Canon EOS-5D Mark II

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Votre avis :

Pricey, but will do the business for any prosumer photographer looking to shoot landscapes, portraits in low light and even hi-def video

The EOS 5D Mk II had tough act to follow in the 5D and it has some tough competition with Nikon’s D700 and Sony’s Alpha 900 being its primary targets. However, it almost pulls it off, offering Alpha 900-alike resolution and D700-alike high ISO performance. But it has that 1080p video trick to no doubt help smooth the new Canon into your kit bag.

It’s not cheap though, despite being an "affordable" semi-pro model and so in final analysis, is Live View or that HD movie capability really worth the £2300 (body only) it’ll cost? Well, only you’ll be able to give that answer, however, if you do feel the need to speak to your bank manager, you’ll not be disappointed, this is a seriously serious camera capable of stunning results.

Like its predecessor, Canon's EOS 5D Mark II is a great camera that offers exceptional image quality and a great interface. We'd like to see a few additional features (better auto bracketing and an intervalometer, for starters) but these are quibbles. For users who've been wanting a full-frame SLR, there's no doubt that the Canon EOS 5D Mark II is a great option. Kudos to Canon for taking a great camera and finding ways to make it better.

Specifications:





Digital camera type:
SLR


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Resolution:
21.1 megapixels


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Display type:
3 in LCD display









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The Canon EOS 5D Mark II is well suited to photographers who want to crop in to fine details in their photos, or who just want to shoot and print very large landscapes and portraits. We do wish some of its controls were better implemented, but it's not hard to use once you get used to it.