Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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 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.

My old 5D Mk III was half a great camera - the files were outstanding but I struggled with autofocus. The Mk III is the complete package plus insane low light capability. The Mark II served well for 4 years / 100,000 images. Hope the Mk III does the same.

There's no doubt that the 5D3 is a fine camera, but it's not a thrilling advance in image quality like the new Nikon D800 is. Testing the 5d3 out left me scratching my head as the images were very close to my 5DII. Claims about 1.5 stops of better high ISO control are a bit off the mark as there also seems to be more aggressive noise reduction. For most shooters I doubt they'll find a big difference in their prints.BUT....and this is the real news: Canon has finally designed a auto focus system that works well. Nothing else in the 5DIII is a significant upgrade, but the AF most certainly is. The 5DIII is finally competing with Nikon for AF!So, if you love your 5DII and found the AF good enough, the 5DIII is a mediocre upgrade. But if you require a professional auto focus module in your DSLR, then this is the way to go.For myself....I ordered the Nikon D800. It tops the 5DIII in every respect, including noise and dynamic range. It's slower at 4 FPS, but that never seemed to bother me with the 5DII. The D800 can also shoot at 6 FPS in DX mode and still give 15 MP worth of detail.OR...now maybe a great time to snag a 5DII at a great price as the 5DIII is quite frankly an insult at the current asking price of $3500.00. My three stars are based on my disappointment that Canon did very little to raise the bar for image quality, though the AF is a terrific upgrade on it's own.Happy shooting!

Yes the 5d is pricy, but with all the things it can do it is worth it. The new sensor is extremely sensitive in low light conditions. Depth of color is the best I've seen.

To be fair, I was coming from a six year old Rebel XTi but I find this camera magical. Combined with L lenses the clarity and quality of the shots makes reviewing a shoot sort of like Christmas every time. My keepers shooting little league went up to probably 20% (darn fence) and for football it might go as high as a third if I'm doing a good job.The ISO performance is superb with even as high as 3200-6400 being plenty good for the average viewer. Anything under 1600 is tack sharp with the right lens. The speed is also fine for kids sports although I highly recommend only using a fast CF card when doing so. Even the fastest SD can't keep up with the buffer. Lots of other folks have gone over the gory details but I'll just say that I have no regrets despite the price.

Camera arrived earlier than expected. Love the extra features this camera has over the 60D like the low light shooting and going to a higher resolution without the grain.Was a little disappointed that I didn't think about the lenses that I already had and about 1/2 are not full frame. Other than that(which is no big deal) I love the camera.

It was hard for me at first to justify the price difference between the Mark II and Mark III. However since receiving this camera I am very glad I decided to spend the extra money. This camera is amazing in low light situations. I practically never need my tripod anymore.

I have been researching and wanting to purchase a Canon 5D Mark III, understanding it addresses many of the issues I have experienced with my Canon 5D Mark II over the past couple of years. About a week ago the price from Amazon was $2,949. Overnight the price jumped to $3,299, apparently due to Canon increasing its prices on its cameras. Tonight I discovered itselling for $2,629.99 at RjRichies.com[...],selling for $2,749 at 42nd Street Photo[...] andselling for $2,674.99 at Primotronix[...]I am unfamiliar with these three vendors, but for a difference of $750, I think I might give one of them a try.

Amazing camera, I had the 5D MKIII and now finally upgrade.ISO is fantastic very low noise and the focusing system has been improved. What a difference I know is pricy but well worth it.

This is a very advanced, professional-level camera with a great lens, I'm so excited to finally have this camera for my business. I had to give 4 out of 5 stars because the first camera I received was defective (the lens wouldn't connect properly, even with new, clean contacts). I called the free concierge service and they Next-Day shipped a replacement to me that day, so I still had a camera for a planned shoot later the same week... AMAZ-ing!

Jump from a 7D to the 5D Mark III, don't regret that move. Awesome quality and the full frame gives good advantage.

I thought the 5D Mark II was great until I got the 5D Mark III. Top quality all the way around. Focus accuracy and speed are amazing. I especially like the locking mode dial, so I don't get the wrong mode set accidentally anymore. Glad I have Canon gear.