Canon Eos 5d Mark Iii Auto Shoot

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Beautiful and compact new Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera finally came. Maybe you won't appreciate the price, but it can really give you the full return of it, thanks to various improvements. After Mark II, with some revolutionary improvements in this field, its successor brings even more.

Mark III offers some improvements that will surely be appreciated. It has a 22 MP full frame sensor and a 61 point AF system. Every major system is, comparing to previous model, somehow improved and upgraded. With ISO 100-25600 standard range expendable to 50-102.800, and up to 150 000 frames rated shutter, Mark III has a quieter operation. That includes the silent shutter from some previous models, also improved.

LCD screen, 3,2" offers better options, especially with full 100% viewfinder. Not to mention 1040 k dot. Together with anti-scratching cover, it results with lower reflection level. 61 point AF was seen at more expensive professional models, and it's nice to find it here.

Better looking screen offers also the possibility for side by side image viewing, and this way of comparison can be quite useful thing. Auto focus ...
... acts great even when there is not enough light. Night shootings will prove the quality of this little camera.

One of the most appreciated improvements will be in the area of ergonomics. Buttons are placed on more logical positions and touch sensitive. Sound recording problems are also solved. Switching between recording modes now is much simpler, and setting new preferences in one won't affect previously set ones in the different mode.

Video output doesn't offer anything new and revolutionary, but the final quality supposed to be improved, thanks to upgraded compression options. In-camera High Dynamic Range Shooting is another new feature, allowing the SLR capability. Recording multiple exposures is another thing to be happy about.

Lens profiles are inside camera, allowing corrections while processing JPEG images. Comparing your images side by side could be very interesting. Menu offers numerous new options, including a new tab for dealing with your AF system. Different presets can be very useful, and it allows better managing of different options.

Another big change is on the field of wireless communication between your camera and serially connected flashes. Thanks to this new, radio wireless option, the range is expanded to 30m, and the number of units you are able to connect is higher. It seems like those changes actually solved the majority of issues previous models had. It's nice to see they do respond on their customers' feedback.

All in all, this is very appealing, comfortable and compact model, and the first thing you will notice is that it looks like an entirely new model. The material is also somehow different. Maybe a little heavier, but easy to manage. Vertical grip with another set of controls is nice for portrait shooting conditions.

With CF/SD dual cards it will be much easier to upload your images on your laptop. Like it was mentioned before, you will get the best results in the worst light conditions. Auto shoot offers very good quality without any fine adjustment necessary, and you will find the results more than satisfying. All in all, Canon EOS 5D Mark III might be the camera you will be finally fully satisfied with.

You can find a review of the reasons why you should buy a Canon camera and a brief summary of the features of the Canon EOS 5D Mark III digital camera at http://nvmeats.com now.