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Reviews of Canon EOS 5D Mark 3

Testseek.com have collected 212 expert reviews of the Canon EOS 5D Mark 3 and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon EOS 5D Mark 3.
Award: Editor’s Choice April 2012
April 2012
 
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212 Reviews
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The editors liked

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  • First and foremost
  • The 5D Mark III takes beautiful photos
  • And improves on a camera that was already fantastic. The small changes on its body make the Mark III even more comfortable to use
  • While the tweaks made to button placement and the
  • Manual audio gain control
  • Headphone jack
  • Superb lowlight performance
  • 30minute maximum record time
  • Improved rolling shutter
  • Improved overall image quality
  • Better HD video quality and more robust feature set
  • More comfortable and durable
  • Weatherresistant camera build
  • Faster 6 fps burst speed
  • Vastly improved autofocus system
  • Very high resolution
  • Great image quality
  • Excellent hue accuracy
  • Superb high ISO performance
  • Real-time chromatic aberration and corner shading compensation
  • Good 24 x 36-inch prints from ISO 100-1
  • 600
  • ISO 102
  • 400 shots produce a good 4 x 6-inch pri...
  • Compact for a full-frame SLR. 22-megapixel resolution. Large optical viewfinder. Bright
  • High-res rear LCD. Fast autofocus. 6fps continuous shooting. Excellent high ISO performance. 1080p video recording.
  • The Canon EOS 5D Mark III offers a more streamlined shooting design
  • Significantly updated feature set with more configurability
  • Plus better performance over its predecessor. It maintains its excellent photo and video quality as well
  • Very low image noise
  • Excellent image sharpness
  • Very accurate colors
  • Good automatic whitebalance
  • Spectacular subject tracking autofocus
  • Lightning fast autofocus
  • Full choice of exposure modes for movies
  • Classleading continuous buffer
  • Large viewfinde
  • Excellent photo/video quality
  • Excellent build quality
  • Advanced 61 point AF system
  • Speed
  • Features
  • Accuracy
  • Video
  • Incamera HDR (High Dynamic Range) feature combines three shots into one image with better exposure. “Silent” shooting mode helps capture stealthy candid portraits. Rank photos incamera with 15 stars
  • Then carry those ratings over to Adobe Lightroom
  • Adobe Bridge and Apple Aperture. Same 61point (41crosstypepoint) autofocus system as topoftheline Canon 1D X
  • Super fast and accurate 61 point AF system
  • Upgraded iFCL metering system better captures off-center subjects
  • Great low light opportunities thanks to expanded ISO range
  • Good resolution and detail in raw files
  • Good color and tonality across the ISO range
  • Reliable metering even in difficult contrast situations
  • Very responsive and snappy operation
  • Thanks to new Digic 5+ processor
  • 6 frames per second continuous shooting with good buffering
  • Excellent build-quality with magnesium shell and weather-sealing
  • Intuitive user interface and good ergonomics with larg
  • Great photo and video quality with low noise at high sensitivities
  • Powerful 61-point AF system with easy presets
  • Large viewfinder with 100% coverage and detailed 3
  • 2 screen
  • 6fps continuous shooting
  • Good ergonomics
  • Build quality and twin card slots.
  • Excellent set of features
  • Buildquality is much better than MkII
  • AF system and overall performance

The editors didn't like

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  • Given how popular the 5D Mark II became in the videography community
  • We'd have liked to have seen the Mark III's video capabilities improved a bit more. The addition of a dedicated XLR microphone jack is probably a pipe drea
  • No uncompressed video out
  • Sluggish autofocus in liveview mode
  • Only slightly more resolution than fouryearold previous model
  • Starting price nearly $1
  • 000 higher than predecessor
  • Builtin mic only offers mono sound
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  • Dynamic range not as good as competitors (deep shadow noise is rather high in raw files)
  • Auto and Incandescent white balance are quite warm in typical indoor lighting
  • Default noise reduction a bit high
  • Loses detail even at low ISOs
  • Flattens subtle ...
  • Expensive. Slow focus in Live View and Video modes. No built-in flash. Not compatible with EF-S lenses
  • JPEG photos at low ISO sensitivities don't match the generally excellent level of quality that you can otherwise get out of this camera
  • Underexposes often
  • Expanded ISO of limited use
  • Low rear control dial
  • Rear dial prone to accidental changes
  • Complex interaction between AF and lenses
  • Slow instant review
  • Slow to poweroff due to sensor cleaning
  • Best image quality from Raw (vs. JPEG)
  • Overly aggressive noise reduction
  • Monaural onboard microphone
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  • Only slightly more resolution than fouryearold previous model. Starting price nearly $1
  • 000 higher than predecessor. Builtin mic only offers mono sound.
  • Noise can get pretty noticeable in the higher end of the ISO range
  • AF system is complicated and has a steep learning curve
  • Destructive noise reduction results in mushy JPEGs
  • Even at base ISO
  • Visible sharpening artifacts at default settings
  • Heavy-handed noise reduction leads to lack of low-contrast detail at higher ISOs
  • Distortion correction not available 'on the fly'
  • Built-in microphone only monaural
  • Soft video output with less dynamic range than stills
  • No built-in AF illuminator
  • No built-in flash or wireless controller
  • No built-in Wifi or GPS. Both are expensive accessories
  • No articulated screen
  • No interval timer
  • No movie crop mode
  • No clean HDMI
  • No continuous movie AF
  • 36 Megapixel Nikon D800 available for less.
  • Expensive compared to some rivals.

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  Published: 2012-06-30, review by: practicalphotography.com

  • Abstract:  The Canon EOS 5D MkIII is the latest high quality, full-frame Canon DSLR. The first 5D still holds its own in terms of image quality, so its younger sibling must be something very special...

 
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  Published: 2012-06-18, review by: wired.co.uk

  • Incamera HDR, "Silent" shooting mode, Rank photos incamera with one to five stars, 61point (41crosstypepoint) autofocus,
  • Only slightly more resolution than fouryearold previous model, Starting price much higher than predecessor, Builtin mic only offers mono sound.

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  Published: 2012-05-25, review by: pocket-lint.com

  • Stills are beautiful, capable of producing superb video, lightning-fast auto-focus, rapid shooting, solidly built
  • No "clean" HDMI output, buttons to control camera settings take some getting used to, we'd love to see some more high frame-rate modes
  • A brilliant camera that offers both superb stills and fantastic video. It's ideal for people looking to get a video-capable SLR, but owners of the 5D II might want to keep their existing gear and wait for the next update. ...

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  Published: 2012-05-09, review by: CNET.co.uk

  • The Canon EOS 5D Mark III offers a more streamlined shooting design, significantly updated feature set with more configurability, plus better performance over its predecessor. It maintains its excellent photo and video quality as well
  • JPEG photos at low ISO sensitivities don't match the generally excellent level of quality that you can otherwise get out of this camera
  • The Canon EOS 5D Mark III represents a significant advance over its predecessor. It's fast, flexible and can't be faulted on image or video quality. It's a well-specced piece of kit at a reasonable cost (the price below is for the body only). The Mark ...

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  Published: 2012-04-30, Author: Jeremy , review by: reviewed.com

  • IntroductionThe Canon 5D Mark III is a DSLR camera that has the ability to appeal to filmmakers just as much as it does photographers. The camera took stellar photos in our still image tests, but it also excelled in our video labs. We're not joking when w...

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  Published: 2012-04-21, Author: Richard , review by: amateurphotographer.co.uk

  • It was always going to be a challenge to replace the EOS 5D Mark II. Thankfully, Canon has been sensible with its upgrade, choosing to focus on improving its weaker areas. So, while the resolution is largely unchanged in the 5D Mark III, the sensors low-...

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  Published: 2012-03-07, Author: TJ , review by: reviewed.com

  • Abstract:  The recently announced Canon EOS 5D Mark III steps up as the long-awaited successor to the Canon 5D Mark II . Like the Mark II before it, the Mark III is a full-frame professional camera targeting photographers and videographers. In a year already crowded...

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  Published: 2012-03-06, Author: Audley , review by: trustedreviews.com

  • Vastly improved AF module, Addition of 'headphones in' socket, Enhanced ISO range/performance, Faster DIGIC 5processor, Built like a tank, Exceptional image quality, Fantastic video performance
  • Picking it up for the first time, the initial impression is of a very solid and well-built professional-grade DSLR. On its own the body weighs in at just under a kilo, however with a suitably pro-grade lens attached, such as the Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 zoo...

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  Published: 2012-03-02, Author: Gary , review by: product-reviews.net

  • Abstract:  So far this year Nikon has been grabbing all the headlines with regards to new DSLR cameras with the D4 and D800 being announced. Now today we have the news that rival manufacturer Canon have revealed the EOS 5D Mk III DSLR, which has been priced and date...

 
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  Published: 2012-07-24, review by: techsmart.co.za

  • Abstract:  As impressive as its specifications are, in actual use, the Canon EOS 5D Mark III is simply put a superlative full frame camera whose ease of use belies its dazzling array of features.Like the top of the range EOS 1D X, the 22.3 megapixel Mark III spor...

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