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Nikon D810
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10
Experiences
Pros
3
Cons
6
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Great autofocus
It's fast and decisive both in good light and in low light. It accurately recognizes faces and focuses on the nearest eye.
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Settings banks don't save all settings
Certain settings including AF and Advance modes can't be saved to settings banks and thus can't be recalled.
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Flat color profile for video
A flat color profile captures footage in low contrast and higher dynamic range allowing for easier color grading in post-production.
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Con
Lacks peaking for video
Focus peaking is not present in D810.
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Quiet
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Poor AF in video mode
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Subject tracking starts having issues in burst mode
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Low-light performance could be better
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Electronic 1st curtain can only be used in Mirror Up mode
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Specs
Weight:
980 g
Dimensions:
146 x 123 x 82 mm
Screen size:
3.2" fixed
Ports:
USB 3.0; HDMI
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Nikon D5
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17
Experiences
Pros
6
Cons
10
Specs
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Advanced autofocus
D5 has 153 AF points of which you can select 55. 99 AF points are cross-type (of which 35 are selectable). 15 AF points work with f/8 lenses (of which 9 are selectable). The autofocus works down to LV -4. Autofocus is amazingly fast at 14 frames per second with top of the class accuracy (in tests performed by Tony Northrup it was only second to 1DX Mark II in terms of how many shots were in focus having just 6% fewer of shots be in focus).
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Image quality is surpassed by much cheaper cameras
Nikon puts D5's AF capabilities above everything else to the point where cameras that cost less than half the price (like Nikon's own D810) have clearer, sharper images with higher dynamic range and higher resolution.
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Huge ISO range
D5 has a native ISO range of 100 to 102,400 which can be expanded from 50 to 3,280,000.
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Con
Single-purpose
It's an extremely specialized camera. Unless you're doing photography that involves fast moving targets, the camera's capabilities will not justify the price.
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Pro
Can automatically detect faces and focus on them
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Internal 4K video capture is limited to 3 minutes
Fortunately video can be sent over HDMI to an external recorder.
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Can shoot stills during video
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Con
Dynamic range of base ISO could be better
According to tests performed by DxOMark, dynamic range of the D5 is at ~9.35 stops for base ISO (50 to 100). Lowest of any FF Nikon DSLR.
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Durable
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4K video has a 1.3x crop
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Great high ISO imaging capabilities
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AF in video mode is lousy
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Lacks built-in Wi-Fi
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AF point coverage could be better
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Low resolution for a flagship
The camera is 20MP, D810, for example is 36.3 MP.
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Not all AF points can be manually selected
Out of the 153 AF points only 55 can be selected.
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Weight:
1415 g
Dimensions:
160 x 159 x 92 mm
Screen size:
3.2in
Ports:
USB 3.0; HDMI
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$6497
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Canon EOS-1D X Mark II
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4
Experiences
Pros
2
Cons
1
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Not yet available
The camera's planned release date is April 2016.
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Excellent continuous drive
The camera can shoot 14fps RAW without any limitations and 16fps with a locked up mirror. The buffer holds 170 RAW frames at 14fps while JPG buffer is unlimited.
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Flicker detection
The camera can detect flickering light sources and sync up with them to shoot at peak brightness in order to avoid underexposing the image by accident.
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Weight:
1530 g
Dimensions:
158 x 168 x 83 mm
Screen size:
3.2in
Ports:
USB 3.0; HDMI
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$5999
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Nikon D850
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4
Experiences
Pros
2
Cons
1
Specs
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Focus peaking in live view
When using manual focus lens, you can turn on focus peaking to see which parts of the picture in in focus, as there will be a colour (by the default settings red) "painted" to tell you that that part of the picture is in focus
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Con
Expensive to get "faster" frame rate
While it ships with a standard frame rate of 7fps, to get to its full functionality of 9fps, you will need the hand grip, as well as the D5 grip battery and charger, which cost a lot more extra.
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Focus Shift stacking
Also know as focus stacking, this camera is able to do focus shift photography on its own after the set up, thus it will not be so tedious in terms of capturing the photo.
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Weight:
915 g
Dimensions:
146x124x78.5 mm
Screen size:
3.2 in.
Max resolution:
4969 × 3313 (45.7 MP)
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III
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13
Experiences
Pros
4
Cons
8
Specs
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Pro
Good autofocus system
61-point autofocus system with 41 cross-type points that performs well in low light.
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Con
The camera is showing its age
5D Mark III was released in 2012.
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Complete manual control for video
Shutter, aperture and ISO can be set manually for video.
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Con
Dynamic range could be better
5D Mark III has 11.7 stops of dynamic range while competitors have around 14 stops. And shadow recovery is lacking as well limiting HDR photos further.
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Excellent ergonomics
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Con
AF point coverage is restricting
Layout of AF points restricts to compose shots in a certain way.
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Excellent build quality
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Lacks continuous AF in movie mode
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Lacks programmable Auto ISO
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Can't set arbitrary exposure time
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AF points don't illuminate in Servo mode
It can be difficult to see AF points in low light as they do not illuminate in Servo mode.
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Con
Autofocus subject tracking could be better
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Weight:
950 g
Dimensions:
152 x 116 x 76 mm
Screen size:
3.2in
Ports:
USB 2.0; HDMI
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$825.05
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Canon 5DS / R
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14
Experiences
Pros
7
Cons
6
Specs
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Pro
Flicker detection
The camera can detect flickering light sources and sync up with them to shoot at peak brightness in order to avoid underexposing the image by accident.
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Con
Limited video capabilities
No HDMI output, no headphone socket.
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Good autofocus system
61-point autofocus system with 41 cross-type points that performs well in low light. In addition, 5 central autofocus points turn into dual-cross-type points with fast (f/2.8 or faster) lenses increasing the precision even further. 5DS / 5DSR AF coverage
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Dynamic range could be better
According to tests performed by DxOmark 5DS / R has 12.41 stops of dynamic range in print and 11.08 stops on screen for images taken at 100 ISO while cameras in this price range commonly push 14 in print and 13 on screen.
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In-camera timelapse
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Low max ISO
The cameras go up to 6400 (or 12800 in extended) ISO.
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Excellent build quality
The 5DS/R has a magnesium alloy shell that makes it durable.
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AF subject tracking could be better
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Programmable Auto ISO
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Low-light performance could be better
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Natural skintones
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Images at base ISO nosier than competition
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High resolution
50.6 MP compared to 22.3 MP for the 5D Mark III.
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Weight:
930 g
Dimensions:
152 x 116 x 76 mm
Screen size:
3.2in
Ports:
USB 3.0; HDMI
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