Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark II Body

LOVE this camera LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! I can't wait to see what Canon comes up with next in the 5d line. Hope they come out with a mkiii sometime soon. Love being able to shoot at high ISO with this camera for dark churches and receptions. HD video Love it! Great solid camera worth every penny. A superb upgrade from the 5d do not wait to buy this just do it you won't be disappointed. Unless the mkiii comes out that is ;-)

For being a used camera, it's been pretty great. For some reason it glitches up once in awhile, and had some nasty glue and gunk under the glass of the info window on top. This camera however, has changed my life. It has really took me to a new level photographically.

I started out with the Canon T1i, upgraded to the Canon 7D, then finally upgraded to the Canon 5D Mark II.I upgraded to the 5D Mark II primarily for the full frame sensor, and the image quality from it has not let me down. Though not leaps and bounds over the 7D in image quality, the 5D Mark II does produce noticably better photos (at least to my eye). Going from a cropped sensor to full frame did take a little getting use to, as vignetting, etc. did become far more pronounced. However, Lightroom 3 provides an easy fix for that.I've been using the 5D Mark II mainly for fashion and portraits, as well as nature and landscape. The amount of detail that the 21MP sensor picks up is amazing, and I've gotten prints made as large are 20"x30" that are stunning in their detail. Another advantage of the high megapixal count and the full frame sensor is that you can crop a photo pretty judiciously and still retain a good enough image for a fairly large print.After using the 7D though, I was a little disappointed with the less sophisticated 9 point AF system of the 5D Mark II as well as the slower burst rate. The 7D definitely makes for a better action or sports camera, and I liked the AF zones it had available.However, for the kind of images I primarly shoot, the Canon 5D Mark II was definitely worth the extra $$ over the 7D.UPDATED 26 MAR 11: The 9 point AF system continues to irritate the heck out of me, especially since the 9 points are ground very closely in the center leaving much of the outer area uncovered. Other than that, this camera continues to impress me with its image quality and performance. My only other nitpick is that you can only bracket a total of 3 exposures (what the camera is set for, and 1 up and 1 down). For HDR shots, I would like to be able to bracket 5 exposures or more.

I bought this camera about a month ago and it is working pretty well. It is kind of heavy, though. I liked it and will continue using it. Let's see how it goes.

This is a great camera, especially for portraits and landscapes! 22mp means you can really crop your photos when you need to.

you really can't get enough of this camera. i don't consider myself to be anything more than an amature photographer, so i bought these thing because i wanted magazine quality perfect photos of my kids. that's what i got. i bought the simpliest telephoto lens i could find that cost about $300. it was well worth every penny because its easy to use even for a guy like me.

The camera is fantastic! With the lens that is included, you have the ability to take magnificent pictures right out of the box, even without knowing a lot about all the different settings.I would highly recommend this camera for those who want more than just a point and shoot experience.

Overall a high quality camera. The only negative is the somewhat outdated autofocus system but depending on what you shoot it may not be an issue. I personally prefer the simplicity of it and I have had little or no issue shooting sports, dark concerts and fast moving kids.

The best camera I have ever used. Fantastic capability. Lots of flexibility. Doesn't force you into cookie cutter modes. Video mode is fantastic. My only wish would be to have more user customizable settings.

So, I'm not big into writing product reviews, but had to take the time to do so for this product. I previously had a Canon 50D and moved up to a 5D Mark II (which i always wanted) and am very impressed with the image quality and low light performance. I use this camera with either a 24-70 f2.8L, 70-200 f4L, or a 17-40 f4L and it has been outstanding with each of them.I know its a big investment, but if you understand how to use it and are an avid SLR enthusiast it is definitely worth the price of entry. It will not miraculously make you a better photographer, but you can rest assured that it will surpass your expectations in terms of IQ and low-light performance.Happy i made the investment and think you will be too. Stop debating, just d it already!

An awesome camera, well worth the two grand it costs. So what's Amazon's Special Offer for this camera? Two dollars of credit towards MP3 purchases! That's an incentive!

I'm not a pro just an avid enthusiast. I had a Cannon Rebel XSI as my first DSLR and was interested in something more rugged in a full frame format. After months of researching various reviews in DP and other sources I knew this was the full frame for me. The controls are very easy to use even though they are very different from the XSI. There are no "pre-programmed" settings but I quickly found they were not missed at all. I especially like the "joystick" control for quick changes to the various camera settings. I took shots at a wedding reception indoors under existing light without a flash and was impressed by the lack of noise at higher ISO settings. I was using the 24-105 F4L lens and the pictures were tack sharp and quite amazing. This camera is heavier than what I was accustomed to especially when using my 70-200 F4L lens so if you are going to be carrying it around all day I would recommend something other than the included neck strap.My real passion is landscape photography so on a trip to the Oregon coast I had ample opportunity to get some great surf and shore shots despite the sometimes foggy, wet weather without fear of moisture damage. This camera has been everything I expected and so much more. It is a bit expensive but in my opinion you won't be disappointed.I tried out the video once and was very impressed with the quality. I didn't buy this camera for the video capability so that was just an added bonus for me.At 21.1 megapixels the resulting JPEG files are quite large (6-10MB) so make sure you have plenty of space on your computer. I would recommend this ruggedly built camera for anyone who would like the "feel" of quality and pictures that will knock your eyes out especially when enlargements are required.

It's a great camera! I have nothing to complain! I am going to buy 1 more to use like a back up for wedding photo shoot session. Just bough a pig bank and try to save every penny for the 70-200 IS II !

The Canon 5D Mark II is a fantastic camera. It is built to last and provides outstanding quality. I'm working on trying to become a professional photographer and definitely have been getting the quality needed with this camera. Of course if you pair it with Canon's L series lenses you will get the most out of this camera. It still does a great job even with the lower quality lenses. I wrote a more thorough review on my own blog: [...]

I purchased the Canon 5D for it's video quality, I am really a Nikon user of many years and actually I use it with Nikon lenses. I have found that Canon does tweak images in camera more than Nikon does so I prefer to use Nikon when it comes to stills.Video quality is the reason I got it, I do nature documentary films and used a Panasonic HVX-200 with a 35mm lens adapter to get a more filmic image and the capability of using long Nikon lenses.I did get most of both wishes and it was fun at the beginning but the camera turned into a huge and heavy monster. This along with all the rest of the equipment needed made me quit using the adapter and finally sold the camera.For most of my video needs with a proper camera I now have a HPX-150 and pulled away from P2 and quit the adapter as well.The Canon 5D is not a video cam per se and can't seamlessly be used as one, but the image quality it produces is fantastic and makes one work hard at getting footage with it.You will need to brush up on your technique as you do need to know what you are doing with speed and f stops and ND filters and lighting. The 5D reminds one of film cameras, that once aperture is set up (it runs at 180 deg) it's a shoot / stop one button camera !Should your dilemma be 5D or 7D... go 5D ! The image is more organic and the larger pixel count of the sensor eventually show in terms of better resolution and better low light images.Nikon lenses work perfect and quite cheap adapters are readily available and working with SD cards is great !Cons... no real quality sound, and this is a big con as you will eventually need a portable recorder and sync sound with the one images obtained.You do need to work on the ergonomy since it's designed to be a stills camera and it's awkward to move like a real moving image camera.Hope this helps!

I could not be happier with my photos before i bought this camera. just love it. gr8 purchase. amazing quality. I printed 3 16x20 photos taken from this camera. and not a single flaw i can see even after making such a big print.

I had my hands on a friend's 5D the very first time in a sports meet months ago and I despised my Sony Alpha ever since. This cam is worth your every penny and Canon glasses as well. I'm not a pro and I have had the Canon for just a week so I don't have the coolest technical terms to define this camera other than my kid's fave word: awesome!

by itself, the 5d isn't the best choice for video, but with magic lantern firmware, the full size sensor helped us shoot a great video that took place at night in low-light

All I can say is wow. Huge upgrade from 60D. I love it. Love the full frame. Makes a huge difference for me. Would love to buy a 70-200mm L IS II USM lens next.

This is the best camera I've owned. Great low light performance. At $1,999, you can't go wrong with it. I wished I've got this camera earlier.

Look at most of the 3, 2 and 1 star reviews; they all mention Nikon in one way or another. I wonder if they even tried this camera or are standing by and hugging and kissing and sleeping next to their D90 and D3s's and lowering the rating for this beautiful beast. (Note: I am not being biased. I think Nikon makes really wonderful cameras too, though I prefer Canon.)First off, this camera is FAST. It isn't as fast as one of the $5000 professional 1D series cameras, but for half the price, what can you expect? The Mark II is a semi-pro camera that will make an amateur feel like a pro. This camera is fantastic! It's amazingly fast, the ISO performance is staggering, and the full-frame sensor and all 21.1 megapixels of beauty are all you really need to fall in love with this thing over and over again. It pays for itself. There is no price on the shot; if you are debating whether to get this camera or not, I say YES! If you are upgrading from a 5D Mark I, should you upgrade? YES! Are you debating between the 7D and the 5D Mark II? I say to test them both out and see if you prefer the cropped sensor or the full-frame (for me, the full-frame Mark II cannot be beat, though the 7D is also a very nice camera.)Bottom line: just get it.

I purchased the Canon EOS 5D Mark II 21.1MP Full Frame CMOS Digital SLR Camera with high expectations and Cannon has not only met but surpassed all of them. Previously had a 50D which will now be my backup camera, but it just cannot compare to the 5DM2. I use all L lens and what a beautiful combination when you put the best lens with the camera that was designed to give this kind of performance. I highly recommend this camera to anyone who is serious about photography. I purchased this camera from Amazon and my camera was shipped promptly without a hitch.

For starters I dont have the focusing problems that some reviewers have had, but I have used this body with manual focusing lenses on static subjects and I havefound that the live view is very well designed (better than my Nikon D300) and very useful. Suddenly an old Nikon super-telephoto lens that was very hard to focus has taken on a new life. I'm using an adapter ring of course. Live view has also made it easy to use atilt and shift lens.Pictures using lenses like the 50mm AF F/1.8 lenses are extremely sharp (and therefore the focusing is accurate), and I get the impression they could increase the pixel count even further and it would be worth it. My 24-105 mm lens however is beginning to look soft in the corners with this camera.I found the user interface an instant improvement when moving up from the 5D. This is partly facilitated by the improved screen resolution, so now I can find what I'm looking for much faster. It's almost visible in full daylight (but you better use your body to shade it).The user manual is very well written.The infrared remote control RC-5 does not make it possible to take instant shots: there is always a delay. This is a disappointment. HDR photographers will also be disappointed to note that you still cannot take more that 3 exposures without touching the camera or buying a rather expensive Promote Systems Promote Control, Remote Control for Digital SLR CamerasI have not used the video yet, but I have seen a professional documentary that was entirely filmed with this camera and was blown away by the quality.Low light photography is improved over the 5D which was highly praised at the time. You get about an extra f-stop.I also appreciate a bit of sealing as the previous model was extremely vulnerable on this count: like you would not want to bring it to a party with drinks splashing around.This camera may not be a sport's shooter's dream but it is very good for landscape, with a tilt and shift lens like Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II Ultra Wide Tilt-Shift Lens for Canon Digital SLR CamerasAll in all there are no regrets moving up to this, and I will sell my 5D for a low price.

The BAD:Too noisy. Impossible to shoot stills during filming without using a blimp.The GOOD:Stills come out fantastic, but the video:This entire video was shot on the 5D: <...> using 24-105mm L Series and the 70-200mm L series. The camera shoots stunning full HD 1080 progressive 1920x1080. The cinematic shallow depth of field is easily achieved with the focus. The video was shot @24p.