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I always wanted to cover a full service of the Canon EOS 6D (or at least to find a good one over the internet) but never got the chance. Well, I just got this 6D in excellent condition and I decide to do it.
In this tutorial, I'm showing you almost everything that needs to be disassembled in order to be able to fix your camera. I do hope that this video would be helpful as much as I wanted to be when I needed to service my first 6D. For some, this camera might be outdated but to me is another excellent camera made by Canon, and I'm pretty sure it will not die soon!
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