So sánh canon 5d mark iii và nikon d750 năm 2024

Posted by Unknown Thứ Sáu, 29 tháng 1, 2016

So sánh máy ảnh Nikon D750 vs Canon EOS 5D III để phân biệt sự khác nhau trên 2 dòng sản phẩm này. Cả Nikon D750 và Canon EOS 5D III đều là những máy ảnh chuyên nghiệp được chú ý nhất trong năm 2015. Sự tiện lợi, hiệu năng ưu tú cùng thiết kế hợp lý đã khiến cho cả hai không chỉ là những máy ảnh dành riêng cho dân chuyên mà cả những người mới tập chơi ảnh. Nếu là bạn khi có máy ảnh nikon P900 trên tay, bạn sẽ chọn Nikon d750 hay Canon EOS 5D III ?

Hệ thống lấy nét Máy ảnh Nikon D750 có hệ thống lấy nét với 51 điểm trong đó có 15 điểm cross-type với khả năng bắt nét tuyệt vời cho từng khung hình. Canon EOS 5D III có hệ thống lấy nét phong phú không kém với 61 điểm lấy nét bao gồm 41 cross-type. Có thể thấy đại diện Canon một lần nữa chiếm ưu thế. Nhưng tốc độ chụp liên tục của D750 tới 6.5 khung hình/giây trong khi của 5D III chỉ là 6 khung hình/giây. Hay bạn có thể tham khảo thêm với máy ảnh nikon D810 đầy mới mẻ. Cuộc chiến giữa hai kỳ phùng địch thủ trong làng máy ảnh chưa bao giờ kết thúc với những sản phẩm tiên tiến nhất luôn được tung ra với giá hợp lý nhất. Tùy vào sở thích và nhu cầu mà người dùng có thể lựa chọn một chiếc máy thích hợp cho mình. Trong khi đó, Canon 5D Mark III với cảm biến CMOS độ phân giải 22.3 MP đi kèm là bộ xử lý DIGIC 5+ cho ra hình ảnh xuất sắc với độ sắc nét tới từng chi tiết. Khả năng tập trung và xử lý hình ảnh rất tích cực với các game màu hài hòa trong từng điểm ảnh.

Độ nhạy sáng Trên ống kính Canon thì được biết rằng Đại diện của Canon chiếm ưu thế khi 5D Mark III có dải ISO 100 – 25.600 có thể mở rộng tối đa 50 tới 102.000, trong khi đó, ISO của D750 có mức 100 – 12.800 với khả năng mở rộng 50 – 51.200). Bù lại, như đã đề cập ở trên, Nikon D750 được tăng cường khả năng xử lý nhiễu hạt ngay cả khi ở mức ISO cao nhất.

Kansas Ron • Senior Member • Posts: 2,786

Anyone switched from Canon 5D Mark iii to Nikon D750?

Oct 19, 2016

What made you switch? Are you satisfied with your decision? I have small amount of Canon FF glass, so that is not big problem and have a good idea of the direction I would go in glass for the D750. I do shoot some weddings, but have only had the Canon for about 8 months. Not dissatisfied, but have read great things about the Nikon and seen some nice pictures showing low-light capability.

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Re: Anyone switched from Canon 5D Mark iii to Nikon D750?

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Kansas Ron wrote: What made you switch? Are you satisfied with your decision? I have small amount of Canon FF glass, so that is not big problem and have a good idea of the direction I would go in glass for the D750. I do shoot some weddings, but have only had the Canon for about 8 months. Not dissatisfied, but have read great things about the Nikon and seen some nice pictures showing low-light capability.

I shot with dual Canon 5d Mark III's for quite some time. I now shoot with Nikon d610, d750 and d800e. I consider myself very familiar with all the cameras and lenses for each system.

I prefer the d750 over the Canon 5d Mark III. Much of that decision is based on the vast difference in editing capability of the Nikon/Sony sensors over the Canon sensors. The shadow areas are so much more recoverable on my Nikon cameras.

White balance is better on the Canons.

Autofocus is better on the d750.

The Nikon is MUCH more lightweight than the Canon 5d Mark III and feels better in the hands to me.

The default button layout on the Nikon is not as good as the Canon and required some customization to get to where I like it.

If you're coming from the Canon system, the Nikon menus will take some time to learn. Expect a steep learning curve.

Overall, both cameras will get the job done. If I had to go shoot a wedding tomorrow with a Canon 5d Mark III, I wouldn't mind it one bit. But I simply prefer the sensors in the Nikon cameras.

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jrscls • Veteran Member • Posts: 6,444

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I had a 5D III for a while, switched to a 6D as I liked the smaller form factor. Several months ago, I sold my gear to go mirrorless, which didn't work for me at all. So starting all over, I opted for the Nikon D750 and while it was a journey, I really like where I ended up. To me the D750 is a really good all around camera, very good for low light situations, portraits, landscapes and some action. There was a bit of a learning curve, but not that difficult of a transition.

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curlyone • Contributing Member • Posts: 827

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The D750 is a good camera, but the D810 is a much better camera, pick them up and look thru the view finders, for starters, the 810 feels and looks a more solid camera.

HFLM • Senior Member • Posts: 1,977

Re: Anyone switched from Canon 5D Mark iii to Nikon D750?

In reply to curlyone • Oct 22, 2016

curlyone wrote: The D750 is a good camera, but the D810 is a much better camera, pick them up and look thru the view finders, for starters, the 810 feels and looks a more solid camera.

In some ways yes, in other not. The D750 focusses much faster and more accurately than our D810. We especially see this at weddings on the dance floor.

Another one who owned it and uses Nikon now: http://www.rossharvey.com/reviews/nikon-d750-review

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CAllenLV • New Member • Posts: 20

Re: Anyone switched from Canon 5D Mark iii to Nikon D750?

I was a Canon shooter for years. I owned and used my 5DMKIII semi profesionally before moving to Nikon a couple years ago. It all came down to the sensor and image quality for me. I can do more with a Nikon RAW file than I could with the MKIII's. I prefer Canon's menus and controls but Nikon's output. If I could build a perfect camera (for me) it would be a 5DMKIII body, menus, controls with the 750 sensor, ISO performance, and focus!

Honestly they are both very very good cameras and produce amazing images. I just preferred the flexibility of Nikon when it came to RAW processing.

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From 5D III to D800e and.....

added one more D800e and later D810. I used to shoot exclusively Canon from the time 1Ds came out. And I shot with everything in between 1Ds and 5D III including a lot of crop cameras.

For me Nikon cameras have much better acquisition of images than Canon ie.. better focusing, better camera layout (I don't look in the menu at all) better post processing.

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Imagecafe • Regular Member • Posts: 141

Re: Anyone switched from Canon 5D Mark iii to Nikon D750?

We switched from 5D iii's and 6d's 9 month ago and are now using d750's for wedding. Studio we use d810.

The are some canon lenses I miss badly but otherwise Nikon has much better sensor, and faster. The d750 has been really good.

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Re: Anyone switched from Canon 5D Mark iii to Nikon D750?

Yes I did

5d3 to D810 for MPx

and from 7d2 to D500 for AF

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Duakep • New Member • Posts: 7

Re: Anyone switched from Canon 5D Mark iii to Nikon D750?

Imagecafe wrote: The are some canon lenses I miss badly but otherwise Nikon has much better sensor, and faster. The d750 has been really good.

Hi,

I've also been contemplating the D750.. upgrading from the D7000 because i wanted to get a 70-200mm f2.8 lens. (i currently use the 35mm f2 and the 85mm f1.8).

The later mark II Canon lens has got amazing performance, for what ive seen in reviews..

Is that one of the lenses you miss ? Which ones do you miss a lot?

I havent shot weddings (yet!) but i do a lot of indoor..lowlight events..and candid portraits as well. i might go Canon 70-200, or even 100-400 (although it is not so fast of a lens)

Or....do you reckon i'd be ok with the Tamron 70-200 f2.8 G2, on the D750 ?

(plus..the Nikon D750&Tamron is a little over 2.000 €. Even a used 5D Mark iii and the 70-200 f2.8 IS II is well over 3grand!)

I'd much appreciate your feedback.

thanks

cheers

Duarte

PS: Would the d750+tamron 70-200mm f2.8 G2 focus as fast as a Canon 70-200mm f2.8 II, on a 5D mark III ??

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