The 5D Mark III lacks the D800's built-in flash, and features an exposure mode dial on the left side of the top-plate. The D800's exposure modes are changed using the 'mode' button just aft of the shutter release. All of the same controls, not necessarily in the same place. From the rear the 5D Mark III and D800 are very similar, but arranged
The EOS 5D Mark III features the latest DIGIC 5+ image processor, which produces noticeably faster image processing, start-up and image review times than the 3-year old 5D Me II (as you'd expect), and better noise reduction in high-ISO images (jump to the Image Quality page for ISO samples). DIGIC 5+ also allows the 5D Mark III to shoot a lot
The 5D Mark II has such high resolution that you'll need extraordinary lenses to make the best use of all its pixels. Canon's pro fixed f/2.8 super teles are great, but the state-of-the-art in Canon wide zooms isn't there yet. Mediocre lenses will work at least as well on the 5D Mark II as the 5D or older cameras, however the 5D Mark II's high
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Canon 50mm f1.4 shot at f1.4 on the 5D Mk II. I knew a ton of photographers that loved the feeling of the Canon 5D Mk III when it came out. But I couldn’t warm up to it. Where the Canon 5D Mk II
The Canon 5D Mark II produced low image noise overall. Images are quite clean from ISO 50 all the way through 400. We start to see the beginnings of a very fine, tight "grain" pattern at ISO 800
Canon 5D Mark II Review - 5D Mark II sRAW. Canon 5D Mark II sRAW. Some of you have been wondering what the effect of the resampling done by the camera to generate the smaller sRAW files has on The numerous smaller improvements are welcome, and if you want full frame (without going to an even more expensive pro body) the 5D Mark II is about as good as it gets right now. Good for: Studio, landscape and low light photographers wanting full frame and the best possible image quality. HD Movies. Not so good for: Action / sports / wildlife
The 5D was replaced by the 5D Mark II in the autumn of 2008, with the new model offering nearly double the resolution (21.1MP) a greatly increased ISO range and, for the first time on a full-frame

Given that the 5D Mark II 's high ISO performance - seen elsewhere in this review - is almost as good as the D700, and visibly better than the A900, the 5D Mark II offers a combination of resolution, sharpness and ISO performance that is hard to beat. Tags: review, canon. Previous page Next page.

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