Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark II Body

First digital SLR and I am very impressed. Fit and finish is world class. Wide ISO range of allows taking excellent photos in minimal light. The 24-105L AF lens is superb and a great gerneral lens for this camera.

Awesome product. This camera shoots best photos I've ever seen and even better It is a little difficult to learn though

I bought this camera a few days ago. It's amazing. I really recommed to buy this camera if you want to have a professional Camera :)

I have returned this camera once now and it was replaced by the store. Now that I have the new camera for two weeks now and the same trouble that I had with the last one started to appear again.First it shows up like a grainy pink line on the top of the LCD screen; the next shot, it gets a little wider; third shot, the whole screen turns into a blurry pink display; then all white and pinkish and showing the display from the last shot and not the current one...HELP!!!!!!My lenses are all L lenses; Could it be the memory cards??

Very good, very like it.Although I am not a professional photographer ,it is convenient to use this to my baby shot many beautiful photos,haha

I know this is an awesome camera, but I've only had it a month and it's already falling apart! I'm off to the camera shop tomorrow to see if I can get it fixed. How's this for a start...a $2,200.00 camera falling apart in less than a month. I'm sure I will eventually love this camera, but right now I'm not at all happy.

Having a blast with my new Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Takes great pictures with great flexibility. Taking it everywhere. Still learning. And, there is a LOT to learn. Needed to order a couple of guide books, as the manual is a bit cumbersome and scattered. Other than that, it is great.

Finally a full frame digital camera that can utilize ISO 50! The tonal gradations in skins tones are great! I love this camera.

I love this camera and it has been my workhorse for 2 years. People often complain about the AF ability, but the center point is very accurate and has worked well for me, even in the low light of the studio. The outer AF points, as with most non 1-series Canon cameras, are unreliable. I focus and recompose, and look forward to the day that I have the 5d3 with its pro level AF so I can actually use the outer points. I still rate this camera as a 5, since it was the best available full frame option at the time, and the image quality is stunning.I do look forward to the ergonomic upgrades and pro-level AF of the 5d III, but this camera has served me well.

I am very pleased with this DSLR, never fails, whatever condition given. Im not planning to upgrade anytime soon. the kit lens it came with 24-105L is very nice.

Book is very good, and the explanation is great. The examples are so cool and detailed. I really thankful to the author.

The camera is great, no doubt. But woe betide you if anything goes wrong! Canon does everything they can to avoid backing their products up with a meaningful warranty.I had my camera a few days when the focusing screen fell out during use. (My local professional photography shop said this was a problem they had seen before.) I had no idea what was wrong, but after puzzling over it, I took the lens off and there it was, a detached focusing screen, sitting where it did not belong. I could see where it had fallen out from, so I reinserted it, but when I checked it out, it had gotten scratched.I called Canon support and Jim, a supervisor, told me this was "not a manufacturing defect." I was astounded . . . a focusing screen falling out is not a defect? Jim had apparently been trained to worm out of backing up Canon products. I spent over 6 grand on the camera, lenses, flash . . . and Canon gets sleazy over a $40 focusing screen. Incredible.I wish now I had bought the Nikon.

I upgraded from an original 5d, which I really liked (takes great pics). Though the image quality is not substantially better (if any better) on the mkii, I like having more megapixels, higher iso options, and video capabilities. I have made use of all of these and more, making my decision to upgrade feel solid; of course, now that the mkiii is out, people are selling the mkii used for ridiculous prices (but I wanted a new one, and got it when there was a price drop). I have no regrets.

PROS:ISO performanceIncreased Low/High ISO 50 to 25.600Image Quality (IQ)Improved Menu SystemImproved LCD (Bigger, Brighter, Sharper, 920,000 dots/VGA)HD Video (720p @ 24, 30 60fps - 1080p @ 24, 30fps)Weather SealedImproved BuildCONS:No Built-in Flash3.9FPSRAW file size is largePrice?I originally owned a 5D Classic and loved it, I decided to upgrade to the 5D Mark II roughly 2.5-3yrs ago and love it. It is an amazing camera for any type of photography. I personally do freelance automotive photography for published media. The ISO is amazing.Check my work out with the 5D Mark II at [...]

For those new to the dslr world and have the big bucks, spend it. For those still in the starting line of rebels and looking to step up, save up. Worth absolutely every penny.

I bought 5D Mkii after a lot of thinking and budget calculation. At the end I decided not to go for the Mkiii because I think it's overpriced. Bought Mkii and Canon 85mm f/1.2 instead, made some really great shots just out of the box and could not be happier.

A few months ago I decided to upgrade from the 7D to the 5D Mark 2.I really wish I made this move earlier. The full frame adds so much more to my photographs and really maximizes the value I had already invested in my lenses. Even though the 7D is a newer model and a great camera, the 5D's sensor is so much better. The color composition and low light performance is where the 5D has a strong edge.

Canon must have listened to the needs and desires of serious and professional photographers when they designed this camera. This feature-rich camera combines every possible feature most of us could ever wish for.Pros:This camera is truly professional quality. This is NOT a camera that can be purchased at a typical retail store display like those found Target or Wal-Mart. This camera demands attention, and the size will set this one apart from the other typical DSLR cameras often seen around.This camera ships with a large, fast lens that lets in a LOT of light, making it perfect for general photography. It also ships with a lens hood for the lens in the kit.Movie mode essentially replaces the need for a seporate HDTV recorder, so it's a 2-for-1 deal really.Cons:You pay for what you get, and this is no exception. Yes, it is expensive, but then again, it is worth EVERY PENNY. Once you get one of these, nothing else will ever come close. It is simply the fastest, most amazing camera I have ever used, hands down.There is no flash attached. But not being a regular use of a camera flash, it's no big deal. Considering the HUGE ISO range, it really is not an issue. A speedlight can always be added to the hot shoe, if need be.It is heavy. The weight of the lens and the weight of the camera itself make it quite heavy. It is quite heavy, so much that it has made me consider a specially-designed neck strap to replace the one that was shipped with the camera.All in all, if I had the money, I would buy a second camera just like this one. Like I said earlier, once you pick it up, you will be in love.

I upgraded my 5D to the Mark II and the MA, better LCD, higher ISO and the video mode makes it a worthy upgrade. I don't care about the MP count that much but it is nice to have more if you need to crop. I was considering the 1D MKIV but I found the the 5D MKII image quality better. I am not shooting sport regularly so the better IQ was more important for me than the higher FPS and the better AF and also, the 5D MKII cost just half of the 1D MKIV. I needed the body only because I never really liked the 24-105 f4L IS lens - personally I prefer the 24-70 2.8L - but only the kit was available at the time so I ordered it and sold the lens immediately. This way the body came out cheaper than the body only version so it was a good deal.The 5D MKII is out for a while so everything is written about it already I don't want to waste the space I am just saying I really like it. My only wish would be the 7D's AF system in it but it will probably come with the MKIII I just didn't want to wait. I have the 7D for the occasional sport and wildlife and the 5D MKII for the rest. Amazing camera!

I bought this camera recently and it does not cease to amaze me. Going int it I already knew about the issues with the jello effect when panning or tilting fast so I can't complain too much about that. This camera is just amazing in low light. I don't recommend boosting the ISO too much as it increases the amount of noise, but even in lower ISO settings it doesn't need nearly as much light as other cameras I have used. This means you don't need to buy extremely powerful and expensive lights. You can buy smaller lights and they will be more than bright enough. This way your actors won't be sweating either. =DThis is the first thing I shot on the new camera. I'm very impressed by the picture quality you can get out of it![...]

There are plenty of reviews about the image quality and I second them. The images that this camera produces are excellent. I have found the focus to be excellent too.However, for the price I am left a little disappointed with the somewhat basic features. For this money I was expecting plenty of bells and whistles and imagined that this camera would be feature-rich. Unfortunately this wasn't the case. Canon seems to have deliberately limited certain features on this camera which I was very surprised to find. It's rather like buying a Lamborghini, taking it the the race track and discovering that the gas pedal doesn't go down all the way.Particularly annoying and crazy features that you may not expect are:Exposure bracketing: You can only take 3 shots and the maximum +/- is 2 stops. For a camera this price you should be able to chose how many exposure you want and a much greater range of stops. Infuriating!In manual mode, Auto ISO doesn't work. You can only choose a manual ISO setting. Very very very very very very very very VERY annoying.Auto ISO (available in any non-manual mode) will only go up to 3200. If you want higher than this you have to set it manually. For the price I want to be able to set max/min limits. MADDENINGLongest shutter you can set is 30s. I know all camera manufacturers do this but it is just nuts. There is no reason why you shouldn't be able to set 60s, 120s, 4 hours, 2 days, for this price.All in all this a pretty basic piece of equipment with an excellent sensor. I wouldn't buy this again (in hindsight the D700 would have been a better buy) and when the updated D700 and 5DMk3 comes out I will evaluate them both and consider the move to Nikon who's bodies seem much more feature rich. Nikon lenses are more expensive but that is another story....

I've shot with Nikon and Canon and this camera takes the best quality pictures. For the money, you can't buy a more professional camera. I've searched the web and by far is the best value out there.

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.