Canon 6D Mark ii VS 5D Mark iii — What spec ACTUALLY matters? @jamiewindsor

Jamie Windsor | Canon 6D Mark ii VS 5D Mark iii — What spec ACTUALLY matters? @jamiewindsor | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 15 minutes ago
A review of the Canon EOS 6D mark ii and a comparison with the older 5D mark iii. A lot of people are asking which one to get as they are around the same price point currently. I run through the pros and cons and take a look at what ACTUALLY matters when it comes to differences in the spec.

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