Canon EOS 5D Mark III review – full-frame bargain DSLR. When the Canon EOS 5D Mark III arrived in the spring of 2012, its headline features of 22MP resolution, 61-point AF system, 6fps continuous shooting and enhanced video skills meant it quickly gained many fans. The Canon EOS 5D Mark III offers a 22.3MP full-frame sensor, 61 AF points
Summary. The Canon EOS 5Ds is essentially an EOS 5D Mark III with double the resolution: no fewer than 50 Megapixels, making it the highest resolution full-frame DSLR to date. Sure there's a number of other small but useful upgrades, many focused on ensuring the resolution isn't squandered by vibration, but there's no denying the 5Ds is all
Canon 5D Mark IV vs 5D Mark III: 01 Better video Canon has been a pioneer of video in DSLR cameras, making what was once seen as a novelty feature a must-have for serious videographers. The Mark IV carries on this tradition by bringing internal 4K (4096 x 2160) video recording. Canon's new 5D Mark IV succeeds the Mark III with more of everything. But most importantly, it records 4K video, something mirrorless cameras like Panasonic's GH4 have had for years and Sony's A short video I did while testing the 4K on the Canon. I used C-log as well. Let me know what you think of it! I was inspired by the filmmaker called Tim Kel
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