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Like many Canon owners, when rumours of a new 5D began to circulate I was rubbing my hands together with excitement for the long-awaited EOS 5D Mark IV. My wish list would include superb autofocus and a full-frame sensor with great detail and high ISO per...
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EISA.eu Updated:
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The Canon EOS 5DS and 5DS R are the highest resolution full frame DSLRs on the market. The two models give photographers a choice: the EOS 5DS includes an optical low-pass filter to suppress digital imaging artefacts, while the EOS 5DS R cancels its effec...
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M eet the the highest resolution full frame DSLR on the market. It looks much like a 5D Mark III but under its skin it's a 50.6mp monster that utilises some of Canon's newest technologies such as dual DIGIC 6 image processor, enhanced iTR AF (aka “Intelli...
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When you're watching a press conference and all of a sudden you hear a cacophony of shutter snaps, most of the time you're hearing Canon DSLRs. Canon's EOS cameras have long been the go-to for professional photographers the world over, prized for their co...
It's another fantastic pro-grade camera, but video shooters need not apply. All in all, the Canon EOS 5DS is a pro-grade camera that lives up to Canon's esteemed reputation, but only in the right situation. If you're a portrait, landscape, or studio p...
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Nikon has been the king of the DSLR pixel count since its splendid 36MP D800 and D810.‘That's more megapixels than most photographers will ever need,' we thought when those cameras first launched. ‘Surely this longstanding war of technological willy wavin...
Top notch image quality, Improved build to reduce vibrations, Swift and accurate focusing...
Maximum 12,800 ISO, The 5D Mark III is better for video...
If you're already a 5D Mark III owner and are thinking of making the leap to the 5DS, it should be an extremely easy transition. You'll need to give a bit of thought as to how those extra pixels affect the way you capture images, but otherwise this is eas...
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Canon had dilly-dallied around the resolution conundrum for what seemed like an eternity. "Push beyond 22-megapixels? Golly, no way" was pretty much the message for years. And then it goes and releases a 50.6-megapixel full-frame DSLR, the EOS 5DS. And...
Hugely impressive image quality (when matched with best lenses and suitable shutter speeds)...
No tilt/variangle screen, not the best for fastmoving subjects (high shutter speeds essential)...
The Canon EOS 5DS is a specialist DSLR, that's for sure, but treated with knowledge and it's a tool to truly challenge medium format. In short, it'll be the studio workhorse that Canon users have been waiting for - perhaps waiting too long, which is...
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practicalphotography.com Updated:
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Canon is celebrating its 12th consecutive year as the world's leading interchangeable lens camera manufacturer. But for some time it has been trailing behind the rest of the pack for image resolution with its highest megapixel camera, the 24.2MP 760D, way...
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Canon has hit back with the EOS 5Ds, which comes fitted with a 50-megapixel sensor – the highest resolution to date for a full-frame SLR. This equates to 8,688x5,792, which is enough for A1 prints at 250dpi. There can't be many photographers who feel the...
A 50-megapixel sensor in a beautifully designed camera, but the Canon EOS 5Ds risks being a niche product...
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A camera where every shot can be a wall poster. It sounds like overkill central, but that's exactly what Canon is offering with its EOS 5DS and 5DSR cameras. Both are now available in Australia and boast a 50.6-megapixel sensor. That's more than 50 millio...
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For a long time in photography circles, there were two rival camps – those who swore by the versatility of the DSLR and image purists who lay their allegiance to the superior quality delivered by medium format cameras. The Canon EOS 5Ds could well be cons...
Superb image quality, Excellent build, Familiar controls and layout...
Produces large files, Only 5 frames per second, Limited ISO range...
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Let's get this out of the way first: the 50-megapixel sensor produces some insanely large images, in both senses of the word. Expect 8,788x5,792 resolution stills, which can reach up to 65MB each for JPEGs and 200MB each for RAWs. It's impressive that Can...
We put the mammoth 50.6-megapixel EOS 5DS / 5DS R dSLR through its paces at Birmingham's Photography Show...
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The EOS 5DS is actually based on the existing EOS 5D Mark III. In fact, if it weren't for the logos on the new camera, you might find it pretty hard to tell them apart.But that's OK, because the 5D Mark III has proved itself an extremely capable, versatil...
Solid build quality, classy finish Control layout Jaw, dropping resolution...
Reduced battery life compared to 5D Mark III Headphone socket dropped...
We haven't been able to test the image quality yet, but if the 5DS lives up to its specs, design and build quality, it's a classic in the making...
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The EOS 5DS is actually based on the existing EOS 5D Mark III. In fact, if it weren't for the logos on the new camera, you might find it pretty hard to tell them apart.But that's OK, because the 5D Mark III has proved itself an extremely capable, versat...
Solid build quality, classy finish Control layout Jawdropping resolution...
Reduced battery life compared to 5D Mark III Headphone socket dropped...
We haven't been able to test the image quality yet, but if the 5DS lives up to its specs, design and build quality, it's a classic in the making...
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Michael Topham lays hands on the all-new Canon EOS 5Ds and EOS 5Ds R – a pair of DSLRs boasting an astonishing 50.6MP sensor...
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Canon EOS 5DS – First Impressions The Canon EOS 5DS is a natural follow-up to the three-year-old 5D MKIII , a legendary model beloved of many photographers. However, this isn't a wholesale replacement, and isn't even the better performer in every single r...
The Canon EOS 5DS doesn't push the reset button on the company's full-frame line-up. It's a specialist model for detail-obsessed and professional photographers who don't need ultimate speed or supreme low-light flexibility. However, as the cameras that w...
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Nikon has been the king of the DSLR pixel count since its splendid 36MP D800 and D810.‘That's more megapixels than most photographers will ever need,' we thought when those cameras first launched. ‘Surely this longstanding war of technological willy wavin...
Top notch image quality, Improved build to reduce vibrations, Swift and accurate focusing...
Maximum 12,800 ISO, The 5D Mark III is better for video...
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With the release of the EOS 5DS and the EOS 5DS R, you could say that many Canon users finally got the camera they've been waiting for – a high-megapixel camera with enough resolution to rival the likes of the Nikon (with their D810 ) and the Sony (with t...
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With the release of the EOS 5DS and the EOS 5DS R, you could say that many Canon users finally got the camera they've been waiting for – a high-megapixel camera with enough resolution to rival the likes of the Nikon (with their D810) and the Sony (with th...
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Like many Canon owners, when rumours of a new 5D began to circulate I was rubbing my hands together with excitement for the long-awaited EOS 5D Mark IV. My wish list would include superb autofocus and a full-frame sensor with great detail and high ISO per...
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The Canon EOS 5DS R and the companion EOS 5DS are the highest-megapixel cameras you can buy (to date) before entering medium-format territory. At $3,899 (body only), it's clearly targeted to a small subset of enthusiasts, artists, working photographers, a...
Beautiful 50.6MP stills, Excellent optical viewfinder, Good low-light performer, Affordable alternative to medium-format...
Expensive for casual use, Video only up to 30p, Focusing issues in video recording, No built-in wireless...
The DT Accessory PackUp your game and the get the most out of your gear with the following extras, hand-picked by our editors:Canon Battery Pack LP-E6N ($63.63)The camera sucks up battery power when in Live View mode. If you need this function, pack a spa...
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The difference in resolution between the 5D III and the two 5DS models is small, but could be significant, particularly if you do a lot of image cropping.It's also enough to show up differences in performance between the best-performing lenses and those a...
With the EOS 5D Mark III remaining in the market, shoppers looking for a sophisticated, pro-quality Canon DSLR camera now have three choices: the 5D III, the 5DS and the 5DS R. The difference in resolution between the 5D III and the two 5DS models is smal...
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What is the Canon 5DS R? The Canon 5DS R may seem like the natural successor to the ageing Canon 5D Mark III . But it's not. This is an ultra-high-resolution 50.6-megapixel full-frame DSLR designed for times when maximum resolution is what's needed, above...
Incredible detail, Great build and handling, Excellent AF performance...
Limited video modes, Narrow native ISO range, Very limited wireless features...
Canon 5DS R: Image Quality The Canon 5DS R is a camera whose worth depends almost entirely on the resolution it is able to capture. Phones can ramp up the megapixel count without major benefits and get away with it, but not full frame cameras. We're relie...
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The 50MP EOS 5DS R is built around the same body design as the 5D Mark IIIIn the early 2000s, Canon’s EOS-1Ds series was unchallenged in the high-resolution DSLR stakes, from the original 11.1MP version of 2002 to the 21.1MP Mark III of 2007. But in 2008...
Extraordinary image quality with huge levels of detail, Highly refined control layout and user interface, Excellent, extremely accurate autofocus system, Rugged, professional-level construction...
Fixed rear screen is inconvenient for tripod work, Relatively limited ISO range, Huge file sizes...
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We have to start with the headline feature, that 50.6MP full-frame CMOS chip. It's not just a small increase in pixel count – the 5DS R offers more than double the resolution offered by the 5D MkIII. If this is too many megapixels for you, the camera can...
While the exterior and button layout is almost identical to the older 5D MkIII camera, the 5DS R isn't just another Canon with a slightly higher megapixel count. Quite simply, this full-frame DSLR is a quantum leap forward in resolution, offering photogra...
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