Canon EOS-5D Digital SLR Camera Body, 12.8 Megapixel, Interchangeable Lens Camera - USA Warranty

2015-09-03T21:00:00

Best most stable platform around. Best for shooting in size weather. Is great to use along side of my Sony a77ii and a99. 2 best cameras systems for shooting in size and weight the ingredients weather and location.

MARC B.

2015-09-02T21:00:00

One of the most stable cameras build. Sorry they discontinued it. I shoot in Alaska and inclement weathers. One of the few companies other than Sony that builds cameras to handle the cild and better than others.

MARC B.

2015-09-01T21:00:00

Best Camera for stability. Consistent and smooth with all Canon and Tamron lenses. Adorama is my camera out fitters.

MARC B.

2015-09-01T21:00:00

I bought this to evaluate the difference between full fframe and apc format. the ture different is not as great as I expected.

GEORGE G.

2015-08-17T21:00:00

Bought the 5D classic as an introduction to full frame and to supplement my 70d. I love this camera. It lacks a lot of the features of the newer versions, but it produces amazing images nonetheless. I was worried about buying used, but Adorama sent me an 'E' rated 5D that looks almost new. Had to send it to Canon to get the mirror reattached after only a couple of months, but they did it for free as this is a known issue with the 5D. They had it just one week.

WADE S.

2014-05-29T21:00:00

Full Frame at a fraction of current models price. Used but in perfect condition, works like a dream. Pixel count is low compared to current models, but still excellent image quality. If you want to make maximum used of your old ultra wide lenses, this is your pick. Heavier and bigger than I expected.

JOHN W.

2014-05-12T21:00:00

Great camera for back up.

RAMON G.

2013-09-16T21:00:00

I knew I had to upgrade to a better camera when my Rebel stopped shooting in the middle of a newly married couple's first kiss. I can't afford much, but this was a great compromise. It's got some noise in it at higher ISO settings, but for the most part, it's really a wonderful camera. The last wedding I did was so much easier. I hope to upgrade to Mark II or III at some point, but for now, this is perfect. I had to buy all new batteries and CF cards, though. So that is something else to consider. It doesn't take an SD card and the CF cards are more expensive and harder to find.

Kyria A.

2013-01-28T19:00:00

I love this camera, it keeps me focused on taking the shot instead of dealing with millions of settings. The only con that I can mention is the ISO, it only goes to ISO1600, however this problem can be solved with prime lenses ,and using my flash, I bought the camera used, Adorama, gave me a 6 month warranty on the camera.

ed

2012-09-11T21:00:00

This camera may not handle low light situations as well as the Mark II or Mark III, but it definitely holds its own. I find the Canon 5D to be very intuitive and capable as a solid back up for my wedding photography business.

ANITA M.

2012-07-30T21:00:00

I photograph babies, kids, seniors and families. I purchased this as an upgrade from my 30D. The differences are amazing! The difference in details is night and day. I also like that it does not have video capability. It was a simple transition from my 30D.

Sara K.

2012-05-27T21:00:00

I've got to be one of the last remaining people to upgrade from my 35mm SLR, but I finally did. I've had various point-and-shoot digital cameras over the years, but had held off on purchasing a nice DSLR until now. The Canon 5D is a solid performer. I wanted a well built full-frame digital camera without breaking the bank, and the Canon 5D is exactly what I was looking for. Pictures are razor-sharp. The button layout is similar to Canon's other SLR offerings and took no time at all to learn. The only thing to note is that the 9-point autofocus is somewhat limiting and is one of the few reminders that this is a 2005-vintage camera. The AF system itself works great, however. The Canon 5D is a metal body camera and feels solid and substantial in the hands, but not too heavy or bulky. If you buy this camera, do yourself a favor and immediately purchase yourself one of the 50mm prime lenses. The Canon f/1.4 50mm and this camera are practically a match made in heaven, talk about some fantastic picture quality.

Samuel H.

2012-04-29T21:00:00

I use this for landscape and wedding photography. The camera body is substantial and takes a beating. The full frame sensor is great for landscape work.

GREGORY D.

2012-04-15T21:00:00

Moving from film to digital was very confusing for me, especially with all the setting options on new digital cameras. I finally got a used Canon 5d from Adorama and immediately felt comfortable with it. It reminded me of my old film cameras, and, with a full frame sensor, it was my first choice for low light situations and portraiture. After several years, I invested in a new full-frame camera, but still have my original 5d. It remains an excellent photographic tool, especially when coupled with a Voigtlander 40/ 2.0 - also from Adorama - a truly competent lens that works nicely with the 5d. Both highly recommended.

DogFather

2012-01-29T19:00:00

I love the full frame sensor for landscapphotography as I get the full wide angle of my lenses. Heavy duty body handles rough and tumble of hiking in to get the good landscape shots.

GREGORY D.

2012-01-08T19:00:00

Moved to this 5D from a 7D. The full 35mm sensor makes a huge difference in low light.

TERRY S.

2011-12-11T19:00:00

I purchased the 5D used for a second body. However I found the 5D to be so much better than my 'primary' body I end up using the 5D exclusively! I know it's getting long in the tooth, but I just couldn't spend the cash on the 5D Mark II while waiting for the next version (the Mark III?) to come out.

DAVID D.

2011-12-04T19:00:00

Amazing camera with excellent low light capabilities using no flash. Compared to my 7D this camera is more difficult to use but produces MUCH better pictures. So much better that I am selling my 7D and buying another 5D as a back up.

TERRY S.

2011-11-22T19:00:00

Upgraded from a rebel & wow what a world of difference!!!! Love the speed, image quality, ease of use, what else can I say I love this camera!

CARRIE S.

2011-09-05T21:00:00

This is my first full frame. I went from the XSi to the 50D and knew I wanted to go full frame. I couldn't afford the 5D Mark II so I went for a used Classic 5D and I've never looked back! The detail and sharpness, combined with L glass primes, I'm in love! I LOVE the lower MP of this camera vs the 21MP of the 5d2! I'm a happy photographer with my Classic! Best photography decision I've made to date!

Momaziggy

2011-09-03T21:00:00

this camera is a fine tool for creating photographic art........

JAMES B.

2011-03-14T21:00:00

It"s a great camera period. I got it used, so the wear it came in cough me off guard in the long run..

george g.

2011-03-12T19:00:00

Unsurpassed image quality. This camera continues to amaze again and again and will hold its own up against newer models for years to come.

LOURI K.

2009-09-23T21:00:00

The 5D is still such a great camera, even in late 2009. I use it alongside a 1D Mark III and it performs VERY well and in certain circumstance such as portraits or fun DOF pics, I actually prefer the 5D. Makes your 24-70L wide, makes your 85mm1.8 and 135mmf2 shine. It would be nice to have a AF point array and AF speed/accuracy of the 1 series cameras but then we'd pay one series pricing. All in all, a great camera, be it primary or back up body!

Mike M.

2009-09-21T21:00:00

Love this camera, the full sensor makes all the difference and I can just feel the difference from my xti even in using it.

Sarah C.

2009-09-01T21:00:00

Canon 5D is awesome at an excellent price!

Czarina

2009-07-21T21:00:00

The most outstanding feature I like about this camera is that it does not stand out as a big pro-camera, but yet it is one. It runs so smooth it is like making pictures with butter instead of a camera. For what I do, this camera fills all of my needs, plus. I do not have any cons on this product. You have to study the Manuel, learn the workings of the camera. Get to understand what settings are suitable for your picture taking. Then learn to change the settings when you enter a different photographic environment. Every camera has different idiosyncrasies that we either adapt to, or call it a con and move on to the the next model camera.

Ed P.

2009-07-07T21:00:00

I put off buying this camera for over a year. After my first few images, I regret the delay.

audie c.

2009-07-07T21:00:00

I have the Canon 20D, the 40D, and I just purchased the 5D last month. I wanted the 5D for the medium format feature. After working with the 40D for over a year, it was a lit bit of a step back to the 5D. The LCD is smaller on the 5D, and the features are just a little older than the 5D. It is a BIT disappointing, BUT, I love the picture quality than I have with the 5D. After reading reviews, I felt that the 40D and 5D would be very similar, but I do notice a bit better quality/picture with the 5D. All in all, I am very pleased with it, but if had the dough, definitely would have opted for the 5D Mark.

Joelle

2009-06-23T21:00:00

We are using this as a second camera on all of our shoots now and have had great results with it. The camera is a little loud if you are trying to shoot without making noise.

JOHN J.