Nikon D610 vs. Canon 6D: The battle of the affordable, full-frame DSLRs

 

 

If you're in the market for a full-frame DSLR with a relatively affordable price-tag, the Canon 6D and Nikon D610 will doubtless be right near the top of your list. But if you're not already invested in full-frame glass for the Canon EF or Nikon F lens mounts, choosing between the two is quite a challenge.

As the entry-level point to each company's full-frame DSLR line, these two cameras have a whole lot in common with each other beyond their sensor size. Their feature set, body size and build are quite similar, and there's not much to separate them in terms of resolution, either.

But when you take a closer look, there are some very important differences that will make each camera better-suited to different styles of photography, so this is a decision you want to get right.

 

 

But fear not: We're here to help smooth your decision-making process! We've published detailed reviews both of these cameras, and now we've written a head-to-head comparison for you. In our just-published Nikon D610 vs. Canon 6D comparison, we take a very close look at both cameras -- and not just in terms of what the specifications say, but also what we learned in our in-depth lab testing and our real-world reviews of each camera.

Want to know which is worthy of your hard-earned cash? Read our comprehensive Nikon D610 vs. Canon 6D comparison, and find out!

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