Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark II Body

Wonderful fit, for what I require in a product and I think this product is worth the price and when it comes to saving, Amazon is GREAT! ON A SCALE 1-10 the product rate as a 10, highly recommend, overall this is a great product.

This item Did not fit properly could not screw on. Better off with a real one. I would not recommend

What can I say, Sorry Nikon, you loose this Canon kicks Butt and takes names. The photos are off the chain !! Great Job Canon!

This camera is phenomenal. I love the quality, the weight takes some getting used to if you come from lighter prosumer/consumer cameras. But, every time I use it, I fall in love over and over again. Great! Great with lowlight as well.

I have been using Canon products for many years and not been disappointed, the 5D Mk lll maintains this standard. Just a phenomenal piece of kit

Excited to finally be using a full frame camera. Bought it used...feels new! New or used you'll enjoy your move to full frame!

I should have bought this camera earlier. It can do miracles. Exceptional quality. It's in a class of its own.

I bought this camera for my Photography Business,very high ISO and low noise. I've had great results and customers come back for more. I also shoot outdoors of nature, and I can enlarge with breath-taking results. I also have a T3i for a back-up camera which does well in a pinch or for secondary angles with my assistant. (weddings) Video isn't all that... will probably have to get a REAL Video rig for video. The camera can do it, but... it's best for stills.

Pretty awesome! Just couldn't stand having only 9-AF points. Mark-III is clearly superior. Great for whoever wants to entry into elite camera world.

I have had the 5d mark ii for just about two months now. And my goodness what a difference in having this body compares. I came off of using a Canon Rebel XTI since 2006. I heavily used the XTI for travel photos landscapes, indoors, museums, family functions and personal wedding photos; along with a 28-135mm IS lens.

I'll compare what upgrading from the "beginner's DLSR" to this semipro/pro body, using casual language since I'm nowhere near being a pro, but take my photography seriously as a hobby.

Size & Weight
- The 5d markii is significantly bigger all around. The weight is more substantial and the materials used seem more sturdy and solid. The xti looks almost like a toy compared to the 5dmarkii. Don't let this size scare you away, I see many of people traveling with the 5d body or 7d/60d which are about the same size, and the feeling of the camera is just very nice to hold.

Crop vs. zoom
- It has taken me quite some time to learn how the crop factor on the XTI affects the image vs. the full frame. I'm currently shooting with the same 28-135mm lens, and the same lens on the 5d body is significantly wider. What I mean by this is you get much more of what you are looking at on the view finder without having to step backwards to fit more into the frame. (After using the xti for so long, I hate to think of how much I have missed out on my images without the full frame.

Speed
- The sound and speed of the shutter are different on this camera. The shutter sounds a bit more violent, but the speed in between exposures is quite noticeable. I recently took some outside photos of my 3 year old niece and I was able to get much more of her facial expressions just using the single shot mode and still got more shots in than before.

Camera bag
- if you have a small camera bag (single dslr) for an xti sized body, you will likely need to upgrade your bag since the body and eventually, the lens you attach will no longer fit.

Image quality and size
The full frame camera and bump of 20 mb per image are huge when you want to crop and zoom and still be able to print out a clear image. Graininess is less when you look closer at the image, but I'm sure that will improve even more after I purchase a 28-70mm f2.8 L lens.

Menus & wheel
If you are a pretty seasoned user of the XTI style menus, the 5D MKII menus did not take very long to figure out. The wheel does make scrolling through menus and thumbnails easier. The exposure and focus point buttons are still taking some time to get used to (position on the body wise)

LCD screen
This has a beautiful screen attached and you can truly see what the image will look like when you get home and on your actual computer monitor. The colors are more rich and deep in color. The screen is bright and very clear.
Video
Have not taken a lot of video on this body yet, but I did notice you can't have IS switched on while filming, otherwise, you hear the motor running in the video.
Summary
If you can afford a body of this caliber, take your photography seriously, and value the people or things you are taking pictures of, I think that alone is worth the $. Time and again, I wish I had a better camera body to capture those moments like birthdays and be able to print or send large images of the moments. Having that option is fantastic.

This camera is definitely much much better than its sister 5D2. The focusing in this machine is quick and pleasing to use. Since last summer this has been my main workhorse and it does everything i wanted it to do, at least for now.

The only problem for me is it can be rather heavy with the grip on so probably not a camera for travellers.

You really can't go wrong with any of the Canon line in my opinion. I started my part-time photography business with a Rebel Xti (an entry level consumer digital SLR) and generated enough income to start an in-home studio and branch out into dance studio and high school senior photography as well! However, along with my series-L lenses, my portraits went from sellable to stunning when I started using this baby! The full-size sensor and higher resolution makes a huge difference in image clarity when you're processing in your image editing software. If you're used to Canon controls, you'll be right at home. In fact, you'll notice improvements on the old ideas like being able to change multiple settings on one screen with a toggle on the fly without navigating the menus. If you're not comfortable with the apeture-shutter-ASA triangle, though, you'll be uncomfortable with this camera as all the auto settings are gone; and there's no on-board flash. I think you'll find that with the ASA ranges this camera offers, you'll prefer to shoot without flash in most low-light situations. Even at night in the city lights, the images look so true to life that it will stun you. With this camera, you can truely "paint with light"!

its full frame sensor easy to use with lenses, the megapixels are great! great image quality in video. could I say more... yes, am very happy with this camera.

I am going through withdrawal from shooting film... May be this will help... great product although very complicated to operate and learn... Update September 2013. This is one fantastic instrument. This is my first significant digital camera after having converted from film to digital. Because I was used to working with a completely manual Hasselblad 500 CM, I found the feature set intimidating. After really learning digital photography from a conceptual standpoint, I was able to structure a workflow with the features that were important to my photography. Basically, I shoot exactly the same ways as I did with film; I use RAW imaging while shooting entirely on manual. This allows me to produce imaging files that I process in Adobe Lightroom; i.e. it's like shooting film and then processing in the darkroom. The camera is capable of producing high quality images that can easily be enlarged to 16X20 when shot at 100 ASA (just like film). I suspect that I can actually go to 24X30. I am extremely pleased with what I am able to accomplish. I would highly recommend this to anyone wanting to accomplish serious photography....

I've got nothing but love for this camera. I've been looking at it for years and finally got one. Huge upgrade from the T3i in durability, flexibility, and versatility. I can't believe how great photos look at high ISOs -got a beautiful shot at iso 4000 that I NEVER would have been able to do on my old camera. This body is legendary for a reason.

This is a great camera. I upgraded from a crop frame Canon to the MKII and I am very happy with this camera. It is a workhorse and is a great investment.

This is a great camera! I am so pleased with the picture quality. I am not a pro but my pictures look great!

i have only two lens, 17-40, and 85. so it works for me fine. shooting of video with this camera is amazing

I am not a professional photographer but I do enjoy taking pictures. The is my third DSLR and it is my first full frame camera. For the amount of money I spent and for being an Apple iPhone users for the past five years, I thought Canon would make the UI easier for users. This camera was designed by people who obviously were not thinking out side of the box. I would recommend Canon create a simply to use UI for smartphones and relate all user preferences and commands via the smart phone to the camera. I would love to simply speak to Siri and ask her to take my voice commands and communicate to the camera using USB, Wifi, or Bluetooth methods. The picture data would also be stored on the smartphone instead of the camera. That way, pictures can be easily sent to your Facebook, Twitter, or blogs. I am currently getting over 8 MBPS upload speed with AT&T's LTE system. This means sending huge amount of data is very possible right now.Some of you may laugh at my review. Give it another five years.12/1/2012- updateNews released on 11/29/2012 By REUTERSSouth Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung Electronics Co is taking aim at its Japanese rivals with an Android-powered digital camera that allows users to swiftly and wirelessly upload pictures to social networking sites.The Galaxy camera lets users connect to a mobile network or Wi-Fi to share photographs and video without having to hook up the camera to a computer.Wireless transfer to social networking sites by a camera. Check.Maybe I don't have to wait five years after all.

Bought this wondering if there were any issues but it arrived as described and is a great improvement on my last Canon. OK so the next model up has some enhancements but Value for Money this camera is the tops

I'm not going to dwell on why I am rating this camera 5 stars. Tons of other reviewers have already done that.Canon 5D Mark II is an iconic piece of equipment that should satisfy the need of any photographer. I have been drooling over this camera for years, but when the price came down substantially, I just could not resist in pulling the trigger & I am glad I did. This camera is simply outstanding & the pictures I am getting with it are as amazing. In addition to this, I have also taken several videos with it & the quality of the video is very impressive.Canon 5D Mark II is also one of the main cameras used in the White House by the President's Photographer.This camera has also been used in the following movies among many others:Iron Man 2Captain AmericaBlack SwanHouse, Season 6, FinaleRed TailsSearching for SonnyAct of ValorLockdownA Beautiful BellyReverieParaNormanIn a nutshell, if this camera is good enough for Hollywood & the White House, it should be good enough for you.I highly recommend it & I would rate it 6 stars if I could.

A truly excellent camera for the professional or advanced amateur, with fast and accurate auto focus facilities producing outstanding prints

There are enough detailed reviews but I believe my summary would be;

- The 5D Mark III is a massive step up from the 5D Mark II, so if you are in doubt don't be, go and buy the Mark III

- The 5D Mark III with a good lens on it is superb I particularly like the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM.

- There is much specualtion about whether the Nikon D800 is better than the Canon 5D Mark III and the answer is that as an all round camera the 5D Mark III is probably the better camera but for stills and detail the D800 is very, very good.

- You will occasionally hear of the Canon 7D being mentioned in the company of the 5D Mark III and Nikon D800, it does not come close.....

UPDATE - I used the 5D M3 for astro photography and the images are stunning. I did not find the D800's sensor was as good in this aspect of photography.

Having owned the Rebel XTi for 6+ years, I was looking to step up in mega pixel and low light performance. I was back-and-forth between the 5D and the 7D. I've played around with the 7D but haven't spent much time with it so I can't give a good comparison but it just seems like the 7D is the Mercedes and the 5D is the Corvette. The 7D is going to give you all the bells and whistles but the 5D gets the nod for the pure power. I'm happy with my choice, this body + L-Series lens perform incredibly well.My only gripe with it is the auto focus. It searches a lot and seems inconsistent as to when it will lock in on a focal point. It leaves a little to be desired and I think the 7D would have it beat in this category.