Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark II Body

You should go to dpreview to get a very detailed review since my opinion will be absolutely short and concise. I got the so popular 5D2 some months ago, maybe I was one of the first to pick it up at adorama store in NYC. I had the chance to try it under very differnet lignting conditions and let me tell you this is one of the best cameras at low light ever I can shot printable photos even at Iso 6400 with no lose on quality, the noise is simply too low to be considered, same opinion I have on video quality, the 5D2 rocks, the DOF is fantastic when you use fast lenses, like the 85mm f1.8, however everything is not perfect, my only two gripes, are the poor battery life and the old AF system...thats all. Maybe you wanna see a personal noise test with samples at FS. Check it out on the link below.[...]

I pre-ordered a Canon 5D2 on September 17.I emailed Amazon on October 25 asking about the camera's ETA.Amazon replied with an apology and stated that they would upgrade my shipping to next day when the camera was received by Amazon and was ready to ship. I clicked the link on their email saying that I was satisfied and that the issue was resolved.Around a month later I received an email from Amazon stating that my order had been removed by Amazon because I had not responded to an email of October 18 stating that I had to give permission for the order delay or my order would be removed.I NEVER GOT THAT EMAIL! So they removed my order because I never responded to an email WHICH I NEVER RECEIVED!But notice that my email of Oct 25 was answered by Amazon with that apology and quick ship assurance which I approved of by clicking their acceptance link that the problem was resolved.When I spoke to Amazon "customer service," they would not reinstate my order. SO, they effectively made me put my name at the bottom of another merchant's waiting list two months after I had ordered the camera from Amazon. If they cared about my business, they would have done right by me ... but they don't care. This can happen to ANY Amazon customer at any time.Rest assured that B & H would NEVER do this to one of their customers, and that THEIR customer service doesn't consist of robots with heavy accents.

The 5D instruction manual says that "The HDMI Cable HTC-100 (sold separately) is required" to connect to the 5D to an HDMI monitor/TV.That cable goes for $69. I bought the Mediabridge 5ft Mini-HDMI to HDMI Version 1.3b Category 2 for only $12 and it works fine.I think (maybe someone can verify this) that any 1.3b mini HDMI to HDMI cable will work just fine.By the way, the camera is awesome. I have had it for a few days now and I love it. It shoots beautiful pictures at 3200 ISO, so there's really no need for a flash. And it shoots usable (but noisy) photos at 25,600 ISO.That's the end of the review. Now a bit of advice on buying this camera:My advice (for what it's worth) is don't overpay just to have this camera a few weeks early. You're going to be using this thing for 5 years, so whether you get it in January or February doesn't make a big difference. I was lucky enough to buy it (in kit form) from Amazon directly and not from some unknown electronics store.Whatever you do, avoid J&R in New York. If you are thinking about buying the 5D from them please send me a note and I will explain what happened when I pre-ordered the camera from J&R (I ultimately cancelled my order and I have resolved to never buy anything from them in future.)

Now that the new Rebel T1 is out and some of the features of the Mark II, such as video (yes 720p only) and low light capability have trickled down, that makes my choice a little more difficult as an interested hobbyist. While I do understand that the new Rebel doesn't have the same sensor (and what that means), I ask myself if the additional weight of the Mark II will bother me. Obviously, that is a subjective factor, but I'd be interested in opinion from those who have purchased the Mark II or the T1 (just out for a few days, so there may not be many of you out there yet). The new Nikon 5000D muddies the waters even more. Of course, which camera to buy is not a REAL problem, it's a luxury problem. Any commentary on similar choice welcome.

I've had the original 5d for about two years. Just bought the new 5d mark II and have used it for a couple of months now. Wonderful camera, especially for narrow depth of field portraiture or low light work. I've shot at ISO 1600 and the photos look great.I've also played around with the new video capture. The video was excellent, but it really doesn't compare to a dedicated video camera.The menu's have changed a bit, and the battery is not compatible with the original 5d, so that's a bummer; had to buy new spares.Highly recommended.

I purchased this Canon as a replacement to my 20D. Buyer Beware and go with the Nikon!! Nikon's are much more reliable for focusing and metering. I find the focus system less accurate than my 20D and am completely disappointed with this product. I wanted to stay in the Canon family as I have been a fan for years, but this product has completely changed my mind! Yes the Mark II has the bells and whistles, but if your pictures are soft they are worthless!

I have had numerous Canon dSLRs over the years such as the 20D, 40D, Mark IIDs and rebel. I looked forward to the 5D Mark II with much anticipation and got one of the first ones. It has not lived up to my expectations. If I take several shots in a row I get an error. I suspect it will be fixed with a firmware update, but not before it interrupted a couple photo sessions and some pretty good shots. Its video is noisy and more of a gimmick than a worthy enhancement. I would avoid this particular model - maybe they will get it right with their next iteration.

I sold my Canon 1d Mark II on ebay and bought this one. Took various test shots and noticed that some shots were a bit out of focus. So i set up a grid at a 45 degree angle and noticed that the camera was focusing past the focus lock point. I tested with various back focusing test online and sure enough it was back focusing. A while ago i had this problem with my Canon 10d and had sent it to canon for repair 3 times and they said they could not fix it and i was too picky. Well if i am going to spend 2700 on a camera with 21 megapixels, darn tootin i am going to be picky.5 stars to Amazon, i had the camera 25 days and they let me return it. I will always buy from Amazon just for this reason, a very good return policy, even on digital cameras where most give you only 10 days then a huge restocking fee.

Do you find that you purchase good stuff rather than mediocre stuff and then deal with the hassle of selling and upgrading later? Rarely find yourself comparing "toys" and you don't have the best (or close to the best?) What if getting close to the best camera didn't cost an arm and a leg to get, then..... If you're like most of us, read all the reviews you can find (thats the fun part.) ... then you'll probably end up purchasing this camera even though you don't know it yet.I purchased this camera in Jan 2009 once I could find it msrp. Have since purchased 2 "L" lenses the 35 f1.4 and 85 f1.2 hence, it rare that I'll find myself envying someone else's equipment ... or pictures for that matter.The only real mediocre aspect about this camera is the AI-Servo ... Auto Focus results in low keeper rates, try manually focusing. The in focus pictures are awesome even when printing 30" posters.

Don't get me wrong here, this is a powerhouse of a DSLR and kicks butt on Nikon. I also own a 20D & 5D along with my new 5D Mark II. It would be great if I could use the batteries from the 20D & 5D in the 5D Mark II

The 5d Mark II is a very sturdy pro camera. The original 5d was the camera of choice for many full-time National Geographic photographers because of its outstanding image quality coupled with a small portable body. For the Mark II, Canon has added weather sealing, a host of dust reduction features, an expanded ISO range, and increased resolution (no small feat), along with a handful of other features. ISO 5000 on the Mark II is comparable to ISO 1600 on the original 5d, in my opinion. This camera is a workhorse for anyone who needs pro camera features coupled with portability. Ideal for hikers or the traveling photographer. Black dot issue? 100% fixed with a recent firmware update from Canon. This camera is, for me, more intuitive to use than the D700 and the pro features are worth the extra money over the EOS 50d. An 8gb flashcard will hold about 250 RAW photos.

My D5 Mark II with EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM had a focusing problem in Auto and manual modesI thought maybe I was missing a setting or something, but after many dozens of test pics and several readings of the manual I can promise you that: indoors or out, zoomed in or out, high F or low, AF or Manual, this camera couldn't take a clear picture. Every image is slightly out of focus.Canon support offered to repair it but can't exchange for new. Pavillion is giving me an exchange.There are too many good reviews to say it's the design. Must be quality control.I'll let you know how it goes.

Are you a photographer? Hard to beat this full-frame 21mp camera for the price. Do you like HD video with depth of field using great lenses? This is the only camera in existence that does it this well for the price. It's not perfect, but very few things are when the first arrive on scene. That said, go surf the web and you'll see the amazing work people are still able to do with it, even with all the imperfections. If you shoot video for paying clients, this may not be the camera for you, unless it is only to supplement other cameras in your collection. Otherwise, I've been waiting for this camera for a long time and it's finally here.

Great camera. For those like me who are more familiar with film cameras, it offers an incredible range of options!The service from Calumet was excellent, even quicker than expected.

Great upgrade to my Canon 20D. The full-frame is awesome and the video recording is spectacular. However, the on-camera mic is quite awful. But it's still a great upgrade overall.

Hi, I love the pictures this produces but the transfer hangs when connecting the cmaera to the computer. I have updated the fireware, tried different cards and I have 3 computers; it does the same thing with all of them etc I am using a 16gb extreme iv card from sandisk and that works fine in a media card reader. Anyone else seen this issue?Chris

When I pre-ordered this camera at a quality camera store, I was number 150+ on the waiting list and was told this was the most anticipated camera to ever come out thus far. I was able to get one from B&H quicker though and paid the normal price of $2700. The camera is very well built with a sturdy frame, large 3" review screen, full frame sensor (which means it doesn't have the built-in 1.6 magnification as do most DSLRs. This camera offers a huge upgrade from the 5D in the sharpness of images, ISO range, etc. I'm very impressed with the sharpness and color of the images. I would definitely recommend it at the normal price.

Pros:Fantastic image quality, with excellent S/N ratio, with very usable iso 6400.Excellent resolution, esp when used with high grade opticsExcellent menu systemVery useful implementation of Auto ISOVideo Function is amazing.Cons:Additional Battery is very expensive.Canon should have included some video editing software. I have found the best over all simple solution to be power director on PC.I wish all 9 focus points where cross type with extra sensitivity bellow 2.8

So I finally received the camera but it came without the lens. The box it came packaged in clearly stated it was "Body Only" but the sticker with the UPC code was for "Body + Kit". I was charged for the Body + Kit... I'm not sure whose fault it is (Amazon or Canon) but that's what it is.As for the camera, I love it and the black spots reported by some users are there (christmas lights) but at extreme magnification only. Beside for my use, I don't make a living taking pictures of Christmas lights (or city lights). I'm also pretty confident that Canon will release a firmware fix soon.

This is an amazing camera. STOP GIVING IT ONE STAR for just the vendor.My only gripe is with the audio while shooting video. It's a very good mic, and picks up sound clearly, which is its downfall. I had to purchase an external wireless mic so it wouldn't pick up the sound of me changing the focus or zoom level. Oh well, still worth it. You can get an excellent wireless mic unit from BH Photo for about $150.Oh, and I wish they'd made it more than 3.9 FPS, if even at a lower resolution. If it were higher, it'd be one less reason to need a 1D.

I have the Classic 5D and waited 5 weeks before I found the 5DMKII on Amazon.I considered buying another Canon body due to frustration from waiting, but I`m glad I waited. This camera is the best. On my first shoot I was able to capture a Hanger. Canon`s digital photo forum CC section gave my shot Keeper, Hanger and Sell it reviews. I couldn't be happier with this camera.

What else can I say about this camera that hasn't already been said here and in the hundreds of online and magazine reviews. Simply put, "It Rocks". The low-light high-ISO low-noise performance of this camera is simply mind boggling.

Just buy it... If its your first full frame, do it. I had a horrible experience with Amazon sending this item... the amazon "mistake" left me without the camera for one month on exactly the days that i need it, but anyways they sent the product correctly and without hassle at the end. The camera so far is flawless, those blackdots have not appeared in my normal everyday use.

This is arguably the best camera currently available. But you can get it anywhere else for $2,699--I don't know what game Amazon is playing overcharging by nearly $1,000, but my query to them a week ago received a stupid reply and obviously no effort to correct this downright bogus price. Shame on you, Amazon!