To conclude, the Canon EOS 5D Mark II and the Canon EOS 70D have similar video capabilities, with both offering Full HD resolution and a 30fps frame rate. The 5D Mark II excels in low light performance due to its full-frame sensor, while the 70D stands out for its Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus system.
The 6D Mark II is equipped with an EF lens mount which gives it access to Canon’s huge lens catalogue, while the full-frame sensor means there’s no field-reduction. The only restriction regards Canon’s EF-S lenses, designed for its range of DSLRs with smaller APS-C sensors; these remain incompatible with its full-frame bodies.
It also puts the EOS 6D Mark II up against some noticeably tougher competition, though it is one of the best Canon cameras for enthusiasts who want to step up to full frame photography – and it's also one of the best cameras with GPS, thanks to its built-in GPS unit.
The Canon EOS M50 Mark II is also for the amateur photographer who wants an even more accessible menu structure. Ten Reasons Why You Should Buy a Canon 6D, the Best Full Frame Camera UnderThe EOS 6D Mark II also has a slightly higher resolution full-frame sensor – 26.2MP versus 24.2MP in the EOS R6 Mark II – and a longer battery life. But the two cameras are comparable in several areas.5TSN.