in-camera processing. It

offers two different compositing methods for

proper exposure and composition: additive

or average. Multiple exposure shots from 2

to 9 are stored as one final image and can be

taken in both RAW and JPEG shooting modes.

A RAW image previously captured by the

EOS 6D (3:2 aspect ratio only) can be used as

a starting point, and cumulative results can

be observed and corrected in real time on the

camera’s LCD screen.

Handheld Night Scene Mode

Handheld Night Scene mode captures

nightscapes with bright highlights and

detailed dark areas, delivering results

previously impossible without the use of a

tripod. By shooting and combining four

consecutive shots at a shutter speed fast

enough to avoid camera shake, the EOS 6D’s

Handheld Night Scene mode makes dramatic

nighttime photography simple.

HDR Backlight Correction

The EOS 6D’s HDR Backlight Control mode

ensures that backlit subjects are not recorded

too dark. By shooting three consecutive

shots at different exposures (underexposed,

correctly exposed and overexposed) and then

combining the images, the final result

maintains detail in both the shadow and

highlight areas, ensuring the backlit subject

is properly exposed.

Highlight Tone Priority

With highlight tone priority activated, the

EOS 6D shifts the exposure to capture the

tonal details in the bright areas of the

images. It’s a welcome feature that helps to

minimize washed out detail in critical areas

of the composition, and is available with ISOs

of 200–6400.

Auto Lighting Optimizer

With Auto Lighting Optimizer enabled,

the EOS 6D recognizes the current lighting

conditions (ambient, backlight, flash) and

type of subject (person or not) and

automatically determines the optimal tonal

compensation. This can prevent blown out

highlights and maintain shadow detail that

might otherwise be eliminated in recording.

The Auto Lighting Optimizer even uses the

subject recognition advantages of the EOS 6D’s

AE system to obtain a more consistent effect.

Picture Style Settings

The EOS 6D not only features a

number of Canon’s Picture Style

settings but also Picture Style Auto to control

color tones for every composition, based on

information from the camera’s EOS Scene

Detection System. This can be an effective feature

not only in normal scenes, where standard

“punchy” contrast will be used, but also in nature

and outdoor scenes, where the blues and greens

will look more vivid without the need to switch the

camera’s Picture Style to Landscape.

Final HDR image

Three Images

are merged.

Handheld Night Scene mode

Auto Lighting Optimizer OFF

Auto Lighting Optimizer ON

* Compatible with iOS version 5.0 or later and Android

devices version 2.3/4.0 or later. Data charges may apply.

** The EOS Remote app will be available soon. This

software enables you to upload images to social

network services. Before uploading images, please

be aware that image files may contain privacy related

information such as people and places. If necessary,

please delete such information. Canon does not

obtain, collect or use such images or any information

included in such images through this software.

# One-time registration is required on CANON iMAGE

GATEWAY.

## In certain countries and regions, the use of GPS may

be restricted. Therefore be sure to use GPS in

accordance with the laws and regulations of your country

or region. Be particularly careful when traveling outside

your home country. As a signal is received from GPS

satellites, take sufficient measures when using in

locations where the use of electronics is regulated.

^ DPS over IP certified printer is required.

HDR Backlight Control mode ON

HDR Backlight

Control mode OFF

4.5 fps Continuous Shooting

The EOS 6D complements its full-

frame sensor with fast performance

across the board. Thanks to a front

end, 4-channel A/D converter and the

Image Processor, a twin-motor

configuration with dedicated high-speed

motors for the mirror-drive and shutter

charge, and a smaller and lighter shutter

system, the EOS 6D can capture up to 4.5

frames per second. The new mirror and

shutter configuration make less noise and

vibration for quiet camera operation. The

EOS 6D even has a fast flash sync speed of

1/180 sec. for high-performance photography,

no matter the light.

3.0-inch Clear View

LCD monitor

For composing or reviewing of

images in Live View, the EOS 6D

features a high resolution 1,040,000 pixel,

3.0-inch Clear View LCD monitor with the

same 3:2 aspect ratio as its Full-Frame

sensor. It offers 100% coverage, is viewable

from 160° vertically and horizontally, and

can be set to one of 7 levels of brightness.

Its cover has a new, smudge resistant, anti-

reflection coating for enhanced, low-glare

viewing, even in bright light.

Electronic Level

Viewable in both the LCD monitor and

viewfinder, the EOS 6D’s electronic level is an

indispensible tool for critical compositions

when the level has to be just right. When

viewed through the viewfinder, it displays

horizontal tilt up to 9° in 1° increments. When

viewed on the monitor, it displays horizontal

tilt in 1° increments within 360°, and can be

displayed alone or superimposed over the

image in Live View shooting mode.

Composition Assist Grid

To assist in composition, the EOS 6D has a

number of different grids available: 3x3, 6x4,

plus 3x3+diagonal. In addition, the EOS 6D can

shoot in different aspect ratios of 3:2, 4:3, 16:9,

and even 1:1 square.

Silent Mode

When remaining discreet is a priority, the

EOS 6D has a silent mode where the mirror and

shutter are slowed for more quiet operation.

Silent mode is available with both single frame

and continuous shooting.

SD Card compatibility

The EOS 6D uses popular

SD, SDHC, SDXC memory

and it is even compatible

with the newest Ultra High

Speed (UHS-I)

memory cards. Compact,

inexpensive and available in

large capacities, SD, SDHC and

SDXC memory cards are perfect

for saving the high quality

images captured by the EOS 6D’s

Full-Frame sensor.

Built-in Wi-Fi

& GPS

The EOS 6D features Wi-Fi

and GPS

capabilities, conveniently built in. Connecting

easily to a network or directly to an iOS or

Android smartphone* running Canon’s new

EOS Remote app**, a number of camera

functions can be controlled wirelessly, and

images can be reviewed, rated, deleted, filed

and transferred. The EOS 6D is also fully DLNA

(Digital Living Network Alliance) compatible for

easy sharing between the camera and other

DLNA products, like HDTVs, game consoles

and more. Images can be shared through

CANON iMAGE GATEWAY

, and photos can even

be printed directly and wirelessly to Wi-Fi

enabled printers

without the need for a PC. The

EOS 6D’s built-in GPS can record longitude,

latitude and altitude data as EXIF data, has a

logging function that can track movement at set

intervals and can even set the camera’s internal

clock to local time!

Shooting Modes

(Basic+, Creative

Auto)

Beyond normal

shooting modes

such as Auto,

Aperture-priority

During Live View shooting

Transfer images

between cameras

Exchange images

Viewing images using

a media player

View images

Send images to

a Web service

Save and share images

Operate the camera

remotely using EOS Utility

Remotely control the camera

Print images using

a Wi-Fi printer

Print images

Connect to a

smartphone

Make images

viewable

Remote shooting

(Canon Image Gateway)

LCD menu options

4.5 fps continuous shooting

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