Canon EOS 5D Mark III : Tests and Reviews
Canon EOS 5D Mark III Review
Canon 5D Mark III Review
Introduction Here is a first review based on the specifications and our first impressions about this new Canon flagship camera. We are really looking forward to getting a production sample in our lab to be able to test it.Full-frame 22-megapixel sensor: the new generation Between the 21Mpix of the Mark II and the 22.3Mpix of the Mark III, there has been a lot more progress than meets the eye (given how nearly identical the two iterations seem to be on the surface).But as a matter of fact, nearly 4 years have
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