Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 5D Mark III Kit

All that I have been expecting in a camera. I am still experimenting with it but everything is working as I believed it should,

When I bought my Canon 40D several years ago, I knew someday I would upgrade to a full-frame camera with video; perhaps the follow-on to the wildly successful 5D Mark II. When I read reviews on the new 5D Mark III by professionals who actually used the camera (ex. Philip Bloom, Martin Bailey, Neil van Niekerk and others), I knew it was time to pull the trigger.Having spent the last two weeks shooting photos and video, I am completely impressed by the capabilities of this camera, and the quality of photos and video that come out of it.My biggest surprise was when I hooked up the camera up to my 55" LED LCD TV. The sharpness of detail and richness of colors was nothing short of amazing for both photos and video. The video especially surprised me because I was shooting in movie mode at 24fps, shutter speed of 1/50, multiples of ISO 160, and Neutral picture mode.I'm shooting with the 24-70 F2.8 and 70-200 F4.0 lenses. The speed and accuracy of the AUTOFOCUS is impressive, as is the lack of noise at ISO 3200. The camera is by no means cheap, but to me, it's worth every penny.

Was using a 7D- could see a difference in the image quality straight off. This is my everyday camera with the 7D used now for telephoto purposes, taking advantage of the crop factor with a 100-400 L lens. (Right now, that arrangement is cheaper than buying a 800mm or 600mm lens for the 5D)Easy to use, quick focusing, noise at high ISO very acceptable, and enough resolution for big prints. Also easy to go totally manual or cheat - e.g. manual shutter speed and aperture but leave ISO on Auto, or some other combination of manual and auto. I am still one of those who likes the camera to take on some of the work when in a situation where speed of shot counts.

A friend of mine let me use his Mark III for the weekend for a studio shoot. I have used Canon gear years ago and think that they are a great company and makes great gear. I was considering getting the Mark III over the D800 but wanted the chance to use the camera before buying.The body of the Mark III is well built however it did feel too much like plastic for my taste. The buttons were well placed and easy to use. Image quality was amazing and I was not disapointed!One thing I will point out is that I did notice the LCD light leak problem! I have also heard that Canon is considering recalling this camera due to this huge issue. To me, spending $3500 on a camera and having this kind of issue that has to be sent back to Canon to fix is a problem! This is the reason for 2 stars. I don't think it would be so bad if it could be fixed by firmware update, however this is a hardware problem. Other than this, it's a great camera and I may still get one once Canon fixes their light leak problem. I just think it's something people should be aware of.

As expected, the Canon 5D, Mark III is an excellent camera. I bought it about a week before Canon offered the 6D. I am not sorry, the 5D has many features that the 6D does not have and I believe the 5D is worth the increase in price. I will probably not use the movie feature, but I am glad it is there in case I decide to use it. I like the 6 FPS. All in all, I am very pleased and even though I have only taken 100 shots, I have tried to use all the features.

This camera has a lot of nice and much needed upgrades to the 5dMKII. Focusing screens give much better coverage and more flexibility. I've been working it through all my lenses and the quality is great.

Easy to operate and the quality of the images produced by this camera was superb! A great product for full-frame category DSLR camera.

I am amazed at how many features this camera has. It's focusing is extremly fast and the lens is quiet in video mode. The 23 mpx makes photos suprisingly clear. Compared to the Xsi and the T4i that I already have, it is some larger and heavier. I think I will need some time to learn all of its features. Well, done, Canon!

If there is already capability for wifi and GPS built into the body of the camera like the 6D, why it that the separate kit for wifi and GPS for the 5D III are still so bulky and worse still, not combined into a single kit.? Latest 5D III purchasers feel cheated. Definitely not happy. Apart from that, great camera

Having been an owner of both Nikon and Canon crop bodies in the last 5 years, and with limited investment in lenses I wasnt married to either to feel compelled to buy the newest full frame offerings from them. I had a choice and I was going to compare the D 800 and 5D mark III against each other before making a purchase.I tested both the D 800 and 5d Mark III and the canon was way better in body feel, iso performance, fps, ergonomics, sharpness of images, auto focus performance (leagues ahead), lcd screen. The D 800 had higher mp count for sure as well as a built in flash but my philosophy is when buying a camera trust the eyes. I could not believe the gap between the two and had to seek a friend's second opinion. We even went to the extent of testing out another set of 5d III and D 800 bodies just to be sure.Finally there was a clear winner - the 5d Mark III which I chose with the 24-105 lens kit. I have spent almost a week with the 5D III and am thrilled with the performance I am getting.

Really looked forward to getting this camera. I have had the original 5D and the 5D Mark ii. Even though the build is excellent the colors this camera produces is subpar and need way too many adjustments, which means time, which in photography business means money. I ended up going back to Mark ii. I know the colors can be set but I rely on Adobe Lightroom and when shooting raw the way lightroom processes the files out of the Mark iii is not up to my liking. I always look towards getting the shot done mostly in camera and really don't want to invest more time into toying with pictures in editing. At $3500 and switched to auto, I shouldn't even notice any off colors.The video and microphone did look a lot better from this camera compared to the Mark ii. Not worth the price increase to me though.

After much frustration with the AF on the 5d MkII this camera is a joy to use! Autofocus is quick, precise, and adaptable. I no longer have to use focus and recompose to create images. Further, the camera feels much better in hand than either my 5D mkII or 50D do. If you are thinking of upgrading get off the fence and buy it!!!

No amount of words can express how much I love this camera. Canon hit it out of the park with the Mark II and now out did themselves with this one.

I have had a few canon bodies over the years from film into digital I purchased the 5dm2 new the first week it came out... that camera was a giant step forward from my 20D... I also have the 7D and have used a 1DmIII and 1DmIV for many events... I have to say that the autofocus on this camera is up there with the 1d series and I am personally seeing about a 1 stop addition in ISO. (I would have zero issues blowing up shots taken at 1000iso to poster size... it is that good...SD card is a bit like an after though but isn't a big deal to me... I don't shoot video so cant tell you about the video capabilities or quality. The 24-105 lens is a great lens especially stopped down to about F8. good contrast and edge detail, at the wide 24mm side there is a little bit of barrel distortion... but it is so minor most will not see it and if you are using a program like lightroom it is very easy to fix

Truelly excellent camera, bought it when it first came out, still have few payments left. But it was worth every penny.

I would highly recommend purchasing this camera, it does everything I expected it to. I use it for birding and general wildlife photography.

I used my Canon EOS 5D Mark III 22.3 MP Full Frame CMOS for a concert event at my church. Needless to say everyone thought I did a fantastic job of photographing the concert. Love my canon LP-E6 battery, but STK's Canon LP-E6 Battery 2600 mAH is a close second.

the best camera and the best product for its price. for video and photography is the best option and price for performance and professional use

As an EOS shooter for 25 years, I'm very pleased with this camera in nearly every regard. In fact, it's easier to just list the few things that I feel could be a touch better...Low light AF: While vastly better than the 5D mk I and II that I own, I was expecting it to be a bit better.AE consistency: This doesn't seem to have improved much.AF accuracy: I haven't "registered" my L lenses with the camera's micro focus yet and am hoping doing so will improve AF accuracy.Silent Mode: I was hoping for a bit quieter.AWB: A touch on the warm side, as usual for Canon.Accessory Prices: Atrociously high.600EX-RT: Pricey but amazing.That said, I feel that if you already have EF-S mount lenses, you might want to wait for the 70D coming out soon that I hear will replace both the 60D and the 7D and will basically be an APS-C version of the 5DmkIII. If it does, I'll be getting one myself to use as an action/backup body.

everything is superb (i upgraded from a 7d)the autofocus is better then in the 7d but i'm not 100 in love with it.still it worths the 5 star. a perfect camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark IIIIt exceeded my expectations! I am very happy with it and it's going on my next trip all over.

This is a perfect DSLR except following problems, hope Canon will update the firmware.1. SD Card port is locked to 133x. so if you use quick than 133x sd card, it will be same speed2. You can't set Video only write to SD card3. No auto focus when in video mode4. No inside wifi and gps like 6D5. Canon doesn't have a feedback thing like apple store

I purchased 5d mark3 last week and its picture is amazing good. Nice color and clear image. I never regret paid 3000 more dollar to own it. It worth the price.Meanwhile I purchase 85mm 1.2L, and it performance very well on 5D mark 3. Even if 1.2, 5d3 also can make a accumulate AF on article.Incredible Accumulation AF. Nice progress.

I upgraded from 7D to 5D3, and my expectations were exceeded! Using the same good 100-400mm EF Canon lens, the difference is incredible between the two cameras..It feels like i am shooting with 500mm F2.8 with 7D..Not bad deal here, instead of buying a 500mm F2.8 (10k) and use it with 7D, i paid (3.5k) and upgraded the body..