With a sensor the same size as a 35mm film negative and almost twice the surface area of an APS-C chip that’s found in the majority of DSLRs, full frame DSLRs offer numerous image quality advantages, including better detail and ISO performance.
Until six months ago, if you wanted a full frame camera, you had to dig pretty deep for a pro-spec model, putting them out of reach for many. Now though, with the arrival of the Canon EOS 6D and Nikon D600, full frame photography looks set to reach a wider audience thanks to both cameras offering full frame sensors, but in smaller, lighter and more affordable bodies…
Key Specs

Sensor – 20.2MP CMOS
Output size – 5472 x 3648px
Lens mount – Canon EF
Shutter speeds – 30secs-1/4000sec, bulb
Max flash sync – 1/180sec
ISO 100-25,600 (Extendable to 50-102,400)
Drive mode – 4.5fps
Movie mode – Full HD (1920 x 1080) @ 30/25/24fps
Display – 3in, 1,040k-dot 3:2 screen
Field of view – 97%
Focus points – 11
Dimensions – 144.5 x 110.5 x 71.2mm
Weight – 770g
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Sensor – 24.3MP CMOS
Output size – 6016 x 4016px
Lens mount – Nikon FX
Shutter speeds – 30secs-1/4000sec, bulb
Max flash sync – 1/200sec
ISO 100-6400 (Extendable to 50-25,600)
Drive mode – 5.5fps
Movie mode – Full HD (1920 x 1080) @ 30/25/24fps
Display – 3.2in, 921k-dot screen
Field of view – 100%
Focus points – 39
Dimensions – 141 x 113 x 82mm
Weight – 850g
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