"... before taking your 5d3 out in the rain."
Ahh, again, my friend too late, it has already been out in the rain and other elements as well and it survived. 
Unbelievable as it may be to you, a 6D is not and will never be a 5D Mk III. A 6D is simply Canon's idea of an entry level FF.
If a person can afford the price of admission, the 5D is the way to go. Sorry for the addition of more "useless information".
But, hey, it's free. What do you want?
@ebiggs1 wrote:"... before taking your 5d3 out in the rain."
Ahh, again, my friend too late, it has already been out in the rain and other elements as well and it survived.
Unbelievable as it may be to you, a 6D is not and will never be a 5D Mk III. A 6D is simply Canon's idea of an entry level FF.
If a person can afford the price of admission, the 5D is the way to go. Sorry for the addition of more "useless information".
But, hey, it's free. What do you want?
Heh, you don't actually read what anybody else writes, do you?
That's great about the rain, very impressive. I've had my 6D in the rain too, and my 400D, in torrential downpours in South East Asia. Works fine. But I wouldn't tell someone it's weatherproof, because it's not. Nor is the 5d3. If you don't believe me, look it up. But don't tell people it is until you actually know what you're talking about. Some unfortunate guy is going to listen to you and ruin his camera.
I doubt there has ever been a single person to visit this webpage that doesn't consider $1500 mere pocket change. Anybody that rich sends their chauffeur to the store to buy their camera without even researching it. Just because somebody has $4000 in the bank doesn't mean they should buy the 5d3. They should weigh the options, benefits, and their needs, and make an educated decision. That’s why I try to provide useful information and comparison, instead of simply tell them what to buy. Let them decide. I have yet to see you make a single recommendation based on anything but hype and catch phrases. Buy the best and only cry once!
