Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark III

This is an upgrade from my 5D Mark II. The greatly increased number of AF points makes this a great camera for bird photography, especially for capturing birds in flight. There are so many options of how to set the AF points, that I ordered Art Morris' guide to the 5D Mark III as a good starting point.

Best of the best. I take a lot of outdoor shots, including cities, landscapes and animals. Heavy duty construction with great image quality. Fast shutter speed, quiet operations and dual cards. It is a heavy camera, especially when you add on a large lense. Recommend replacing the strap with a Op/Tech strap, huge difference in comfort. Shot pictures around the world with this camera, can not say enough good things about it.

I have a number of Canon lenses and both a 10D and 60D Canon cameras. I am an amateur photographer whois fairly serious about photography. I primarily purchased the 5D III due to:Much greater ISO range than my other two cameras and the ability to compensate for low light situationswas a real attractionThe multiplication factor of less-than-full-frame cameras left my lenses unable to cover some mm settingsWhile satisfied with the 40D picture size the 22mg of the Mark 5 was still an attractionSome of the not for profit work that I do is beginning to require high quality video. I do not know someonewho has the equipment to do this (and who won't charge $2,500 for a 4 minute video) so I intend to see what Ican do.I have only had the camera for a couple of weeks but I am totally impressed by the quality of the pictures. I now haveso much ISO range that I can easily take pictures (at a fairly low ISO number) without a flash that I could only take with a flashwith my 60D. The quality of the movies is exceptional and it is clear that if one works on the movie taking that they should beable to get some good results.The ability to have two flash cards installed in the camera is a nice feature.I would recommend purchasing the EOS 5D Mark III Digital Field Guide by Charoltte Lowrie and read it before youspend too much time with the camera.The only problem that I have had is with Adobe Lightroom 4 (which in its out-of-the-box version cannot recognizethe RAW pictures taken by the Canon). I am currently installing updates 1, 2, and 3 which should take care of this.I believe that the comparable Nikon is also very good although the file size of the Nikon will certainly slow down postprocessing.

I love this camera for so many reasons. Autofocus, Image Quality, Skin Tones, Speed, Dual Card Slot, High ISO, HDR, Size, Handling, Customizability, Quiet Shooting, Ergonomics...I haven't found anything I don't like.

This is the best camera I have ever owned! Unless Canon comes out with a Mark IV that shoots 4k raw video in the near future, it will be a while before I upgrade. Add Magic Lantern to this camera, along with the fastest SD or CF card you can get and you truly unlock the potential of this little beauty!

This is my second 5D3. My wife and I shoot together and the 5D3 is great for weddings and portraits.FRUSTRATION WITH REWARDS PROCESS:I bought this just after Christmas when Amazon had a 4% rewards plus an extra 2% rewards deal.Separate from the camera, i was a bit frustrated with the process for the rewards. The details say you will receive an email 35 days after shipping. So 35 days after shipping i don't see anything and I sent a note the customer service. They said i had to wait a few more days. After a few more days i did receive it, but it could have been less frustrating if the details had said 35 BUSINESS days. The customer service can be frustrating when each response starts with "I understand your concern for the reward promotional offer on purchasing a camera." The thread of emails only got longer because each time my iPad sent out my email from a different account than the one tied to amazon, i got back a note saying: I understand your concern for the reward promotional offer on purchasing a camera.I'd like to help you in assisting you further but I'm unable to process your request unless you write from the e-mail address associated with that account." Then i would have to re-send the response from my other email account.this was usually when i asked a simple question about how the number of days was calculated (and i included the entire email thread each time) -- so i DOUBT they "understand" my concern.Frustrating process due to lack of clarity in the "Details", but i DID receive the rewards and the camera is fabulous.

My first full-frame ... I had been pondering the upgrade for months and the pre-Christmas pricing special made the decision easy. I have much to learn about what the body can do for my photography but sure am enjoying the learning!

I had been wanting to buy this camera body to complement my EOS 7D, but with a full frame sensor. When I saw that this camera body was damaged, but operational, I decided that the price was low enough that I could send it to the Canon factory service to be reconditioned, and still be a better price than other options at the time.It has been such a great performer for me, that I gave my 7D to my daughter and haven't looked back....

This is an awesome camera. It can be a bit daunting to pay so much for a camera, but you will not regret it. This camera performs extremely well in low light. I've been testing it against a Canon 70D that I bought a few months ago as I became a more serious photographer. Even though the 70D is newer, the low light images on the 5D Mark III are much better. Something about being a full frame camera allows more light to hit the sensor and just makes low light photos extraordinary.

Have thought about upgrading from a 7D and finally did. The 5D is so much better that we are amazed. Worth every penny and I have be buying this line since the 20 D. Coupled with the L lenses it improves the quality of the photos to an extent that I never thought was possible.

It is a 5D Mark III...it is everything it is cracked up to be. I will shoot more video on this than I will stills. Great camera.If you don't want to spend $3400.00...get the 6D especially if you are only going to shoot video.

This camera is incredible. I shoot with it professionally but if you have the money to buy it as a hobby, I still highly recommend it. It's ability to let it low light and it's 61 point sensor (chose where to focus) make it unique from all other bodies. Great buy. Make sure to get some L series Canon lenses to go along with it!

Received a camera with sensor defect - 3 clusters of bad pixels visible above ISO 800, the largest one has 20+ bad pixels. Poor quality control.Pros61 Focus points more useful than thoughtConsOther features are not interesting or lagging behind competitionRather than create better performance/price cameras, created 6D and still charge a premium for 5D

I love my Mark III. After 8 months of research I decided on this camera as my one and only camera forever. I'm not a professional photographer, but I do have a blog and also greatly enjoy learning and practicing photography. I did not want to buy new, expensive equipment every few years, that's for sure. I am so happy with this camera - my lifetime investment in photography equipment, and highly recommend it.

I just picked up my 2nd 5D mk iii. This is a great camera. It's ability to shoot in dark situations with minimal noise is amazing. The image quality is superb. I highly recommend this camera for all advanced or professional photographers.

I bought several books and now I am getting better. Absolutely best bang for the buck in a full frame camera.

epic camera great clarity at high iso, i have the kit and the lens is super responsive, easy to use from the t3i to this step. loads of settings, full frame. focus on anything low light. 64 focus points always gets the face, blah blah blah IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY GET THIS CAMERA.

I purchased this camera to get back into full frame images. I still have a couple lenses from my film days and they will work nicely with this camera. The 22.3 MP doesn't hurt. I've only use it a few times, but I really like the way the metering system works.

From the amazing low light, low noise, high ISO performance to the 61 point autofocus system, this camera Rocks! Get one if you can, You won't be disappointed.

I was hesitant to upgrade from my 7D as I had barely broken it in before the "full frame" bug bit me. My 7D met my needs, it was sturdy, it took great pictures and it felt good in my hands. However, as I got further and further into photography I started to notice its limitations. At high ISO's I was seeing too much noise and a 1.6 APSC sensor meant I just wasn't using all of the glass my lenses had to offer.So, I bit the bullet and upgraded to the 5D III with the intent of holding on to my 7D as a second body.Put it this way, 3 weeks after buying the 5D, I sold my 7D. Except for losing some frames per second (8 vs 6), the 5D bested my 7D in everything that was important to me. It shot better in low light, the pictures just popped and (while initially overwhelming) the massive number of focus points meant I could focus and not have to recompose.Some people complain about the visible "lack of reach" between a full frame (1D, 5D) and crop frame (Rebel, 7D) camera when using the same lens-- but I actually liked this. I shoot mainly landscapes and suddenly I could fit in massive swathes of scenery I wasn't able to get in a single picture before. I was able to use my lenses as they were designed.I haven't found any issues that make me regret selling my 7D. The 5D is what you'd expect-- basically a pro grade camera in a smaller package than a full 1D body. Needless to say, I love it. I no longer feel that my skills are limited by my equipment.

This is a professional camera. Do not buy if you are just getting into photography. My wife is able to take much better photos in a wider array of lighting conditions because of the larger sensor and aperture.

I had a D30 (the original DSLR) and a 7D. The 7D was a mistake, since I don't do sports, but lots of indoor people shots. Full frame is definitely the way to go here, and the 5D3 is a fantastic camera.

I was so excited to open this camera...and then I became deeply disappointed. I spent the last three weeks trying to get the auto-focus to work properly. I kept getting focal points that were inconsistent with the ones I had chosen, soft images, forward- and back-focusing. Of course, I assumed it must be operator error and continued to struggle for three weeks. Luckily, I'm an avid problem-solver on the web and I hunted until I found out that the issues I was facing were not me, they were the camera. Now to the good part of the story ... I had purchased this from Amazon (usually I purchase all the high end equipment from camera specialty stores) and contacted them for a return and replacement. I was immediately connected with the "camera concierge department"...who knew they even had one of those? They immediately sent me a new camera and arranged for my new one to be returned. I live on an island, and still, within 24 hours I had a brand new, PROPERLY functioning 5Diii in my hands at absolutely no cost or hassle, complete with all fees covered for return of the misfunctioning camera. The auto-focus dream is now the reality and I'm thrilled to bits with Amazon service.

My first full frame. I was a film guy back in the USAF with my Nikon F2. I moved to digital a few short years ago with a Rebel XTi. Then a 60D, now this. It doesn't make me a better photographer, but it sure looks cool on my tripod.

I purchased the camera for my wife for Christmas. She is in the real estate business and uses a camera quite a bit. She has done nothing but rave about. She is very particular about her equipment.

I have tried and tired to work with this camera but after 3 months I GIVE UP!!! My main issues are 1) manual color balance. You have to go through way too many steps to perform a simple manual white balance. Just about every other camera you simply take a shot of a white object and POOF! Done. Not this camera!! (The AWB feature has NEVER worked for me.) For example: I bracket all my shots so I have to turn off the bracket feature then switch to manual focus then switch to AWB mode then take a photo of a white card then go into menu then assign that photo to ...... and on and on and on........ridiculous DESIGN!! - 2) the focus point. Moving the focus point requires a button push then another button to move the point. Most other cameras have a dedicated button or toggle switch to move the focus point. I shoot architecture and my time is valuable. Every room is different and I need quick access to these adjustments and unfortunately, it's not there. Don't get me wrong. I LOVE the camera. It's solid has a great feel to it and produces stunning images. I was using the new Panasonic GH3 as a backup. Now I'm using the GH3 as my main camera and probably getting a Nikon D800 or D7100 for those really important projects.

If you have been waiting to buy this camera, it's time. I waited over a year. Once I had the money, I pulled the trigger. Easily the best camera on the Canon lineup. I don't like shooting with my MK2 now.... It's that much better. Everything you can think of is about 80% better than the MK2. Seriously. I'm a professional photographer. I think this camera is worth every penny. I want another one now.

This is a complex machine. It is great so far, but there is so much more to learn and explore. Come back in 6 months and we might have that 5th star.

I got this on sale for a great price on Amazon. I have been into photography for a while and wanted to upgrade to a full frame, and wow I'm glad I chose this one. Stunning photos and great detail... This will be a joy to use for the next few years!

This camera is amazing, it has the last technology used to DSLR cameras it has a lot of features to make creative photos, if You are an photographer enthusiast the Canon 5D MKIII is for you.

Comfortable, reliable, and versitile. As a photographer the 5d MKIII has been perfect for everything I've been working on (that's photoshoot a and video work).

This camera is my favorite! Beautiful images! Easy to navigate the menu. Easy to use everything in general! I would recommend this to camera to anyone!

Exceptional camera for a true professional that delivers the highest quality pictures every time you use it. Great for portraits, scenery, or any type of shot.

A semi professional dream camera. I bought this to add to my choices of cameras and find I am using it exclusively.

I have only used it a couple of times and I'm still getting adjusted to the differences between it and the mark ii, but so for I'm loving it.

I love my Canon 5D Mark III. It's likely you already know how great this camera is. I love it. Could not be happier with my purchase.

Albeit expensive, this full frame camera kit can deliver professional-looking photos (with minimal effort) to most amateurs and photo-enthusiasts just starting out. The lens kit that comes with it (EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM valued at $1,149.00 Retail) produces amazingly sharp/clear photographs, and placed on the EOS 5D Mark III, out performs many of the cameras I have used in less-than-optimal low-light situations.Caution: Bring your own Creativity.Pros:Comes with a GREAT walk-around / everyday use starting lensFull Frame CMOS sensorDual Card storage (can hold an SD card and a Compact Flash card simultaneously)Fast and Accurate Auto Focus (Has 61 focus points compared to the 5D Mark II's 9)Rapid 6 FPS continuous shootingCan shoot 3 FPS in "Stealth Shutter Mode" when being noticed is not on your agendaHD Video capabilitiesBuilt-in Sensor cleaner (vibrates to remove dust during power-on and power-off of camera)Great boost ISO - 102,400 ISOCons:Relatively Expensive (I sometimes wish I had started out with a more affordable full frame camera like the Canon EOS 6D or the 5D Mark II)Menu options can be overwhelming at first

I have a Canon t2i camera and loved it but it was time for an upgrade. I decided to splurge and get the Canon EOS 5D Mark 3. I read all the reviews and it seemed to focus better than other models. I have had the camera only a few weeks but the photos are better than my other camera. The auto focus does work better. I keep a Canon 70-300mm image stabilizer lens on the camera all the time because I take a lot of nature photos. I love that the camera automatically sets the ISO. I can take photos with the long lens in any light and get great pictures. If you need more detailed info on the camera read the other reviews but for my money I have no regrets in paying over $3000 for this camera.

This was an upgrade for me from a Canon 40D. The image quality blows me away. I was able to keep all my old lens.

I bought this camera a month ago and I am still surprised by its quality. It is very easy to use and all my videos are cinematic look. It is perfect for recording short filmd and to travel, events ... Amazing photos too. I'm in my senior year of university and I recommended this camera!

Ahhh, what to add to the already excellent handfull of exhaustive reviews? After two weeks of heavy shooting and my first wedding with the Mark III under my belt, here's my only added thoughts:1) Coming from the already excellent Mark II (outside of low-light AF), the Mark III inspires a whole lot of confidence. Let me explain. With the Mark II, I worried about missing shots, especially in a one-chance-only wedding situation. The Mark III just gets the job done, and thus, I approach weddings with more confidence and can run-and-gun far more effectively. Confidence.2) The silent shutter can not be emphasized enough if you are a wedding shooter. It really helps to both shoot incognito as well as get candid shots without immediately alerting the subject that their picture is being taken. In this way, you can take multiple shots before a subject realizes. For weddings, it's crucial and amazing.And, to harp on what's already been said: AF kicks butt and is a huge improvement, esp. in low light; and the high ISO performance really is something to behold. Get you one!

The first one that I got had a dust inside the view finder. It is inside the camera. I just returned the defective one and Amazon shipped me another one fast and without any cost for shipping and additional charge. Thumb up for Amazon. In regarding to the camera, I shot several pictures with 6400 iso in an event and the pictures came out beautiful without any noise. AF is quick. Multi shot is quick and the shutter is much quit. This is an upgrade from my T2i. Another feature that I use a lot is the remote control of my speedlites. One thing that I don't like is the weight. It is heavy. Also, I have a problem to download pictures to my Mac. But no problem with my Macbook Air. There is a lot of comments online about this issue. Looks like a separate card reader is the solution. I just order one card reader and hopefully resolve this problem.Updated 4/4Yes, a separate card reader resolved this problem. If I connect my camera to my iMac, sometimes it got error and only downloaded portions of the pictures. Using a separate card reader, no problem at all.

This is a beautiful machine! I did a ton of research and actually was going to buy the Mark II but at the last moment I switched to the three. I talked to people who owned the III and read lots of reviews to make my final decision. I was really nervous because I have only used the II and was going on a limb paying the pretty dollar for this camera never had used it before. I got the camera just last week and immediately took a shot of my boyfriend using my 580ex II flash and I was BLOWN away by the results. You can zoom in for days and still have incredible detail. So I finally used it at an event and every shot is crisp, clear and extremely professional looking which is what I have been waiting for. Today I finally tested it using natural light and LOVE the results! I went from a Canon 3OD to this and it was an amazing investment and I can see remarkable results.Frankly the 1 and 2 star reviews are non sense complaints. I literally have had non of the issues that those people complain about. I always photograph RAW and I use prime lenses which really help get the clear crisp image and well a huge part of my photography business is editing and watching things come to life while I edit.

This is my second 5D MkIII. Can't say enough about it. Canon's spectacular photographic imagery has become a given, but the video capabilities put it over the top for a camera in this price range. In addition to photography, I use it for B-roll next to a Sony PMW-EX3 ($8500), and usually, I'm trying to get the Sony footage to match up to the Canon in post.

Unless you are already shooting full frame, high megapixel gear you are in for a treat! Yes I realize high pixel count doesn't make a sharper image or give one better composition... but if one chooses to shoot jpeg the 5DMKIII STARTS at 21megapixels and delivers stunning 9-10 MB jpeg images. It simply has more to work with out of the gate.I like the two-card set up that allows me to shoot and have in-camera backup. The GLASS LCD is clean and crisp and the menu system is relatively quick and intuitive. I do wish it had onboard flash... yes it will produce images at absurdly high ISOs but every now and then a fill-in flash is handy to have. Haven't used the HDR mode much yet since use of a tripod is recommended (I shoot hand-held most of the time). Can't comment on the 1080p video either; I didn't buy it for that.According to folks like Ken Rockwell this is the world's best DSLR and I don't disagree with him. One has to weigh whether the cost is justified when compared to say the new 6D. It all comes down to your personal workflow and field needs. If a one-card system with fewer focus points will work for you, the 6D ALMOST the same camera for about $1,200-$1,500 less.I personally am happy with the 5DMKIII. It fits my needs. Amazon delivered on time and the product was as-advertised. Bravo Amazon!

The Canon 5D MK III is everything the Canon 5D MKII could and should have been. People at Canon wisely listened to their users and made all the necessary adjustments. The improvements made are significant and useful. The Canon 5D MK III has been extensively reviewed and is unnecessary to repeat findings here. The Canon 5D MK III is a princely camera.My equipment:Canon 5D MkIIISony A7R + Metabones Mark IIICanon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L IICanon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USMCanon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USMCanon EF 100mm f/2.8L IS USM MacroCanon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fish-Eye USMTamron SP 24-70mm f/2.8 Di VC USDSigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSMSigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSMKenko 2.0X PRO 300 Teleconverter DGXRokinon 500/1000mm F6.3 MirrorCanon Speedlite 580EX II FlashCanon MT-24EX Macro Twin Lite FlashCanon Angle Finder C

I bought the 5D MkIII to complement but not replace my Canon 7D. I use it mostly for portrait, landscape and nature photography.Excellent camera, with a strong magnesium-alloy body. Also weather resistant. Excellent 22 Megpixel full frame CMOS and a 61 focus point AF system. I also love the 3.2 inch screen, nicer than what I had on the 7D. Now with the new upgrade you can have full HD video.Lack of flash is a small issue, but nothing that can't be over come. It also lack the ability to control remote flashes. Something the much cheaper 7D can handle.The price point is still too high, maybe cheaper to get the 6D which isn't as good but cheaper.Great, all around camera, with fast auto focus and tons of bells and whistles.

Coming from a 7D and between other different choices (6D and 70D), I decided to go to the NEXT LEVEL. All previous reviews are accurate and helpful, but until you have it in your hands you will see what this camera can really do. Just had it for a few days and the picture quality is outstanding. L lenses are thankful for having this body! If you have the $ and willing to unleash the creativity in you GO FOR IT, you will not be disappointed. Will keep updating the review once I do some studio photos. Canon and Amazon have my 5 stars, well deserved! Keep it up.