Blackmagic Cinema Camera Vs Canon 5D Mark Iii

IMHO, this is the best fisheye available for Canon 5D Mark III.

I use this with Canon 5D Mark III and it work fine and is fast enough.

Use this Tripod with my Canon 5D Mark iii Camera. Study even with 70-200mm lense. Excellent product!

I had been wanting a full frame camera, the the Canon 5D Mark IV was more than I wanted to spend. Then I started reading the reviews on the 5D Mark III. It was very helpful. Many said they liked the Mark III better than the Mark IV. So I purchased a used 5D Mark III. It looks brand new. I love it. It goes well with my Canon 6D.

I have had my previous camera-a Canon EOS 5D Mark III DSLR (actually 2) for over 10 years (released in 2012). Still a great camera-but upgrading to mirrorless was long overdue! Love the feel, controls, and menu of this camera. Bought it for it's Eye-Detect AF system that has complete coverage and it doesn't disappoint! Love the flip-screen and the Bluetooth and 5/2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for wireless transfers and remote camera control from mobile devices to send photos on location. Dislikes: I heard the Micro-HDMI port is hated (Canon went from a Mini-HDMI port on my 5D Mk III to a Micro-HDMI port on my R6 Mark II?!?) Why Canon?!? The is a weak point. The competition has a full-size HDMI port! As far as the Multi-Function Shoe-I wish the Canon AD-E1 Multi-Function Shoe Adapter was integrated/included to maintain complete weather-sealing too.

I have a Canon 5DS R and a 5D Mark III, and now have two sets of batteries for each camera plus enough chargers to charge four batteries at once. The new battery and charger work as perfectly as expected.

I use it with a Canon 5D Mark III, a Sigma 70-200 2.8, and a Godox flash TT685, and I can tell you, this thing is STRONG, it can hold the heavy equipment, this is all you need. Nothing more. The only issue I don't like is that you have to use both hands to release the camera (so I fixed it with a screw, haha) for me is more easier just pull it up the camera with my right hand, obviously that is a little insecure, but I try to be extra careful.

It took me a few years to get around to upgrading from my 5D Mark iii to a mirrorless camera. I spent a few months researching to decide whether to stay with Canon or more to a different brand and ultimately chose the Canon R6 Mark II. I'm thrilled with the choice, as this camera fits all of my needs and then some. It is packed with awesome features.

I needed a bracket to attach my Canon 5D Mark III to my tripod head so when I rotated the camera on its side the weight of the lens wouldn't tilt the camera towards the ground. This bracket fits great. It's open on the left side of the camera to allow access to the camera's connections, though it is a little tricky getting the covers open and out of the way. This bracket is solid built and very sturdy.

Use with Canon 5d mark iii and t6s. Easy to set up and use!!