May 28, 2015. Canon celebrates 10th anniversary of famous EOS 5D camera series. EOS 5D, released in September 2005., Was the first semi-professional DSLR-camera with a full-frame CMOS-sensor 35,8×23,9 mm and completely changed the DSLR market. The relatively economical new product allowed amateur photographers to take the highest quality photos and use the tools previously available only to owners of professional DSLRs with 35mm sensors in their creative work. EOS 5D makes major contribution to the spread of full-frame photography.
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EOS 5D Mark III: High-quality photos and movies
In November 2008. Canon has presented the second generation of cameras – EOS 5D Mark II which has opened wide possibilities of video. Revolutionary Full HD video capture function later added to many DSLRs.
Canon’s development has transformed the video and film production industry, giving operators a full-frame video camera at a bargain price. Outstanding image quality and fine control over depth of field also took full advantage of Canon’s comprehensive EF lens range, which at the time included 64 lenses.
EOS 5D Mark III, released in March 2012., Enhanced still and video capabilities, higher-precision autofocus, and faster maximum continuous shooting speed. The camera has at once deserved recognition and became one of flagships of further development of EOS series.
More recently, February this year saw the introduction of the latest EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R featuring super-resolution sensors, which revolutionised the EOS system. New cameras surpasses models with 35-mm sensors and possess the greatest resolution on all history of the full frame – 50,6 Mpiks.
Canon EOS 5DS: the image resolution revolution
All key components of Canon’s EOS digital cameras are manufactured in-house, so the range offers the highest level of reliability. Continuous technological innovation has equipped these cameras, including the EOS 5D series, with everything needed to deliver the ultimate in image quality.
EOS DSLRs enjoy well-deserved support from professionals and amateurs alike, and Canon will continue to develop the lineup to meet the demands of a wide range of users.
What advancements can we expect from Canon as they celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their EOS 5D series? Will there be any exciting new features or technologies introduced to take photography to the next level? Can we anticipate improvements in image quality, low light performance, or autofocus capabilities? Share your insights and speculations!