Canon's website has the specs up.
http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consum...Specifications
my opinion, the 6D wont sell at this price. a full frame rebel should be sell around $1200 for non or slow moving subject. and the AF and burst rate wont attract XXD users. price needs to be at at least $1500 to sell.
The shutter limitation is one of the things that disappoint me most together with the seemingly stripped AF-system. (By the way, if you set the camera to 1/2 stop exposure steps rather than the more common 1/3 step, 1/180 sec will be one of the "half stops".)
Overall I'm a bit confused by the specs and I don't really see to whom the 6D is targeted. I simply can't see that the 6D could be a success for Canon, but on the other hand I suppose the Canon people know more about the market than I. Sure, the benefits of the FF sensor would be nice, but on most other points it would be a step down from my 7D.
On the other hand I'm not really looking for something new. So far it's not my gear that limits my photos and maybe I should just be happy that Canon didn't introduce someting appealing - then they may have tricked me into buying another piece of gear that I don't need.
i'm a 60d user and things i miss in my dslr are bigger sensor, autofocus that works with less light, afma, more custom modes, lower minimum iso (ISO 50) and more fames in AE bracketing
6d covers almost all the things i feel i'm missing in my current dslr.
it's missing a lot of features from 5d mk3 or even 7d, ofc people owning 5d mk2 and 7d will feel 5d mk3 is an upgrade for them, but majority of canon users are using rebel or two digit series dslrs and this is a camera made for those people.
theres one big problem with it thou. as someone who doesnt own a lot of EF lenses, it isnt a problem for me to move on to nikon d600, its priced the same but its a lot better camera then 6d in my opinion. i think 6d's price tag is too high, if it was somewhere arounf 1500$ it would be ok, but this way a lot of potential customers might go with nikon...
Agreed. Was kind of shocked that it was SD card only. If this had been out when I upgraded from my Rebel Xsi, i definitely would've gone for it. But as a 7D user, I'd say this would be more of a FF compliment. I wouldn't make it my main camera body over my 7D at this point. Really disappointed by only 11 AF points too.
And an improved LCD is all fine and good, I guess, but that's really low on the list for me as far as needed improvements. Glad they didn't include the touchscreen though. Just unnecessary for me.
DPreview has published an extensive hands-on preview. http://www.dpreview.com/previews/canon-eos-6d/