Like New Canon 5D MarkIII for sale,SOLD, THANK YOU
Sep 9, 2017 16:58:47 #
Like New Canon 5D MarkIII, a mere 6200 actuations, little used and love it, but need larger sensor with the MarkIV for professional size prints. Just received back from Canon for a regular service,. not used since with confirmation of actuations from Canon, all original packing and manuals. Will ship within US free. Firm at $1675. Thank you, Bruce
Sep 10, 2017 10:24:35 #
What do you mean you need a larger sensor on the mk4 I'm confused both camera's are of the 35mm format approximately.
Sep 10, 2017 10:51:02 #
RichardSM wrote:
What do you mean you need a larger sensor on the mk4 I'm confused both camera's are of the 35mm format approximately.
I think he just wants more megapixels.
Sep 10, 2017 11:17:03 #
Yes Jeep Daddy is correct. My wonderful, Mark3 has a bit over 22 MP and otherwise does everything else I need or want except print somewhat larger images as I need for my art work. I also have an SR with 50 MP but the Mark 3 ( or now the Mark 4 with a bit over 30 MP ) has some advantages for me where I do not wish to be so still or want to use a tripod......and know in advance that I may have unknown subject matter.....and still have a larger sensor with more mega pixels than my Mark3.
Bruce
Bruce
Sep 11, 2017 10:28:24 #
berasner wrote:
Yes Jeep Daddy is correct. My wonderful, Mark3 ha... (show quote)
Well it look already have all you need with Mark3 and the SR 50Mp Canon, why would need a Mark4. You can drop with SR 50 with Photoshop and other post process software or do you send it out for PP ?
Sep 11, 2017 10:44:32 #
Yes, I have no issues with the Mk3. Most of my work is in the ocean and sometimes the Sr can be unforgiving if I cannot keep things still. I am trying to keep it for the closeup/macro. The manufacturer of my housing has now offers to convert it to allow for both cameras to fit inside the same housing which allows me 2 travel lighter. And to have some greater MP with both cameras has it's appeal ....especially if I have the need/opportunity to print larger. Otherwise, I really would not need to spend the $ to go to the Mk4 as the Mk 3 is great.
Sep 11, 2017 11:03:36 #
berasner wrote:
Yes, I have no issues with the Mk3. Most of my wor... (show quote)
Well good luck on your endeavours, I hope all works out for you.
Sep 11, 2017 11:51:11 #
Sep 11, 2017 13:29:44 #
FYI .... as you know I use a 6D. I have pictures that were made into 8 foot by 10 foot wall paper/pictures. Only 20 mp but if you nail the exposure at a very low ISO it is good enough to print out in a large format ;)
Sep 11, 2017 17:30:56 #
berasner wrote:
Like New Canon 5D MarkIII, a mere 6200 actuations, little used and love it, but need larger sensor with the MarkIV for professional size prints. Just received back from Canon for a regular service,. not used since with confirmation of actuations from Canon, all original packing and manuals. Will ship within US free. Firm at $1675. Thank you, Bruce
The Mark IV does not has a larger sensor, it is the same size as the one in the Mark III!!
Sep 11, 2017 18:44:24 #
The only reason I moved from my trusty Mk III to the newer Mk IV was for better shooting in low light, other than that you only need to learn how to use your Mk III. I, too, have printed large format and had no complaints. Unless you are printing a billboard!😁
Sep 11, 2017 19:18:38 #
speters wrote:
The Mark IV does not has a larger sensor, it is the same size as the one in the Mark III!!
That's has been establish already?
Sep 17, 2017 19:27:31 #
berasner wrote:
Like New Canon 5D MarkIII, a mere 6200 actuations, little used and love it, but need larger sensor with the MarkIV for professional size prints. Just received back from Canon for a regular service,. not used since with confirmation of actuations from Canon, all original packing and manuals. Will ship within US free. Firm at $1675. Thank you, Bruce
You'll have to excuse me, as I've got a lot of gas right now and more money than sense.
Sep 17, 2017 22:15:00 #
Sep 17, 2017 22:18:41 #
And you do have plenty of sense to be interested in a fine camera like a 5D MarkIII with so few actuations.......
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