| The processor remains the heart of any digital camera. The EOS 5D Mark III uses a single DIGIC 5+ processor. The latest and most advanced processor from Canon, and is inherently the highest-performance DIGIC processor to date.
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| Extensive noise reduction at high ISOs |
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Image processing speeds approximately 17x faster than DIGIC 4 processor used in the previous EOS 5D Mark II camera:
- Allows the image file to be rendered faster, allowing for near-immediate preview
- Even more significant — allows for much
more extensive noise reduction at high
ISOs, without simply blurring actual
subject detail
- Reduces time spent waiting for image file
to be created or altered via different
creative settings
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| 6.0 fps shooting speed |
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6.0 fps shooting speed — even with the highest resolution sensor (and largest file sizes) ever in a Canon EOS SLR:
- Transforms the EOS 5D Mark III from simply a high-resolution camera to one
that’s practical for sports, wildlife, birds-in-flight, and other challenging action-
type shooting
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| No loss of burst rate even at higher ISOs |
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No loss of burst rate, even with “STRONG” High ISO Noise Reduction active:
- Users will now capture more continuous
shots when High ISO Noise Reduction
is activated
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Significant improvements in HD video:
- Allows users to have a choice of two
distinct compression methods: ALL-I
and IPB
- Along with new CMOS sensor, greatly improved video quality: less moire,
fewer color artifacts, greatly reduced
high-ISO noise
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Significant decrease in the
amount of digital noise |
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Significantly improved high-ISO noise reduction at default settings:
- Approximately two stop improvement in high-ISO noise
- An image shot with EOS 5D Mark III at ISO 6400 will have approximately the same amount of noise as an image shot with the EOS 5D Mark II at ISO 1600
- A significant decrease in the amount of visible noise equates to a significant increase in overall
image quality
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| Multiple Exposure Menu |
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| Multiple Exposure Control Menu |
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Allows for the industry’s most advanced Multiple Exposure capability:
- Up to nine multiple images can be taken and combined in single frame
- Four unique choices for "blending"
exposures into one finished, multi-
exposure image
- Gives users ultimate creative control over their creative imaging
- Allows processes that were previously done via computer to be done directly in-camera
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| HDR Mode menu |
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Supports In-camera HDR (High Dynamic Range) shooting mode:
- One of the most popular multiple
exposure combination effects can now
be produced in-camera! No external
computer processing needed!
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