Nikon D800, Canon 5D2, 5D3 which one to buy?

Rich 5d3, less money is a little old, the focus is not good, but the low-sensitivity image quality is first-class.

If you have a friend who also plays SLR, you can buy the same brand as him, so that the lens can be borrowed from each other.

This is called the benevolent and the wise see the wise, even the experts can't tell! It mainly depends on what brand you like, and it should be said that both have advantages and disadvantages. Hurry up, hesitate to get started, and soon the D900 and 5D4 will be on the market.

The sensor can be said to be just as big. It's all full-pictured. It's pretty much the same.

The D800 has a lot more pixels than the 5D3. It is more suitable to shoot scenery films.

However, 36 million pixels are rarely used to shoot **.

So still: 5d3 is used for portraits. Use D800 to shoot more scenery.

The D800 has higher pixels, but the 5D3 upgrade is more realistic.

Personally, I prefer 5D3, the two machines belong to the same level, it is difficult to distinguish the advantages and disadvantages, it depends on personal preference.

Lens clusters should also be a major consideration.

When you don't know how to choose, money helps you choose.

The image quality D810 has more advantages, and the shooting of short films 5D3 has a slight advantage, and the overall comparison with D810 has a slight advantage.

This is different for everyone, and the personal opinion is d810 for the following reasons:

The left and right pixels are more delicate, and the tolerance is a little better, and large pixels must have advantages, such as 5000W pixels in medium format.

2.Go to the low-pass CMOS,The picture is sharper.,Although I don't feel anything.,But it's popular to go to the low-pass, so there should be an advantage.。

3.Point measurement linkage,This is very important,5D3Although there are 61 diagonal points,But it is about the same as the 51 ranges of 810,But 5D3Only one of the center points can be metered,D810 is relatively convenient。

4.The high-sensitivity contrast should be 5d3 good, 810 is mainly in the low sensitivity, but when shooting, the personal high-sensitivity feeling is acceptable, after all, the pixels of 810 are large enough, and the performance of high sensitivity is also acceptable.

The opponent of the 5D3 is the D800, and the D810 is an upgraded version of the D800, so the Nikon D810 will be better. Of course, this is not absolute, 5D3 pursues balance, D810 pursues image quality, such as 5D3's high sensitivity is stronger than D810 (because the pixels are too high, D810 can't make the high sense as good as 5D3), at present, 5D3 is indeed a good camera.

Note: If you already have your own lens group, it is not recommended to buy Nikon, because the cost of changing the door is too great, not to mention that you are not used to Nikon.

I really can't look at 5d3 and I don't want to change the door, so I can wait:

1. Canon reduces the number of pixels (30 million) to improve continuous shooting, improve the limit ISO, and improve the focus of the 5D Mark IV, which has been confirmed abroad and is likely to be released in summer and autumn!

2. After years of waiting, Canon has released the latest full-frame products - EOS 5DS and 5DS R. Canon's two new full-frame SLRs have once again set a new record for the highest number of pixels in a 135 digital camera, and a full-frame CMOS sensor with 50.6 million effective pixels.

Hope it helps!

After all, which one you use is a matter of habit, but the image quality, metering technology, and tolerance of D810 are all above 5D3, not just pixels.

The direct competitor of the Nikon D810 is the Canon 5D3, and it is foreseeable that the performance gap between the two is unlikely to be very large.

The most obvious improvement of the 5D3 over the 5D2 is the introduction of the 1DX 61-point autofocus module, which is indeed superior to the much-criticized 5D2, and even surpasses Nikon's 51-point focusing system. In addition, the 5D3 has an optical viewfinder that improves the field of view by 100%. The DigiC5+ processor and the new CMOS improve high-sensitivity image quality.

In order to maintain the performance gap with 1DX, 5D3 does not introduce a 100,000-pixel RGB metering module for 1DX, nor does it set up a dedicated metering processor. 5D2's inability to autofocus in movie shooting was also not corrected in time.

Nikon D810 is an improved version of the D800 series, Nikon's well-designed new 36-megapixel low-pass filter-free sensor is refreshing, the sensor completely removes the low-pass filter, so that the details are better, the new sensor has a wide dynamic range, and also has an industry-leading non-extended native ISO64 ultra-low sensitivity, so that the image quality has been significantly improved, on the other hand, the native ISO of the Canon sensor only stays at ISO100. The D810 still uses a 51-point focusing module, but the group area focusing mode is transplanted from the D4, which significantly improves the success rate of focusing in complex backgrounds. The camera uses the new Expeed4 processor to ensure high-speed continuous shooting performance, and in combination with the new sensor, it improves the image quality of high-sensitivity images.

The performance of both models has been greatly improved over their predecessors, and as a long-time Nikon user, the appearance of the D810 makes it impossible to upgrade the body. It is believed that users of Canon 5D2 will also discard the old and trade in the new.

However, the new filmmakers who have joined the SLR camp may be at a loss. Both models are cost-effective!

Nikon D810 is the same level of Canon 5D3 positioning model, better than Canon 5D3 night market for 2 years, individual performance parameters are better than Canon 5D3, others are basically the same, now bare metal ** is almost the same, it should be said that Nikon D810 is more cost-effective.