The PortaBrace RIG-3Q6D Case for Canon EOS 6Dfrom PortaBrace RIG-3Q6D Case for Canon EOS 6Dis a top loading case designed for the Canon EOS 6D DSLR camera. It features a 1000D Cordura nylon exterior with a soft, padded Veltex-lined interior with two movable dividers. The case includes a 4" lens cup, one 2.75 x 5" corrugated divider kit set, padded iPad/tablet carrying pouch, a white balance card, a cinch tie-down strap, and a nylon shoulder strap.

Top Loading    1000D Cordura Nylon Exterior    Soft Padded Interior with 2 Dividers    Padded iPad Carrying Pouch    Cinch Tie-Down Strap    One Divider Kit Set    White Balance Card    4" Lens Cup Included    Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I was going to purchase this camera to use for night time high school football. I have heard all the negatives about focusing system. Do any of you shoot sports and what are your results like ?

A: The focusing system is poor and the burst rate is slow. I might try a 7D Mk II for sports.

Q: 2. Is the 6d weather sealed as rugged as the 5d mark2? To help prevent drop damage?

A: It's a rugged camera body and is well sealed, especially if you use L lenses. I've never dropped mine yet so I can't answer that. I have friends with 5D's and it seems to be of similar construction. I like mine.

Q: 3. what is final price here after rebate?

A: Unfortunately this kit/bundle has been sold out, and we are not going to be offering it any longer. We are sorry about that.

Q: 4. Can I bring this bag with me on a plane as carry-on?

A: One common dimension requirement of carry-on baggage for airlines is the linear dimension of the bag. That is the total of all three measurements, height x width x depth equal to no more than 45"/ 1143 mm. The total of this bag is 39" so you should be fine. However, as always, check with your airline first.

Q: 5. I have a Sigma DG 120-400 1:4.5-5.6 APO HSM will this work with the 6D?

A: Per B&H spec It should work for Canon 6D full-frame sensor.

Q: 6. I recently bought a Canon 6D camera. I have an old Sigma 50-500 mm zoom lens that I bought for a Canon Rebel FILM camera back in 2000. The lens is not with me right now, but I will have access to it in a couple of months. Will I be able to use the Sigma 50-500 zoom lens for the film camera with the new Canon 6D body? I also have a 1.4X and a 2X converter with the lens. Will these also work with the 6D body?

A: Any lens you had used on a Rebel 35mm film SLR would be compatible with your 6D as well, yes. They have the same compatibility. You could use the teleconverters with the camera as well.

Q: 7. can i use my t3i lenses on this camera?

A: Depends on your lenses. EF lenses can be used on all cameras. EFS lenses can only be used on the crop sensor cameras.

Q: 8. Can an external video recorder be used to capture higher quality video? If so at what quality does the camera send video through the mini hdmi output? Uncompressed?

A: The 6D doesn't have clean HDMI output for optimal use with external recorders.

Q: 9. I recently purchased the EF 85 mm lens to use on my rebel. I am thinking about ordering the D6. Will this lens work on the D6 if I purchase it?

A: If The Canon 6D is compatible with all EF lenses.

Q: 10. I am a wedding and event photographer. Over the past 4 years I have been shooting with Canon 5D and 5D mark ii. I am looking to buy a new body and wonder how the 6D compares. I have looked at the 5D mark iii but the price is so high. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.

A: In regards to overall image quality, the Canon EOS 5D Mark III DSLR camera and the Canon EOS 6D DSLR camera have very closely comparable image quality, with the Canon 6D having the slightest advantage in regards to dynamic range and low-light performance. Of the two, the Canon EOS 5D Mark III would still be considered the more professional of the two cameras, having slightly higher resolution, would be faster in regards to both shutter lag and continuous frames per second (6 fps vs 4.5 fps), would have many more focus points, both standard and cross-type for focusing in low-lighting or in difficult focusing situations (5DMk3 has 61 focus points, 41 of which are cross type; 6D has 11 focus points, one of which is cross-type), and would have dual memory slots for holding more images at once without having to switch cards during shooting. However, speaking specifically regarding image quality and not performance, both are similar, and as stated, the 6D squeaks out slightly more dynamic range and better image quality in low-lighting situations.Both have slightly better quality and are faster compared to the Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR camera. All three use the same battery, while they all use different battery grips, and the 6D does not have a PC sync terminal or use the 3-pin remote terminal as used on the Canon 5D-series cameras, so you would have to adjust your accessories or shooting style accordingly. However, all three cameras could work interchangeably for wedding and/or event photography.