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5D mkIII Battery Grip???

So the 5D mkIII uses the same LP-E6 Batteries as the 5D mkII. Does it take the same battery grip?

In the leaked photos of what we can conclude was the 5D mkIII in action with the new 200-400; the battery grip had a joystick. I don't see any new battery grip on the canon website. Is there supposed to be a new battery grip coming out or are we just supposed to use the 5D mkII grip?

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Stunned and impressed by the 5DIII.

- No more pattern noise
- Improved DR by 1 stop
- Improved jpg by 2 stops
- Improved raw by 1 stop
- Massivly improved AF
- 50% improvement in FPS
- Slightly more resolution
- Dual Card Slots
- 1 series build quality

Simply put Canon has surpassed all expecations. We're talking a 22 megapixel camera that can do the task of the best low light cameras and the best action cameras, with very decent FPS.

I'm more than impressed and can't wait to get my hands on one.

What does everyone else think of the new camera?

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Alternatives to the GP-E2 GPS Geotagger?

Geotagging my photos is an old wish of mine but until now I have not found a convincing solution for Canon/Mac users. :-\

From Canon's press release regarding the new accessories: «Compatible with the EOS-1D X, EOS 7D and new EOS 5D Mark III, the GP-E2 tags photos with longitude, latitude and altitude data as well as the direction in which the shot was taken, adding information to the EXIF file of the image.»

They state that the GP-E2 will be compatible with the 7D but on http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/gps_receivers/gps_receiver_gp_e2 they also say that half of its functions will NOT be available to 7d users: «†When the EOS 7D is used with the GP-E2 the following restrictions will apply: a) geotagging function will not work for movies while recording; b) geotagging features will not work for movies when using the Map Utility; c) electronic compass information and automatic time setting is not available; d) transmission via the hot shoe is not possible.» I'm not too bothered about the movie functions but the lack of compass information is rather disappointing – especially for a device with such a price tag (US: $390 / EUR: €279 / UK: £299.99 according to http://dancarrphotography.com/blog/)!

Are there any well functioning alternatives to the GP-E2 you guys know of? And perhaps a little less expensive than Canons' ?

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5D3 available later this month?!!?

According to biccamera.com, the 5D3 is gonna be available by the end of this month (March) for Japan at least.

http://www.biccamera.com/bicbic/jsp/w/d_camera/canon/eos5dmarkiii/index.jsp

March release seems pretty fast. If anyone else can read Japanese and make sure I didn't read it wrong (I'm a foreigner living in Japan). Can anyone else confirm release dates?

And I'm really not liking that 358,000 yen price tag. That puts it closer to $4500 US for body only over here. Perhaps I'll be buying it from the US instead afterall. ::)

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Will you purchase the 5D Mk III?

Now that it's officially announced, will you be purchasing the 5D Mark III?

  • Yes, I already pre-ordered it.

    Votes: 1 7.1%
  • Yes, I plan to pre-order it soon.

    Votes: 1 7.1%
  • Probably, but I will wait for more reviews / information first.

    Votes: 5 35.7%
  • Maybe / Undecided.

    Votes: 5 35.7%
  • No.

    Votes: 2 14.3%

I hope I'm not repeating a poll that someone else has started!

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Review: Canon EOS 5D Mark III by Jeff Ascough

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<strong>Oh Joy

</strong>There are very few photographers I look up to. There are a lot of great ones, but only a select few inspire me. One of those people is Jeff Ascough, one of Canon’s explorers of light.</p>
<p>To me, he’s the best wedding photographer in the world and has no interest in the 600EX-RT! I love that.</p>
<p>Jeff has obviously had a 5D Mark III in his hands, and has released his review of the camera.</p>
<p><strong>From Jeff</strong></p>
<blockquote><p>So are there any negatives to owning this camera? Maybe just one. You will lose the ability to blame the camera for any shortcomings in your own photographic ability. The camera is what every Canon user has been waiting for and then some.</p></blockquote>
<p><strong><a href="http://blog.jeffascough.com/photographers/2012/03/canon-eos-5d-mark-iii-review.html">Read the review</a></strong></p>
<p><strong><span style="color: #ff0000;">c</span>r </strong></p>
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5d Mark III AEB, what gives? Am I missing something?

Man oh man, I was hoping the 5d Mark III would have everything and leave nothing to be desired.

There was one particular spec I was really hoping for: AEB 2, 3, 5, 7 @ 1/3EV, 1/2EV and 1EV. If you're an HDR enthusiast, you know how big of an asset this feature can be.

I'm not sure what to make of it now that it's finally here. So the Mark III will have:

AE Bracketing ±3 (2, 3, 5, 7 frames at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV steps)

But why capped at 1/2EV steps? Am I missing something? tons of the Nikon cameras from the top down do full EV steps.

Nikon D3x:
AE Bracketing (2, 3, 5, 7 frames at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV, 2/3 EV, 1 EV steps)




Nikon D800
AE Bracketing (2, 3, 5, 7 frames at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV, 2/3 EV, 1 EV steps)


Heck, even the D300s does the same.

So the 5d M III won't do full EV steps even though the AEB has been expanded to 7...

I have to say I'm a little disappointed. A small stat indeed, but when you look at Canon's history of crappy AEB options this just seems WEIRD.

One spec may not be a deal-maker/breaker, but it is surely a consideration for my intended purposes. Man, the d800 @ $500 less + higher resolution + better AEB is looking good to me.

What do you make of this?

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5D3suffer blackdots(EDIT:my mistake,just poorly tuned sharpening algo4incamJPGS

EDIT: I see the older version of the thread got brought back to life so I re-titled this one to not be misleading. I see the new thread got attached to the end of the original thread. Anyway on the new thread it was determined that is much more likely a poor tuning of the in cam jpg sharpening and NR algorithms than anything to do with the black dot issue of the 5D2.

Sorry my mistake. It's probably not a big deal at all. it wont' affect RAW at all. Hopefully they will fine the jpg sharpening/NR before release (these samples were taken months ago apparently). Still not sure why Canon always uses awful sample shots, each camera release seems to lower the bar for the samples they provide.






Wow, after the big deal about the black dots with the 5D2, they post a bunch of 5D3 samples where bright objects have black haloes. The issues looks worse than it ever did with the 5D2.

Hopefully they can fix it again. A bit surprised they have the same sensor issue again.

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5D Mark III Sample Images

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<strong>From Canon Japan

</strong>Check out the sample images Canon has posted from the 5D Mark III. ISO 6400 looks pretty good, though I’d like to see my wedding photography hero <a href="http://jeffascough.com/">Jeff Ascough</a> bust out some high ISO wedding photography.</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://web.canon.jp/imaging/eosd/samples/eos5dmk3/" target="_blank">http://web.canon.jp/imaging/eosd/samples/eos5dmk3/ </a></strong></p>
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Hugely Disappointed In 5D III Price

What are your plans with regards to purchasing a new camera

  • I'm buying the Mark III for $3500

    Votes: 86 41.5%
  • I'm keeping my Mark II since the Mark III is priced to high

    Votes: 49 23.7%
  • I'm selling my Mark II and buying a Nikon D800 for $2999

    Votes: 16 7.7%
  • I'm a crop owner (or first time buyer) and now I'm waiting for the Mark II Price drop.

    Votes: 39 18.8%
  • I'm waiting for the T4i specs before purchasing a 60d, 7d, or t3i.

    Votes: 11 5.3%
  • I'm just going to purchase a T3i, 60d, or 7d and call it a day.

    Votes: 6 2.9%

So it's out. Seems like a great camera, but I'm incredibly disappointed in the price. After about 4 years after the II, the III comes out at a much higher price tag. Now, if you look at Apple, they release products every year that are better spec'ed yet they don't increase the price with each release just because it was better than the last iteration.

It's expected that technology improves, right? I understand the dollar has weakened over the last few years but this just seems like a ridiculous price increase. Looks like I won't be getting one, not because I can't but because I feel it isn't worth it.

How's everyone else feel about it?

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UK Preorders

Can someone post up when it is available to preoder in the UK.

I am in Ireland but buy stuff from the UK as it is way cheaper.

Looking forward to getting my hands on one as soon as it is possible.
Hopefully Magic Lantern can do their stuff on the new camera and give us Clean HDMI out which is the only thing I need extra from the 5d3.

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Introducing the Canon 5D Mark III

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<p><strong>London, UK, 2nd March 2012</strong> – Canon today announces the latest addition to its worldfamous EOS range with the launch of the new EOS 5D Mark III. The EOS 5D Mark IIIbuilds on the performance of the legendary EOS 5D Mark II, offering improved speed,greater resolution, enhanced processing power and extended creative options for bothstills and Full HD movies – providing unparalleled artistic freedom for the most demanding photographers.</p>
<p>Incorporating feedback from photographers worldwide, the EOS 5D Mark III offers improved performance in virtually every area. A new 22.3 Megapixel (MP) full-frame sensor offers the ideal balance of resolution for stills and HD movies and up to 6 frames per second (fps) shooting, whilst a 61-point AF system and 63-zone metering provide greater speed, flexibility and accuracy. Powered by the latest DIGIC 5+ processing technology, the EOS 5D Mark III also features enhanced video functions, offeringimproved image quality alongside greater audio control – redefining creative possibilities for photographers and amateur videographers alike. “The EOS 5D Mark III represents a big step forward for the EOS 5D series” said Kieran Magee, Marketing Director, Professional Imaging, Canon Europe. “The EOS 5D Mark II is an exceptional camera and we’ve listened carefully to feedback from its passionate community of users to improve performance in every area. This camera has been designed to meet virtually any creative challenge – it’s faster, more responsive and features the tools to adapt to everything from studio photography to creative videography, while producing results of the highest quality.”</p>
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<p><strong>Enhanced performance

</strong>With its comprehensively upgraded specification, the EOS 5D Mark III is the ideal toolfor the growing number of photographers shooting both stills and movies. It incorporates a number of the features launched with Canon’s revolutionary EOS-1D X,providing vastly improved performance, flexibility, handling and durability. The camera’s newly-developed 22.3MP full-frame sensor provides increased resolution and finer detail, enabling the capture of a wide range of scenes, from sweeping landscapes to beautiful portraits. Higher speed continuous shooting also offers expanded creative possibilities. With an increased 8-channel read out, the camera comfortably handles a maximum full resolution speed of up to 6fps in bursts of 18 RAW images or over 16,000 JPEGs1, without the need for additional accessories. Additionally, the sensor’s advanced architecture offers a huge native ISO range of 100-25,600, expandable to 102,400, making it possible to capture clean, high quality pictures, even in extreme low-light conditions.</p>
<p>The EOS 5D Mark III utilises the same 61-point wide-area AF system as the flagship EOS-1D X, providing exceptional sensitivity, precision and speed. One of the most advanced AF systems currently available, it features an impressive 41 cross-type points and five dual cross-type points, providing unsurpassed accuracy across the frame. The customisable AF pre-sets introduced in the EOS-1D X are also available, helping the capture of traditionally challenging subjects, and providing additional reliability in ituations where subject movement can be unpredictable. Highly accurate exposures are provided by Canon’s acclaimed iFCL metering system, which incorporates a 63-zone Dual-Layer sensor linked to each point of the AF system. Focus information gathered from the AF system is analysed alongside colour and luminance signals measured by the metering sensor itself, enabling the EOS 5D Mark III to deliver consistently accurate skin tones and excellent results in a wide range of shooting situations.</p>
<p><strong>Creative performance without compromise

</strong>The EOS 5D Mark III features Canon’s latest DIGIC 5+ image processor, which powers a range of new functions without affecting the camera’s performance. 14-bit A/D conversion provides smoother tonal gradation and transitions between colours, while in-camera HDR shooting combines three different exposures and allows one of five preset tone maps to be applied, enabling photographers to capture all the detail in high contrast scenes. With in-camera RAW processing and editing capability, photographers also have the option to immediately begin post-processing their images while still on a shoot. The increased power of DIGIC 5+ also enables a range of tools which contribute to higher image quality. Lens peripheral illumination correction, Lens chromatic aberration correction (lateral and axial) and high ISO noise reduction are all performed in-camera without affecting performance, allowing photographers to continue shooting without any camera lag. Additionally, in-camera image rating via a dedicated button makes it easy for photographers to organise images ahead of post-production. The EOS 5D Mark III features a new Creative Photo button, which enables users to quickly select Picture Styles and capture multiple exposures, as well as offering direct access to the HDR shooting mode. In playback, pressing the Creative Photo button displays a new comparative playback function, displaying two images side-by-side to allow photographers to view, magnify and compare the quality of different exposures mid-shoot. For situations where photographers want to avoid being noticed, such as weddings, the EOS 5D Mark III also features a new silent shooting mode that dramatically reduces the sound of the shutter and mirror, ensuring they can work quietly in the background. A continuous silent mode is also available, enabling photographers to capture fastermoving subjects without attracting attention.</p>
<p><strong>Next generation EOS Movies

</strong>The EOS 5D Mark III builds on the reputation of the EOS 5D Mark II, with a range of new features introduced following feedback received from photographers to provide even better Full HD video performance. As well as offering the depth-of-field control loved by video professionals, the new full-frame sensor combines with the vast processing power of DIGIC 5+ to improve image quality by virtually eradicating the presence of moiré, false colour and other artefacts. The addition of a movie mode switch and a recording button also offers greater usability, enabling videographers to begin shooting immediately when movie mode is engaged. Additional movie functions include manual exposure control and an enhanced range of high bit-rate video compression options, with intraframe (ALL-I) and interframe (IPB) methods both supported. Variable frame rates range from 24fps to 60fps, and the addition of SMPTE timecode support provides greater editing flexibility and easier integration into multi-camera shoots. Users can also check and adjust audio during recording via the camera’s Quick Control screen and a headphone socket enables sound level monitoring both during and after shooting. Enhanced processing power provided by DIGIC 5+ also makes it possible to conveniently trim the length of recorded movies in-camera.</p>
<p><strong>Professional build, easy operation

</strong>The EOS 5D Mark III has been built to offer photographers easy-handling and robust build quality. Its lightweight, high-grade magnesium body offers advanced weather proofing for protection against the elements, while the construction of the shutter has also been reinforced, with 150,000-cycle durability making it ideal for repeated, everyday use. An enhanced version of the Intelligent Viewfinder featured in the EOS 7D offers approximately 100% coverage, as well as an on-demand grid display via the builtin transparent LCD. The same reinforced 8.11cm (3.2″) Clear View II LCD screen as used by the EOS-1D X provides high quality framing and playback in all conditions. 1,040k-pixels provide the resolution to accurately check image sharpness and focus, while the gapless structure design introduced with the EOS-1D Mark IV prevents reflections and protects against dust or scratches. A headphone socket and locking mode dial have been included, while the inclusion of a UDMA 7-compatible CF card slot plus an SD card2 slot enables shooting to both cards simultaneously, auto switching when the one in use becomes full and the option to copy images from one card to the other in-camera.</p>
<p><strong>Digital Lens Optimizer – new in Digital Photo Professional v3.11

</strong>The EOS 5D Mark III comes complete with the most advanced version of Digital Photo Professional (DPP) yet – Canon’s free, in-box software enabling high-speed, high quality processing of RAW images. New in DPP v3.11 is Digital Lens Optimizer – a revolutionary new tool designed to drastically improve image resolution. Digital Lens Optimizer (DLO) precisely imitates lens performance, with a series of complex mathematical functions replicating each stage of the journey of light through the optical path. Using this information DLO can correct a range of typical optical aberrations and loss of resolution caused by a camera’s low pass filter, by applying an inverse function to each shot to take the image nearer to how the scene appears to the naked eye. This creates exceptionally detailed, high-quality images with highly manageable file sizes, providing photographers with maximum image quality and greater flexibility.</p>
<p><strong>EOS System compatibility

</strong>As part of the EOS System, the EOS 5D Mark III is immediately compatible with over 60 EF Lenses, including the EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM – the new, essential wide-angle zoom lens from Canon’s famous L-series. The camera is also compatible with a newlyannounced range of accessories designed to offer extended creativity, including the Speedlite 600EX-RT – a high performance TTL flash with wireless radio connectivity. Additionally, the new Battery Grip BG-E11 offers greater handling flexibility alongside the ability to double the camera’s battery life.</p>
<p><strong>Canon EOS 5D Mark III – Key features:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>22.3 Megapixel full-frame sensor</li>
<li>61-point autofocus</li>
<li>Up to 6fps continuous shooting</li>
<li>Native ISO 100-25,600 sensitivity</li>
<li>Full HD video with manual control</li>
<li>14-bit DIGIC 5+ processor</li>
<li>Enhanced Weather sealing</li>
<li>8.11cm (3.2-inch) 1,040,000-dot screen</li>
<li>HDR mode with presets</li>
</ul>
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