You'll be saving money and getting the full power of the full frame sensor plus a myriad of helpful features that will put you at the forefront of whatever anyone else is producing these days... just stay focused on being a good photographer, which is much more than what equipment you are using anyway

Well, I don't disagree, but there are enough features, and it's a camera that some pro's keep as a backup to their 1DX or 5D MkIV's

Lots of good features when you can figure out how to access them.

Therefore the new dual-pixel continuous AF is a very welcomed feature

Very easy to operate with many cool features.

Canon wireless capabilities is a nice feature

The 6D Mark II has made electronic leveling and grid display available through its "intelligent viewfinder" which is a really neat feature

It has a lot of cool features, canon has good lenses, and color

A very nicely made camera, with great features

Despite the fact that the camera has many desirable features with the flippy screen, ability to use extenders, focus speed, handling, and touch sensitive system controls etc., the dynamic range is so bad there is basically no way to compensate for it

Feature-wise, the EOS 6D Mark II is very comparable to the current crop of xxD series Canon SLR's

It didn't matter if he was riding at a moderate taking-it-easy kind of speed or pedaling as fast as he could, there was absolutely no indication of focusing lag