Canon has updated their popular entry-level full-frame DSLR with the 6D Mark II. The new body sports a 26.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor with the DIGIC 7 processor to speed things up. ISO sensitivity range has been improved to 100-40000 native, expandable to 50-10240. The 6DII can shoot a fast 6.5fps, up 2fps from the previous version. We are super pumped that Canon has finally upgraded the weak AF system from the original 6D. The new camera boasts a 45-point all cross type AF system! Previously, the 6D had 11-point AF with only the center cross type. Canon's Dual Pixel CMOS AF found its way into the 6D Mark II for precise AF during live view and video recording. Video shooting has improved (slightly) to 60p at full HD, sadly no 4K in this body. An interesting Digital IS when shooting video provides 5-axis Image Stabilization to minimize camera shake. Built-in Wifi and GPS allow you to share your photos easier when on the go. A tilting 3" LCD screen and a (disappointing) single SD card slot round out the body features. 

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A brief note about RAW compatibility with new cameras: Software manufacturers need time to properly add Camera RAW profiles to their software. New cameras typically will not have RAW support for the first few weeks/months of their release. :( You can try Adobe's DNG converter (downloadable here) which might work for you. Unfortunately, we cannot be responsible for making sure RAW files from a new camera work with your particular computer and software so please check compatability before renting.

Certain third party lenses may exhibit a weird circular pattern when used with some Canon bodies. To correct, navigate to red menu 1 and find Lens Abberation Correction and turn Peripheral illum corr to OFF.