Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark III

This is the most capable, wonderful camera! I started with a Canon point & shoot years ago, progressed to a Rebel xti, then to a 5D Mark II. Now I have reached the pinnacle, I think. The only way I would ever buy another camera would be if they got all the capabilities of the Mark III into a lighter camera.

So many nice changes and easy to use...it is hard to find the screen cover size for it. But the pictures are great.

5D Mark iii is a fine camera, but I don't think that it is worth the upgrade if you already have 7d or 5d Mark ii or 1d Mark IV. I have two reasons:1) Low light focus, you get full frame, better focus (even though the low light is not that great - I tried at ISO 25600, the focus went crazy. I can't get it focused at all). Comparing my old 5d mark ii, it is no better. It is only better when the light is good and the object being shot is moving then Mark iii performs better). My 1d Mark IV is actually quicker in focusing though at 16 meg pixel. True, the IOS quality has been raised from 6400 to 12800 low light wise between 1d mark iv and 5d mark iii. You still need a flash to have a good picture at ISO 12800 for 5d Mark III. The occasion of shooting at this low light is not that common, say maybe 10-20% of your overall shooting. I see improvement but not big enough to buy Mark iii instead of Mark II. Buying a used 1D Mark IV can be a better idea if you are talking about low light shooting and auto focus.2) Cost - 7d is less than 2k, new 1d mark IV is 4.5K, Nikon d800 is 3k (with flash, better low light, faster focus). After looked at the features and the images taken, I am not sold on 5d Mark III. It is good but not good enough to be $500 than D800, $1.75k more than 7d. The full frame is fine but unless you develop pictures that big, 1.3x or 1.6x offered by 1d mark iv and 7d are enough for you if we talk about the picture quality only.Pros - more focus points, 3.2 view finder, better video, better weather protectionCons - not worth the 1k premium over 5d mark II or 1.75k over 7d, low light focus in need of improvement, not features competitive with Nikon d800I returned mine and decide to keep my 1d mark iv and wait for the next upgrade opportunity.

Upgraded to this camera from my old Rebel XTi 10.1 MP, definitely worth every penny. The quality of light metering is quite precise, as well as the readings are spot on. The quality of video is amazing, Canon has really pushed it this time, but when shooting video, it does take a toll on the battery and I had to load mine up with a dual battery pack grip in order to accommodate for the toll. Also, the videos are quite large in file size, even in the simpler definition. Therefore in order to make up for that, had to acquire a larger capacity memory card. On the other hand the quality of audio is quite impressive, considering that I have only used the internal microphone so far. All around, this is a great piece of equipment for both photo, as well as video shoots.

This is my second Canon 5D Mark lll .This camera is perfect for the type of photography that I do . I gives the closest thing to a Canon 1D Mark X without the price tag of almost 7 grand .In fact it allows me to have 2 cameras and 2 lenes (24-104mm F4.0 L) for close to the price of a 1D Mark X .Awesome deal Canon and Amazon with the rebates . The camera was and lens kit was about the same as just the camera when it was first announced.

Have had this camera for a month now and hands down, it's the best in it's class.Ergonomically, it just works. Buttons are where they belong, everything is lightening fast and spot on.Sure - it's pricey, but if you're in the market for this camera you already know that it's not for everyone.Crazy-high ISO pictures are a no-brainer and very little grain, even at ISO 25,600 !Focus system is second to none.The LCD is far beyond my old 40D.WHat I especially appreciate is my older lenses not only work flawlessly on it, but the camera makes these lenses look better than ever.I've long been a fan of the Canon 28-135 and it now looks better than ever!A little disappointd that Canon did not opt to have built-in WiFi as the 6D has, but if that's my biggest gripe...Quit reading and go get it!!!

this camera really works.great quality pictures without noisewas not heavy either compared to other cameras.impressive! worth of every penny

I love the way they manage the deal to their costumers. I love this compact and beautiful designed of SLR camera. It's a perfect and powerful for PRO.

I have had quite a number of Canon cameras over the years and this one is a show-stopper. The only downside is that being full-frame very few of you older lenses will work with it...in fact, none of mine did.

Had it for a few weeks, and it has been a dream. Took a while to get used to the controls, which could be expected coming from a t2i. Its a complete different experience from the lower level camera. Very Pleased

Got mine delivered quickly by Amazon. Pckg was good. Opened & tried it. I was getting blurred pictures especially at wider aperture setting. Decided to do a micro-adjustment. Managed to do it at full telephoto but 24mm it was impossible. Pictures were too blurry. Called up Canon to send it in. I had to pay postage to ship it to Canon ($50 with insurance). Canon fixed the issue. The lens was not focusing right so they replaced some parts. Next Canon fixed the overexposure & shutter speed calibration on the camera. Finally got a proper working camera. This is a hassle. You are paying $3500 for an eqpt that you would expect to work right out of the box. I guess companies don't focus on product quality anymore but try to sell as much as they can.

Having had a Canon EOS 20D for about 8 years, I needed to move into the present and get a more capable and more updated camera. After some debate, I chose the 5D Mark III. I am still learning the new features but it has not been a disappointment. Being Winter, I haven't had a lot of opportunity to use it often but when I do, it is amazing! The LCD on the back is very big and I can see it even in sun light. There are some functions that I am not accustomed to yet but I don't see any problems getting proficient in a short time. If you have the money and want a high end Canon camera, consider the EOS 5D Mark III. It lives up to it's reputation.

This camera is intended for advanced amateurs and professionals. It will not make your facebook photos magically better than you phone, if anything it will make it much more easier to screw up a photo if you are not sure what you are doing. In short, stop reading if photography is not a current/future hobby / profession. You will be better served by many fantastic cameras like Nex 7 / Nikon One / G1X.If you are not invested in canon gear and are just starting out, take a serious look at Nikon D800. It is a superb camera and may be better in some ways (higher resolution & dynamic range, lower price). I shoot canon because used glass is much cheaper and readily available, specially at super telephoto end. Find me a Mint Nikon 300 f2.8 VR for < 4k and we can talk ;-)For the rest, save your money and get this camera. The AF improvement ( It has a 90%+ success rate for a 4 year kid running towards the camera vs 40% on MKII using the same glass. Much easier to catch birds in flight even with f5.6 glass), 6 Fps (plenty of FPS for weekend BIF warrior / Sports photographer, AF during video using AF button, better high ISO capability (combined with low light AF) is completely worth the price of admission. In just 1 week I have had this guy, I have taken 5+ shots that I would miss with my 5D MKII. This includes super dim club setting salsa dancing, late evening kiddo playing with slides, live view shots from the hip.Yes it is priced @ $3500, higher than MKII. But once you see the performance of the AF, the price of entry gets easily justified. (Just for reference it has the same AF as the upcoming pro camera 1DX and it is performing better than any other canon AF to date, not just the 5 series based on user input).

I did a church picture directory; doing away with the background and putting backgrounds from around the world. Now I have to take all my weddings and flower pictures and vacations pictures over again because of the great pictures that I can take with this camera. By using the Amazon credit card I am able to pay it off over two years; which makes it possible for me to afford such a nice camera.

Canon does a great job with this Canon 5D Mark III full frame camera. I called it a mini 1D, since it has the 1D AF system which is fast and lock focus right away. I can use all the old full frame EOS lens and third party lens without issue. Thanks for the effective micro focus adjustment. High ISO is usable all the way to 12800, which is smoother than the ISO 800 of 5D mark I! The jpeg output is very amazing, sharp and vivid. I am not the one who have the patience to do post-processing in front of the computer for hours. 5D mark III allow me to get the perfect shot right from the camera without processing. 100% viewfinder, speedy AF, 61 points AF tracking, mouth-opening high ISO performance, continuous shooting like a machine gun, super-fast digic processor that save photos in top speed. It also has the right weight to support those heavy L lens and the grip and handling are perfect. The quiet mode for shutter is a plus. The only thing that distract me is the Rate button, that I feel is not needed. However, I remember I can program it to do something else. The Custom C1,C2,C3 setting in the shift-protecting knob are very sweet, so I can save 3 set of customized settings. The vivid LCD screen is high-end and crystal clear and crisp. Video mode is also super nice, and I hate the lens AF for me, because I don't want motor-noise. From the outside, it may look like a Mark II, but inside it is a mini-1D for me without the bulk! Nice upgrade, built with quality, solid semi-professional DSLR which is a work horse for sure. Does it worth $3500, I would say yes :)

I've read several comments, posts and articles about this camera, specially about the reduced noise at higher ISOs. It’s true. For me, this is a real gain, because if you photograph in door at evening (even using prime lenses, e.g. 1.2 or 1.4) you need to increase the ISO to keep reasonable shutter speed (1/125). Usually, the result is grainer/noisier. This 5D keeps very nice result up to ISO 1600.

This camera is a photo lab in a camera. The price was excellent on Amazon. The difference in my pictures from using the Canon EOS is huge.

What can I say except I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this camera! Worth the price I paid. It's my baby and I use it all the time

One of the best moves I have made in recent memory.Canon took an "L" lens and included it as a 'kit' lens for the 5D mark III at a lower price than buying both individually.Not much else to say.Custom Function now allows up to 7 bracketed shots automatically. For HDR, how can you go wrong.Much less ISO noise than the 5D Mark II.A quieter mode for shooting discretely weddings in a church or on a spy mission, no that's another life.FAST burst speed.Nothing left to say buy WOW!

I've been looking to move up to a pro quality DSLR for a while now and was looking for a best in class still camera that also would support my videography jobs as well.I agree with the thousands of 5 star reviews out there and won't bore you with all my personal observations. If you are looking for a fantastic camera and can afford the investment, don't hesitate to buy this one. You will not be sorry in the least!

was a very good camera, before the 2.1 Firmware update. after i updated to the new Firmware, Auto focus speed seems to have Doubled. FANTASTIC. also the RAW 4.2.2, Video output from HDMI is on par with PRO camers. what can i say, if i could i would marry it.

Bought this camera and took it to Paris with my wife over Christmas 2012. Was able to easily obtain outstanding nighttime photos without a tripod or flash. Back home for fast moving subjects (children playing or sports) it focuses extremely fast and allows one to get great photos with just a quick press of the shutter release. An excellent camera! Highly recommended.

I bought this as an upgrade from my 7D, and upgrade it was! I tested the 5DM3 out in a low-light situation at a higher ISO, and the grain was unbelievably fine and the colors very rich. The camera was quite expensive, but worth every penny. Zero regrets.

I have owned a 10D, 40D, 7D and the 5D I, II and III. This is the best camera I have ever owned. The camera can be as simple or as complex as you wish. The proof is in the output: outstanding images that I sell.

As my first DSLR for video, it's everything I expected. Coming off my HVX 200, there were things I always wanted a few extra things that my HVX couldn't do. With the 5D, my options to shoot in different locations has drastically improved. The low light capabilities exceed my HVX significantly. I don't mind that they allow an additional SD slot for people who can't afford the high cost of CF cards.

Canon makes a better one!! I love this camera and it has surpassed my expectation. Does anyone else always question themselves while they click the final button to purchase an item online? I was worried it wouldn't be worth it, the penny pincher that I am, but it definitely is. The focusing is the best I could imagine! So many focusing points, and even more amazing is the up and down cross focusing. Incredible.

Note: I use DSLR mostly for video, not photo. So this review is mainly for video users out there.I've been using the 5d2, 7d and 60d to shoot wedding films for almost two years. I used all three cameras because they all had their advantages. I was happy to see that the 5d3 incorporated some of those advantages plus more.ISO Range. This is one of the main reasons why I bought this camera. Whereas the 5d2 has "usable" ISO 3200, the 5d3 is usable up to ISO 12800. (In comparison, the 7D is usable up to ISO 1600.)ALL-i compression. Pretty awesome, I've only edited one project with it and it's pretty amazing. Sharpening filter in FCP or Premiere works wonders as well (sharpening filters on the 5d2, 7d, 60d didn't work as well)Silent Controls. Awesome! The jog wheel has 4 areas to touch to adjust exposure and audio levels. This is great when you are recording a wedding and you don't want those clicks from the jog wheel to be heard.Headphone jack. We've all been waiting for this, along with controlling audio levels.Bigger screen. Yeah, it's just 0.2 inches bigger but it makes a huge difference.Ergonomics. This is probably the best fitting camera for the average hand. Everything is within reach and the rear bump makes a nice cushion for your thumb.Longer recording times. It can now record just shy of 30 minutes. Although I rarely hit this mark, its convenient to have.60fps. Finally got it from the 7D!Other things considered:Rolling Shutter. SLIGHTLY improved, almost negligible.Anti-Aliasing filter. Cool but I can see how it slightly smooths out some detail.**I'll update my review with more testing.

Wow ! What a camera ! I've only had this camera a short while, so I'm still learning about it, but I'm really loving it. One of the things I'm finding is that is so great in low light situations, and has very little noise with very high ISO's. I have a Canon EOS 7D, which I really love as well, so it's wonderful to now have a great full frame camera to go along with a great crop frame camera. I guess you could say I'm happier than a pig in slop !

WOW is about all I can say. I moved from a 30 D to the 5D Mark iii and am amazed at the picture quality and ease of use. This is just plain fun to take pictures with , especially of my grand baby. It is a real pleasure to sort through "mounds" of pictures and drool over the quality of them. If you have the cash to do so and don't mind the size and bulk of the camera then go for it. Appears as though the pricing is coming down a bit, and Amazon is amazing to deal with. It was sent on time, they even have a concierge who keeps track of the package and makes sure it arrived in perfect shape. Amazon is a class company.

This is one of Canons finest. I bought this to replace my aging original 5D that I bought around 5 to 6 years ago. I took thousands of picture with that camera and it never let me down. The new 5D mark III is even a better camera. You set the ISO so high and still not loose picture quality. The only thing I wish was better is the low light focusing. Canon needs to improve that.

Although there are so many features which I still have to explore but Canon EOS 5D Mark III is without any doubt the best camera released by Canon..Thank You!

If you can afford it, right now this is an incredible camera. Easy to use, super powerful. Combined with good L series lenses, every shot is a great picture.

This camera takes the best pictures and best video for the price. Do your research and make sure you need all the features so you can maximize what you are paying for. I do both video and stills and i couldn't ask for a better camera.

I have been having a lot of fun with my 5D Mark III and the EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens. I am so pleased with the images out of camera and have been extremely impressed with the high ISO capabilities of this camera. I love it.

You get two things from Canon EOS 5D Mark III 22.3 MP Full Frame CMOS with 1080p Full-HD Video Mode Digital SLR Camera (Body) that are game changers. The autofocus actually works and the noise at higher ISOs is not only improved, but is remarkable. I shoot above 6400 ISO every day. Is it the absolute best quality? No, but it's more than useable. I wouldn't even dream of shooting at an ISO of 3200 on the Canon EOS 5D Mark II 21.1MP Full Frame CMOS Digital SLR Camera (Body Only).Is that Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens for Canon EOS SLR Cameras bogging you down? It won't with a 5D Mark III. Heck, shoot low light video with that same lens. So many new shooting opportunities arrive with this camera, it is really up to the shooter to decide where they won't take their camera. 6fps? Yep, that's nice. Same lightweight, rugged body with a more ergonomic grip design? True. It's the same but better! Updated video for 720p at 60 fps? Yes. This package is complete.I cannot tell you how many times I have purchased the latest L series lens Canon EF 50mm f/1.2 L USM Lens for Canon Digital SLR Camerasand felt buyers remorse; thinking, "Am I really gonna use this enough to justify buying it?" For me this is really embarrassing because I've done this more often than I'd like to admit. I haven't had a single second of price remorse; this is the first camera body that does everything I wanted it to do, plus a little more.If you can part with the cash, stop thinking and researching; buy it.

I love this camera.I hope that this review helps you make a decision on a purchase of some sort.Update:I've had some more time to spend with this camera and I'm blown away by what it can do. My first thousand or so shots were at a wedding a couple days after I got it in the mail. I also picked up a Canon Flash.... 430EX I believe? It's the first flash other than the built-in flash on other cameras so my experience is severely limited. Regardless, I got some great shots with this hefty beast. And by hefty, I mean you could bludgeon a man to death with this thing and take pictures of his corpse afterward and still get flawless shots.The other night I went out and drove around the strip (I live in Las Vegas) and took some shots from my window. I've done this with my 7D on occasion to test out night-shooting. Low-light shooting is amazing. Granted, it's not perfect and you're much better off if you can shoot from a steady position. None of my previous DSLRs provided me with the capability of shooting in some of the conditions I've attempted with the results that the 5DM3 is capable of. At 12,800 ISO, I cannot believe how clean the shots are. I've seen lower quality from 800 ISO shots from other cameras.Having owned the 7D for some time, I knew I was upgrading, but had no idea it would be this much of an upgrade. I'm really happy with this purchase I'm going to be driving along the Grand Canyon and up to Zion, Utah in a couple weeks. Can't wait to see what this camera can do out there.

Upgraded from a T3i, which I loved as my 1st DSLR, and as soon as I looked thru the view finder I fell in love. I am keeping the T3i as a second camera and it will be hard to use it after only a couple hours of playing with the Mark iii. I am in LOVE! Already photos at iso 8000 on the Mark iii look better than photos on my T3i look at iso 800. Although the photo at iso 8000 on the Mark iii is soft, but for events in low light I would still call the photos usable. If you can swing the $$$$ this is the camera to have!

I use the 5D Mark III every day for photographing birds. I use the 300mm telephoto lens from Canon and if I can stop shaking from excitement, the photos are wonderful. The camera feels firm in the hand and the menus are quite intuitive. The user manual is friendly. I love my 5d.

Upgrading the 5Dc to the 5D MIII was a huge step.Two main reasons I upgrade:The low light performance rocks. Auto-focus is incredible.I shoot mostly stills but also pleased with the video performance.

The extra AF points, the high ISO, the silent shutter mode, the full frame sensor, the extra processing power and let me be honest the great respect one gets from fellow photogrphers - this is one beast of a Camera.

I never had a complaint about my 5D Mark I but I knew that it was time to upgrade. While I had hoped for some visible improvements between the Mark I and the Mark III, I could not have been more pleasantly surprised. The shutter speed increase is wonderful, the low light capabilities are amazing, the focus speed and accuracy are vastly improved from the Mark I.

Canon Mark 5D III....Enough said, what an awesome camera! You will not be disappointed in this camera. I have been in photography for the past 20 years, and this camera is "the boss"! Low light photography is amazing even at high ISO.

This camera is great. I can't say anything else about it. Beautiful pictures and outstanding video. You can't lose with this camera. If you have the money and you already have canon lenses, you can't pass this camera by.

I have waited a long time for this camera and after a long anticipation, heart pumping and nerve wracking, I finally got it. If you don't have one, please get it fast. I have never seen such technology and if you think the Mark II is great, you haven't seen anything yet. Customer service was excellent; they email to make sure the product reach and everything was in good order. Now tell me, what more can you ask for? please don't' hesitate, get yourself one, it worth the price and the seller got a thumbs up... A++++

Again, my chief complaint with Canon is that this product should have been out 3 or more years ago. Most of the features are from the 7D except the processor. It would have been ideal to have dual processors like the 7D uses except use the current processor. As a wedding photographer, being able to shoot at 6400 and 12800 iso changes every thing. For the most part, we can easily get away with F4 lenses and do not have to pay that high cost for a F2.8 lens. When you buy a camera, you get locked into their lenses and equipment. 5D Mark II users still have a great camera and with a little help from DXO raw processor, you can reduce high iso noise. The 24-105 mm lens is a must have option also as it almost never leaves my camera except for the 17-40 mm and the 70-200 mm. Of course we can use low F stop lenses like the 50mm and others.

I upgraded from a Canon 7D to the 5D MarkIII and to me the upgrade was wroth it. I cannot find anything about this camera I dislike. I spent the better part of the year researching this camera and it lives up to my expectations.

I've been waiting with bated breath for this camera to come out. I love everything about the camera but there is a fatal flaw that renders the camera unusable for video work. The camera will only record 29 minutes and 59 seconds of video before it stops! I called technical support and they said it does this because in some countries there is a higher tax on video cameras (which are defined as a camera that can record video for more than 30 minutes in one take) so they artificially limit the camera to 30 minutes of shooting in one take. That's all fine and good until your next assignment is to film a rock concert or a wedding ceremony. I suppose you could just ask the band to take a little break at 29:59 into the show so you can restart the camera....Couldn't they make some kind of work around for those of us in the US, like Panasonic does with their cameras?

I do own this camera for 1 year now, but I am about to sell it, since it has NO CLEAN HDMI OUT feature and it is NOT capable to record any FULL HD footage. Sorry Canon, but I'll have to put you on the back burner!