Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark III

DISCLAIMER: We use these cameras mostly for event video work.We have two Mark II's and one Mark III. After using the Mark III I hate going back to the Mark II's mainly because of the ISO performance and audio levels.The lowlight performance is astonishingly clean.The focusing is much faster and concise.I found my Mark III second hand on ebay for $2900.00 which was quite a steal and it's in flawless condition.The Mark II lasted a while and it was great for a while but this camera will probably last even longer than that version due to it's incredible low light performance.Pair it with a 50mm 1.2L and you can virtually see in the dark.

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.

We upgraded from a 5D MK II, and we are never looking back. The biggest asset of this machine is by far its auto-focus system, all 61 focal points, and then the different manner in which you can set them up. Also worth is the almost no noise at high ISO, superb addition, great machine. Would buy it over againl

I absolutely LOVE this camera.... simply amazing-I switched froma rebel T2i to this camera and every image that I take is flawless.... IN LOVE with this camera.- shipping was also really fast!!!

I had the 5d mark 2 so I hesitated to get the mark 3, but I just love this camera for night shots and the way it feels in your hand. I cannot say enough how great it is, buy it now instead of wishing you did!.. Jane

the camera is really good! and the photos are really clear....but it is a little bigger and heavier for a girl to use.

Excellent camera. This camera does all the things I expected it to do. I recommend it to anyone that wants a top camera.

The focusing is absolutely the best I have ever used. Shooting wildlife action, my percent of in focus pictures has increased a huge amount. The information in the viewfinder is brighter and easier to rean than in the Mark II.

I am just a hobbyist, picked up photography about 3 years ago. I had the 40d, and 5d ii prior to this. The 5d ii was a great camera as well, but the auto-focus was the main factor i wanted to upgrade. being able to auto focus w/ the outer points is great. it is a bit heavier than i'd like but that is expected w/ a full frame dslr. at least for now.

What can I say, it's a 5D Mark III? It does a great job and I love it. I like that it is about the same size as my older 40D and not huge like the 1D.

This is my first SLR camera. I have been considering to buy a SLR camera for a long time. However, based on other people's experience, I don't want to waste too much money on keeping updating everything. I definitely made the right decision. This camera is totally worth even though it is super expensive to me. Moreover, the 24-105mm lens is good enough for most of the cases especially to me, a starter. : )

in terms of IQ this camera is amazing when comparing it with my EOS 7D.The noise is very manageable even at high ISOs, as for the AF I still have to see what it can do since the AF in the 7D is very capable.One thing that drives me nuts is the change Canon made to the image zooming when reviewing, they could've left it as it was

It's a good camera, no doubt. It's not a big bump from 5D2, but includes some nice features, such as new AF system, HDR, multi-exposure, multi-storage card support. On the cons side, two features I really wanted but lacking are the metering and AF point sync, and low light AF assistant beam.Anyway, I returned it due to the fact the LCD light leaking. I'd read so much about it before decided to return it, almost everyone is saying no affect on image quality, but common sense tells me light leaking is light leaking, it's a big deal in photography equipment, of course shooting in 1/1000 and 1/900 makes no difference in image quality in normal situation, but I can't accept a $3.5k camera has this big design flaw, I know canon offers a fix free of charge, but experience tells me that sending a camera to repair shop or service center will only introduce dust to the camera. I'm sure a lot of canon fan boys will disagree, I'm myself a big canon fan, and that's the reason I'm sending it back.BTW, I'll buy another 5D3 when the "xxxxx3xxxxxx" serial comes out. More info on the LCD light leaking see official site [...]

Coming from a 7D I rate this camera five stars. I thought the 7d had great AF but this one is even better. I also cannot believe how much of a difference there is with low light performance, and the limited noise at high iso. If you want the full frame features and shoot stills, and go 6D, but if you shoot moving targets like kids don't hesitate e with with camera.