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Canon EOS M6 II review: IN-DEPTH vs A6400 vs X-T30
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2019
- Canon EOS M6 II - in-depth review of Canon's best APSC mirrorless!
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Filmed with the Sony A6400 and e 24mm: bhpho.to/2CqYrEs
00:58 - Design and controls, screen, EVF, ports, battery
07:17 - Lenses
09:55 - Autofocus with native and adapted lenses
13:01 - RAW burst mode
15:33 - Shutter types - mechanical, electronic, bulb timer
17:05 - Focus bracketing and stacking
18:08 - Movies, quality, slow motion, 4k vs 1080, autofocus
24:46 - Sensor and photo quality, resolution vs 24 Megapixels
28:40 - Final verdict
By far the best review on this camera I've watched. Good job.
Picked this up for use on my Channel reviews. So far, it is outstanding.
Just returned to this video after I bought the M6 Mark II. The video helped me a lot when deciding. Thanks!
I certainly appreciate your straightforward reviews without clickbait headlines like some other reviewers. Well done!
I wonder if any other review could top your review of this camera. Like always the most comprehensive reviews ever. I might buy you a coffee on here and if I get to meet you. Keep up the great work Gordon!
Thankyou! I try my hardest to cover everything I can think of and just hope it's useful and interesting for other people too!
This is so good, it like a lesson about these cameras. I loved the split screen comparison, its puts a lot of doubts to rest. Thank you..
You're very welcome, it's a lot of work, so nice to hear when people find it useful!
Canon EOS M6 II - in-depth review of Canon's best APSC mirrorless!
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Filmed with the Sony A6400 and e 24mm: bhpho.to/2CqYrEs
00:58 - Design and controls, screen, EVF, ports, battery
07:17 - Lenses
09:55 - Autofocus with native and adapted lenses
13:01 - RAW burst mode
15:33 - Shutter types - mechanical, electronic, bulb timer
17:05 - Focus bracketing and stacking
18:08 - Movies, quality, slow motion, 4k vs 1080, autofocus
24:46 - Sensor and photo quality, resolution vs 24 Megapixels
28:40 - Final verdict
man i have been binging your videos and they are very well made with plenty of information regarding every question i had! you rock sir
Thanks! Glad you found me!
I love the amount of detail you went into here. Great review! The lack of evf is a pain, but that plus dropping the NFC connectivity are a deal breaker for me!
Thanks!
Top quality review as expected from one of the best reviewers. Thanks very much Gordon, have bought the 90d, like it but early days yet.
Thanks Andrew, my 90D review should follow in about a week...
Thank you, thank you, thank you for actually talking about image quality!
Hi Gordon, I'm watching your videos and this video is one of the main factors helped me decide to buy this camera I had it for 3 weeks now and really great! Love the stabilization and colors! I also made an unboxing of this camera the timw I bought this and oh by the way 24p is now available!
The best review (and comparison with M50) I have seen so far - brilliant!
Thanks for the detailed overview! Helped a lot choosing a camera.
Thank you. This video has answered so many questions I had about m6 mk2.
I was initially going for the 90D, but the silent shutter, and the ability through a speedbooster to have two photographic opportunities with the same lens, made me determined for the M6 mark2. I previous had the M6 mark1, but sold it because of very noisy shutter and slow handling. This new model shows a new direction
Impressive work. You put a huge amount of information in there!
Thanks, these things take ages to put together!
Thank you for the direct comparison of the images on the m50 vs the m6 mark ii, you're right - the difference wasn't nearly as drastic as I thought it would've been!
06:00 Canon EOS M6 does support 10-bit 4:2:2 (Uncompressed YCbCr) via HDMI output.
Outstanding review and overview! You did a lot of work to put this all together. Hat's Off! I just bought the M6 Mark ii as a second tripod camera for wedding Videography and I use the 90D on my Gimbal or Monopod as my primary Wedding Video camera.
Clearly, the best Canon M6 MII review on RUclips. Well done Gordon. I wish they would update the M5 for photographers that want a light body and dont really care much for video. Focus Stacking, and built in Expanded HDR options would be welcomed. Unfortunately I see canon moving towards supporting the RF lens and R body more than the EOS-M system. Thanks for a great review.
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!
Yes. I still can’t believe that Canon is calling the M6m2 their flagship M system camera going forward. I can’t see them abandoning the M5 form factor. I’m really hoping that we’ll see a new M5 six months from now with IBIS and a higher res viewfinder. However, the cynic in me thinks Canon won’t choose an M system camera as the first body to showcase their new IBIS technology especially with a R successor in the works but I can only keep hoping . . .
@@doogieham it's hard to predict where Canon will go with this, but they are very invested in full-frame mirrorless and the RP isn't that much more than a high-end APSC model would be.
Another fine review, Gordon, thanks! My feeling is that Canon's intended market all along for the EOS M has been casual photographers and vloggers who rarely exchange the kit lens for anything else; the Rebel series of mirrorless, if you will. When there have been more bodies (10, by my count) than lenses (8) since the original EOS M -- and most of those lenses are variable aperture zooms (5) rather than primes (3) -- along with the fact that they seem to be all-in for making the EOS R series a competent system for high-end amateurs and professionals, one can't help but think Canon is once again thoroughly ensuring it's products do not overlap on features with one another.
Yes. I still can’t believe that Canon is calling the M6m2 their flagship M system camera going forward. I can’t see them abandoning the M5 form factor. I’m really hoping that we’ll see a new M5 six months from now with IBIS and a higher res viewfinder. However, the cynic in me thinks Canon won’t choose an M system camera as the first body to showcase their new IBIS technology especially with a R successor in the works but I can only keep hoping . . .
Fantastic review Gordon. Spot on. I haven't been able to put the camera down since I got it. 32mm is an absolute must. Owning a 5d3. I wanted something smaller so size was the primary reason for the m6 II and its exactly what I needed.
Great stuff, glad you enjoyed it - and also have the 32!
Once again, another outstanding camera review by you Gordon. You are the “Gold Standard” by which all the other reviewers should try to embrace and attain… 😊
Thanks! I wish I had the views of the bigger channels, it's hard to justify doing this amount of detail when the views are low.
Good honest review. Thank you for showing a few different lenses. Seems like a good compact camera. But seems like Canon neglected the mirrorless range and lenses.
Wow. Amazing review. So much info thank you
Very good review, thanks for taking the time to review this new body properly.
I use the original M6 regularly when I don't want to carry the 5D or RP. It's a decent camera and I've captured some lovely shots with it. This upgraded version has me tempted.
Thanks!
Gordon, what a great job you did in this video review. Cheers!
Thanks!
Wonderful review and the example shots were incredibly helpful thank you.
You're very welcome!
Great video Gordon , easily one of the most in depth review on youtube for the Canon EOS M6 II Thank you
Thanks, I pour my heart and soul into these!
What a great review and you covered birds in flight - a great help. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Hello thanks for this review very detailed. 👍🏽
Great review. I think this is the camera that brings me back to APS-C from Micro Four Thirds. M43 is actually a great system. Sexy, even. But it takes an experienced photographer to get the best results. I'm a novice who needs the larger tried-and-true sensor size to get the results I want with a little less work and worry.
High quality review, very well done.
Thanks!
Best review out there, thanks Gordon!
Thanks!
Recently bought the M6ii...very happy with my the Sigma 16mm 1.4 lens on this body. But I must say, your skills on breaking down cameras on RUclips is absolutely Masterclass...Bravo!
Thanks! Check out my review of the three Sigma lenses for EF-M!
Thanks Gordon for showing the focus bracketing feature in action.
You're welcome!
Very helpful thx. Especially the prime lens suggestion.
Excellent unbiased, professional review. Great information
Thanks!
@@cameralabs M6 is the king
Great review as usual waiting for the 90D review
Thanks! The 90D review should be in about a week.
Superb review, respect for your knowledge and coherent presentation Cheers
You're welcome!
Great review, Gordon. Cheers!
You're welcome!
Great review Mr. Laing! Thanks a lot.
You're welcome!
Your reviews are always great
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Great rewiev! Love the images comparison with several cameras, like its predecessor and its main compeditor!
Thanks!
Wonderful review as always. Thank you :-)...looks like this THE choice for folks who are already into Canon ecosystem. I was eagerly awaiting your review before putting my money on my first mirrorless.
You're welcome! Don't forget to check prices at cameralabs.com thanks!
About the charger: It has to support the PD Spec.
So when buying a charger just look for PD and you're good to go!
(PD is a technique where charger and device basically communicate what charging rates the device can handle. This prevents the 100w (or whatever wattage your macbook charger has) charger to blow up your cam's battery)
This is a great review. I just wish Canon would release a M5 mark ii. It seems a shame that currently we have to decide between the better screen design and integrated viewfinder of the M50, and the better shooting controls, sensors, and video options of the M6 mark ii. Why not put it all in one package and release it at the same time at a higher price? Canon should give us the option to have the best of both worlds!
So much information, Thank You Gordon
you're welcome!
it is review by pros like you (with the reasoning and evidence) that I depend on when buying cameras and your conclusion with a recommendation for this camera convinced me to purchase the M6 mkII. thank you.
Good review as ever Gordon. I have the original M6 and welcome the improvements in the MkII however I will probably hold out until they produce an upgraded M50 because I find I use the clip on viewfinder rather a lot. On the question of more lenses of which I have 4 from the current catalogue, yes Canon should because whilst I have the adapter so that I can mount any of my EF lenses, the weight and size of those lenses rather defeats the whole point of a small ICL body for travel and casual use. But that said and with Canon likely focused (no pun intended) on expanding their R range of lenses, I think it will be a long time before we see anything from them on M lenses. The thing that has always fascinated me is the popularity of the M range particularly in Japan so it makes some sense for third parties like Sigma to take up the slack and produce native M series lenses at likely, premium prices because they might be shooting at an open goal here in terms of sales with no competition from Canon.
@John Haynes I’m waiting for M5 mk ii...seems like it missed its turn
I think canon m5 mark ii is already released with a new model name called Eos RP...so Canon is using M6 Mark ii as the flagship model in M series... It's also good to use Canon EF-M lenses for both esthetics and portability. If you really pursue very high quality images with mirrorless cameras, Canon R family will be your choice.
Excellent review ! Thank you.
The go-to person for a decent review. And those "test shots"... Delightful.
Thanks!
Amazing review! Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Gordon it would be great to see a follow up video on which EF-S lenses can "keep up" with the 32mm f1.4. There's a ton of cheap glass out there; but which can resolve 32.5MP?
Finally some innovative features from Canon out there, overall a very nice camera, what not so nice is price tag at the moment, hopefully cost goes down in the near future.
I would really like to see your comparison of the M6 II vs the RP.
Great review! My question is when would you enable or disable the continous auto focus function? It seems to work super except when I don't want it to. What is its purpose?
Gordon, amazing review, as always!!!!
Thanks!
I bought the M6mkii and alternate between it and my 7Dmkii with the canon 100-400mkii. I love the controls, and speed of the M6, but the lag of the EVF versus the optical causes me to miss shots. The M6 mkii is an awesome camera in a small package otherwise.
Excellent review and information, thank you.
You're welcome!
Thanks so much for your detailed and fair reviews.
Also, great voice, reminds me of Mick Hucknall from Simply Red.
Wonderful review - is there a stabilisation test anywhere? 👀
Thank you, Gordon, for another excellent and open minded review of the m6-ii and comparing it to the 90d and xt30 and a6400!
I am happy for the Canon fans for this. I am sure those who want to stay with canon will find these improvements significant.
In my case, this model and any other canon has more limiitations than I want to. In fact, I would just feel frustrated if I had to compromise so much with Canon. I don't have that frustatration now I have switched to Sony. It's not a perfect camera, but most of the things I need Sony ticks it for me. There is always room for improvement in future releases, but at least, I know I get a better all around camera. After my a7-3, I am now aiming for the a6400 + the 70-350. That would complete my affordable sport/action camera and lens.
But then again, for Canon users, the m6-ii is a big and worthy update.
Thanks for the thoughtful comments.
Dude thanks!! You're awesome!!
Thankyou, you're very welcome!
Excellent review Gordon. Lot of work went into this, so thanks for making. Had a play with the camera yesterday, feels great in the hand and great with the extra dials. Seriously thinking of changing my rx100m7 for this. The flip up screen good for vlogging as you dont get caught looking side ways like with the eos r screen 😁, i hang the wireless go on the side so hot shoe not an issue. I bought the rx100 to be portable, but although video is good, the camera side i find fiddly and unpredictable, and noisy in low light. Easier to use a phone in all honesty than take the rx100 out to restaurant for shots!!. The m6 is still very pocket-able and the image quality much nicer. A6400 claims better performance, but as an eos r shooter the m6ii ergonomics and touch screen feel so much more user friendly. But m6 ii or wait for the m5ii??? 🙄🙄🤔🤔
Another fantastic review, thanks Gordon! One suggestion: I realize it's probably more of a pain for you, but it would be nice to have a time stamp list where we can jump to different parts of the review, as I'm sure some of us are more interested in certain things than others, and it's a bit fiddly to find the portion one might be interested in. Either way, still a great review! Cheers
Thanks Zach, and I've already done it for you - it's in the pinned comment! Should I also put it anywhere else?
@@cameralabs Hmm... I'm not seeing a pinned comment. Probably an issue on my end and not yours. Not sure. And I've seen it done in the description up top underneath the channel name, but also in a pinned comment. I suppose it doesn't matter where it is. Much appreciated either way, and thanks!
@@dirragon1 Hmmm, it's definitely in the pinned comment, but I've also just added it to the description,.
@@cameralabs No idea why I wouldn't be seeing the pinned comment. Really strange. Oh well. Appreciate the add to the description though, my apologies for being a pain. I'll try to figure out the pinned comment issue. =\
@@dirragon1 no problem, hope you find it somewhere!
A lot is made of the EVF but I am finding not having one not a problem.
Bright daylight yesterday and no issue just using the screen.
Is the autofocus accurate when you focus on small objects (10x loupe) ? The M50 and Eos RP are very inaccurate whereas the 6d II (live view) and M6 I are more accurate.
Gordon, question related to lens data. DPP4 has option to load canon lens data which can then be used to correct aspects like distortion. Is there a way to load 3rd party lens data in DPP?
Please let me know.
DC-1 DVF also works and tilts up, but with less pixels and slower refresh. still seems great.
9:38 Wow...now that you mention it. Yeah...more lenses please.
I‘m waiting for a m version of a 15-85mm. I use the EFS but it would be nice if it was smaller.
Or a 15-70 in 2.8
For my M6II, I own the 22mm F2.0 and the 15-45mm and that's likely all i'll ever buy. Maybe if i was an old man and really wanted to pair down my system, but for now, I want my EF glass. Particularly; 35mm F14. II L.
A great review. Good that you mention the lack of built-in EVF on the M6 II. To me, having to clip on that hideous-looking EVF on top of the camera takes it out of the running as an otherwise great camera for street photography.
hello according to your experience which will have better image quality in the video? Canon M6 Markt II OR SONY RX100 M7? THANK YOU
Great review.No mention of the 22mm though.Great lens,especially for the size.
The 22mm is a nice lens
Hey amazing video!!
I currently have the 200d and wonder if I would regret the megapixels of the eos 6m mark ii with my current lenses:
1. Canon 10 18mm EFS
2. Sigma 30mm art 1.4 efs mount
3. Canon macro 60mm EFS
Do you think any of this lenses would not be able to cope with the higher megapixels?
Regarding the Canon 6m mark ii would I be able to use it with off camera external flashes like yongnuo yn 560 iii with the yongnuo yn 560 tx controller on the hot shoe? Just manual flash no TTL option.
Also how is the 1080p 120 fps video quality?
I would be so hyped for a Canon eos m aps c line but with 120 fps af and IBIS. Will it ever happen you think in the aps c line?
Thanks in advance
I think your lenses would be fine on the M6 II. I'm not sure how many new EOS M products we can expect from Canon as they seem very focused on EOS R right now, but who knows?
Great, very informative and "to the point" review. Watched almost all reviews about m6 mark ii on YT and this video is most professional in depth. Im still thinking to upgrade my m50 to m6m2 for 1080p120, uncropped 4k and higher mpix sensor for big prints.
I'm still hoping for an M50 II with this sensor and maybe IBIS. I can dream!
Gordon does the M6ii with weaker lenses like the kit look like a 24mp camera or somehow worse?
Does m6 2 has 3.5 mm jack to connect external mic... I am already using M50 as it has..
6:03 yes, it does
@@tessfv5581 many thanks 👍
Yes it does, I show you in the video.,
Best review of Canon M6 ii. It helped me decide to buy the camera or not, thanks very much Gordon.
Did you?
Thanks for a thorough review Gordon. I am looking forward to your 90D review as I will one day be looking for an 80D replacement as a birding camera, used with telephoto primes.
You're welcome! My 90D review should be ready next week, but I can tell you now the M6 II was better at bird photography.
@@cameralabs I noted your comments! Ergonomics and balance with big lenses may also be important.
@@GapBahnDirk yes, definitely, although I managed pretty well with the 70-200mm f2.8 mounted on here, so long as you also have the viewfinder accessory!
@@cameralabs I expect that one day I will be using mirrorless with an adaptor. I would also be interested in your take on using OVF vs EVF in low light. Thanks!
@@GapBahnDirk yeah, some EVFs become slower or noisier in low light, but I still prefer them to OVFs.
@Gordon Laing ... I not interested in the video abilities of any camera, as I'm only interested the stills abilities.
I have a large reange of EF and EFs lenses, and only M lenses.
I'm cosidering the M50, but the M6 II (s/hand) is a possibility.... What would you choose for general / sports / lanscape ?
I would prefer a viewfinder (I currently use an M10) as on my 5d mk1.
Hi Gordon. Thanks for another fantastic review! I currently have the M6i with the 22 and 32 and use it only for photography. The point is to have an ultra compact system that can take photos comparable to a much larger setup. Do you feel the mark ii is a meaningful upgrade specifically for stills?
If you shoot at low ISOs with those lenses then yes, you'll see more detail, plus have faster bursts. I'm not sure if it's enough to upgrade - you'll need to check my M50 vs M6 II sections on quality to see what you think.
Bought the M6 Mk2 about 2 weeks ago and absolutely love it. Beats my Lumix GX9 in many areas. The body is cheaper too. Anyway, I am keeping both system.
are you still enjoying the m6 mii ? I'm coming from m43 world too looking into this camera
@@sdhute Yes but I could not use it much as a result of travel restrictions going places. It is still the best value mirrorless camera for taking with you when walking around. The GX9 is good but its sensor is smaller with less resolution. I have both.
Great review.
Thanks!
Wow, that's an amazing review
Thanks!
Great review 👍 ps. I’m thinking about buying this camera as I wish to have something smaller for concert photography, can I ask for your opinion? Do you think it’s a good choice with 18-150 mm lens, or maybe you will point me in different direction? Thx for your time
Hot shoe isn’t an issue, just buy an offset flash mount that attaches to the tripod mount, cheap as chips.
80D and m100 owner here - interesting thought for a mix of photos and videos for someone that travels a lot, and likes to pack very light: Do I supplement these two cameras with the new G7x Mark iii (for ultralight weight travel better than iPhone XR), or get the RP to displace the 80 for photos and youtube channel for the kids and keep the 80D as a backup? I have 3 L lenses: 17-40 F4, 24-70 F4L IS, and 70-200 F2.8L II IS. Would love your thought here Gordon (considering the RP after this review and current $1000 US for the RP right now)...
Love my M5 with the ef efs adapter.
Im basically living on the past generation, i just bought a used m5 last months and im really happy with it. Plus ive a workaround profile picture tht can maintain hdr so i dont think ill be using lr much for traveling pictures lol😂😂
Thanks for the review. When you compared Canon vs Sony at 20:37 I noticed that Sony has much more pronounced sharpening artifacts (brighter lines around black objects), so an apparent increase in sharpness may be due to software sharpening.
That's right.
I would really like a low light video demonstration, especially comparing it to a Canon M50.
I personally been looking for a comparison between those two sensors a lot, better with also x-trans compared. I'm looking for better low light
Hi! Has anyone had the opportunity to try the Focus Bracketing (focus stacking) function of the M6 Mkii with EF-EFS lenses from third-party manufacturers (such as the Sigma 105mm Macro for example)?
Hi Gordon, I have a eos m 100, any big difference in picture quality would you say?
What about the settings I want to be the date and time after the picture is done?
There must be an M50 mkII launch soon? Maybe with DPAF in 4K with a less harsh crop? And yes, I would like to see more native EOS M lenses. I had the original EOS M with the 22mm f/2 and that was a cracking lens, more please Canon, I think you have more M bodies than lenses! p.s. thanks for the great in depth review.
Very nice review indeed! But I would like to see a comparison between 90D and M6 Mark II in AF performance with telephoto attached lenses like 400mm F5.6 lens with 1.4x and 2x TC. All wildlife photographers are wondering how accurate the AF will perform in moving objects with TC in F8 and F11. Since the mirrorless technology should be much better at this point without the need for micro-adjustment as the DSLR's dose. That's why the mirrorless becomes so much popular. The only advantage of DSLR's is battery life and the live viewfinder. Thank you!
Thanks for the review. Without a built in viewfinder and flip screen, it's a deal breaker for me beyond the shadow of a doubt . . AND . . the very reason I sold my M6 and purchased the M50, the latter of which is amazing!
I love the M50 and wish they'd make an M50 II with the M6 II innards!
@@cameralabs OH YEAH !!! I'd buy two. :-)