Canon 5D Mark III
For More Information visit : http://www.shopprice.com.au/canon+5d+mark+iiiCanon 5D Mark III
Features:
· Sensor: Full Frame CMOS.
· Megapixels: 22.3 MP
· 22MP full frame CMOS sensor
· ISO 100-25600 standard, 50-102,800 expanded
· 6 fps continuous shooting
· Shutter rated to 150,000 frames
· 1080p30 video recording, stereo sound via external mic
· 61 point AF system
· 63 zone iFCL metering system
· 100% viewfinder coverage
· 1040k dot 3:2 LCD
· Dual card slots for CF and SD
· Screen: Exquisite 3″, 1.040,000 dots.
· Lens Mount: Canon EF mount
· Continuous shooting speed: 3.9 FPS
· Shutter:1/8,000 – 30 seconds in third-stop steps.
· ISO:50- 102400
· User level: Expert
Most costly DSLR in our list is 5D Mark III. This one has exceptional
features to take still image. Videographer loves this body for excellent
movie recording capability. The 61 point of autofocus interface helps
to ensure critical focus.
The 5D Mark III also brings a refreshed menu system, essentially based on that of the EOS-1D X. Though not entirely dissimilar to the 5D Mark II's (so existing users will still feel at home), but it gains a completely new tab for managing its complex AF system, based on a range of usage-scenario presets.
The 5D Mark III has operated with 22MP full frame sensor in a body that's based on the EOS 7D design, and with a 61-point AF system borrowed from the flagship EOS-1D X. From the glass-half-empty point of view, this could be seen as an unambitious update that trails disappointingly behind Nikon's 36MP D800 which was announced around the same time. But for those whose glasses tend more towards the half-full, it might just turn out to be the camera that 5D Mark II owners always really wanted.
The 5D Mark III also brings a refreshed menu system, essentially based on that of the EOS-1D X. Though not entirely dissimilar to the 5D Mark II's (so existing users will still feel at home), but it gains a completely new tab for managing its complex AF system, based on a range of usage-scenario presets.
The 5D Mark III has operated with 22MP full frame sensor in a body that's based on the EOS 7D design, and with a 61-point AF system borrowed from the flagship EOS-1D X. From the glass-half-empty point of view, this could be seen as an unambitious update that trails disappointingly behind Nikon's 36MP D800 which was announced around the same time. But for those whose glasses tend more towards the half-full, it might just turn out to be the camera that 5D Mark II owners always really wanted.
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