In pictures: the Canon EOS 6D

We got our hands on Canon's new entry-level EOS 6D DSLR

A max shutter speed of 1/4000sec is middling and inferior to similarly priced Canons. The EOS 6D can shoot at a maximum of 4.5fps, with the shutter rated for 100,000 cycles.

The camera's LCD is a 3:2 ratio, 1.04million dot unit, obviously supporting Live View. It's not an articulating system like some rumours had suggested.

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