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OFFICIAL: Canon 5D Mark III Announced

 
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Mar 02, 2012 11:58 |  #1006
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RhysPhotograph.Me wrote in post #14007581 (external link)
I think the face exposure thing is probably more useful...

That one also. Does 5D3 have any of this?

Edit: Just found out that it has continous face tracking.


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Mar 02, 2012 11:59 |  #1007

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You have obviously never had your hands on a 1DMKIV. 8000 iso are very usable on this camera. Every single AF points hits. Its a tad shakey in AI servo in low light but nothing that cant be worked around. No camera is perfect. School is out of this 5D3 for AF performance. MKIV had weather proofing and build quality that puts this 5D3 to bed, Add on a battery grip and your at $4000.00. If you can get a new MKIV they are $4900.00. Used low count MKIV will be at this 5D3 pricepoint with a grip. NO brainer to me.

I too love the look of full frame but the MKIV files are remarkable and look as good, maybe better, no AF restrictions, many plus' over what is being shown. IQ is ISO is what gets the nod ffom me. Have you seen some of the 5D3 files at a 100% crop:eek:.....1DMKIV blows them away in terms of IQ and we still cant be sure about noise on the new 5D3. They look like 7d files to me instead of 5D files....Im on the wait and see list and you should be as well........better yet,, test a 1DMKIV before you make statements that are not accurate.

ok, what statements have i made that aren't accurate?


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Mar 02, 2012 12:02 |  #1008

K6AZ wrote in post #14007443 (external link)
I'm gowing to bow out of these discussions since I see no reason at this time to buy a 5D3. I'll be looking for the fire sales of 1Ds3 and 5D2 bodies, I could use another backup. ;)

Agree. Looking at it now, I don't see a huge improvement for what "I" shoot. I like the faster frame rate and that 61 pt AF system but I just couldn't justify spending $3500 right now. I'll wait till the frenzy dies out then purchase this when its down to $2800-$2900 range.




  
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Mar 02, 2012 12:02 |  #1009

Silverfox1 wrote in post #14007319 (external link)
Chris, if you dont mind whom did you pre-order from ?

Regards, Ron ;)

Adorama. I accidently added 2 cameras in my shopping cart! So as of right now, I'm a proud (or perhaps not so proud) owner of 2 5D III's I pre-ordered last night. LOL


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Mar 02, 2012 12:03 |  #1010

Invertalon wrote in post #14007495 (external link)
Maybe they were able to shoot RAW and processed it like most of us would anyway. Either way, those examples looks miles better then any other I have seen. I hope that is accurate.

But I have read a few reviews that have said the details, noise, etc... are all better. So maybe we just have really bad, botched JPEG's with way too much NR and such to judge so far. Lets wait until nicer examples come flowing in before we all get all cranky at Canon.

I have to agree these are looking very good compared to the others out there.


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Mar 02, 2012 12:04 |  #1011

RhysPhotograph.Me wrote in post #14007165 (external link)
^^^
And contradicts every other source...

..in the forums.
Two very good photographers claim otherwise. So, it's better wait and see....but I think I would bet my money on the world-wide known photographers, even knowing that they may get some nice bodies and glass from Canon for free....




  
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Mar 02, 2012 12:06 |  #1012

Maverique wrote in post #14007068 (external link)
Ok, before I go, what's this MFA you're talking about? Just so I know.

Micro Focus Adjustment. I found it on some other site but it does not say if it is dual or not. On 1DX it can be adjusted on the long end of the lens and on the wide end too. Some of the lenses if adjusted on the long end get screwed up on the wide end.




  
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Mar 02, 2012 12:07 as a reply to  @ InsaneO's post |  #1013

Here read this, not a bad review, not as bad as many are making out.....

http://news.cnet.com …non-5d-mark-iii-hands-on/ (external link)




  
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Mar 02, 2012 12:09 |  #1014

Numenorean wrote in post #14007546 (external link)
12,800 looks pretty clean. 25,600 looks easily usable to me for those horribly lit church settings. A little grain never hurt anyone.

Looks very nice at 6400...you can see ot break down at 12800 but looks usable with some noise clean. Looks like you can shoot at 1600-3200 all day long,,,,,Nice


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Mar 02, 2012 12:10 |  #1015
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nmastro wrote in post #14007624 (external link)
..in the forums.
Two very good photographers claim otherwise. So, it's better wait and see....but I think I would bet my money on the world-wide known photographers, even knowing that they may get some nice bodies and glass from Canon for free....

On Canon's own blinking website!


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Mar 02, 2012 12:12 |  #1016

WA Tiger wrote in post #14007645 (external link)
Here read this, not a bad review, not as bad as many are making out.....

http://news.cnet.com …non-5d-mark-iii-hands-on/ (external link)

Is the reviewer confused? In the video she refers to the the new sensor as "18 megapixels"


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Mar 02, 2012 12:13 |  #1017

Oh dear God this thread is worse than a rotting tooth, it sucks but I can't stop coming back and poking at it... Ow... Owww...


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Mar 02, 2012 12:13 as a reply to  @ jemanner's post |  #1018

EveryMilesAMemory wrote in post #14007535 (external link)
I'm confused, why would Canon release this camera when the 1DX does all this and shoots 10fps? Seems like a wasted space in the line-up?

Oh, Oh, I know this one!! Because it costs half as much as the 1Dx!

Wasted space? Really?


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Mar 02, 2012 12:16 |  #1019

I want one. My only dilemma is whether or not to jump to a Nikon. I think the focus system in the 5D3 will keep me with Canon.


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Mar 02, 2012 12:20 |  #1020

timnosenzo wrote in post #14007681 (external link)
Oh, Oh, I know this one!! Because it costs half as much as the 1Dx!

Wasted space? Really?

The 1Dx is a heck of a lot more durable camera (400K shutter versus 150K, etc), hence the premium price. Also, better weather-proofing, 12 FPS, and dual processors (I presume to accomodate the sheer volume of 12 FPS data flow) Both cameras have their place. Now if Canon would only announce a high MP version of either!


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