Video: 5D Mark III Vs. Nikon D800 Zoom Issue

Canon EOS 5D Mark III and Nikon D800 are both new high-end DSLR cameras released in 2012. Today, we are going to make a comparison about their zoom issue. Both cameras had the same settings, like 1/50th shutter speed and the same frame rate of 24fps.

 

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5 thoughts on “Video: 5D Mark III Vs. Nikon D800 Zoom Issue”

  1. Canon will give you best picture I have Nikon d90 and Canon's mark 2 5d and 1ds mark3 ……Nikon socks and thus lenses are bed

  2. Not that I don't care about that, but I really don't care…

    As you said. You zoom in to do your focus. That's it. What's the point of this video…dumb.

  3. @ Simon – R u smoking ur socks or drinking ur bath water? As Tony says, u can’t compare a APS-C sensor with a FF. It’s like comparing the 5d mk 2 and 1ds mk3 with the Canon 50d. Besides, the D90 smokes the 50d just for ur information. Canon fanboy deluxe if I’ve ever seen one

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