Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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.

It's an awesome camera. Just wanted to confirm all the great things said about this camera. Excellent IQ, build quality, ergonomics, and AF system. The low light performance is truly awesome. Very clean and usable shots even at 12800 and 25600 ISOs. Video performance is superb. Waiting for the upcoming firmware upgrade, should make this camera even better.

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.

Canon 5D mark iii is an awesome camera. The build quality is top notch, ergonomics is excellent, picture quality is out of this world!! I regularly shoot at 12800 ISO and it is very clean. I have shot some photos at 25600 ISO and those turned out pretty usable too. Have used the video on a limited basis and was impressed with the quality. Still learning how to master the AF system. Overall, an excellent excellent camera. Worth every penny!!

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!

I'm already a semi-pro wedding photographer and had a 20D for a long time. When I made the decision to update my equipment I first considered the 7D (a great camera), but then I also wanted a full-frame camera because the image quality fits my needs better. I'm happy to say that this is the perfect camera for my needs. Yes, it's more expensive than the 6D and the competition (very good cameras indeed) but I wasnot crazy about the focusing system on the 6D and any other brand would have required changing lenses, flashes and the like; a way more expensive proposition.

as my first DSLR (jumping right in, aren't I?), it's obviously phenomenal. menu/ui is easy to understand, even for someone who doesn't know dslr's very well.

Taking this sports events at Malaysia, (with 200L II 2.8 lens, using 60MB/s CF Card, JPEG Large Fine)This 5DM3 keeps 6fps as promised bursting continously for 20 seconds. No lag, and >95% pics focus correctly. Highly satisfied.Also bring a 650D, this one slows down to 2fps after 3-5 seconds using JPEG Large fine. (Extreme 45MB/s card). With 200/2.8L II lens, of course)Using D3200, KANASAI!!!! after bursting for 2 seconds (6 pics), it slows down to less than 1 pics per seconds. D3200 never write up to 45MB/s. Tipu orang. 24Megapixels? KANASAI. <70% pics focus correctly with 55-300 VR lens. ( Sorry I have no pro-specs lens for Nikon)* * * * * * * * * * * *The reporters from press are bringing 1DX, and of course, they rock with 12/14 pics per second.

This camera is amazing.This camera does everything I ask of it and produces beautiful photos (assuming I do my part). The controls are different from my 7D and I'm still trying to get used to them. The only 'problem' I've found is that the camera does not seem to compensate for the polarizing filter when I'm using a flash in ettl mode and the camera in 'P' mode. Not a big deal for most situations but has cause me problems when photographing art.

I owned a Mark II..and was very impressed with the quality of the photos. But after reading everything I could find about the Mark III, I decided that it was worth it to upgrade. I'm glad I did. I love using this camera for lots of reasons...Mostly, I'm amazed at the fast and accurate focusing power and the quality of my shots in low light... . especially compared to the Mark II. However, 4 weeks into owning the camera, I got the dreaded Err 20. (The reason for the 4 star rating.) I went on-line and discovered that this error is quickly remedied by removing and reinserting the battery... but my camera locked up to the point where I could not get rid of the error. I called Canon support and they told me that I had to send it in for repair. It was a fairly quick turn around - 8 days total - and it cost $50 to insure it during transit. Service details report: "Your product has been examined and it was found that the shutter assembly had shorted causing error 20 to be displayed. The shutter wiring was reworked." So, I have my camera back and I'm happy - and hopeful that it does not fail again.

I upgraded from 60D. This camera takes absolutely stunning photos. You can't go wrong with this full frame camera if you like to take photos. 22.3MP is perfect for me, there is sufficient cropping when I need to. I use a 64GB SD and I can take over 1000 photos and I never fill up 64GB in one day.However, I do not like the price of the body drop so much within a year. It has depreciated 15% in less than a year. I think Canon had priced it too high at launch.