Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III

Pros: Breathtakingly-good image quality...astounding build quality that lasts forever...now at a steal!

Cons: Slow to process and write images to card, hefty and bulky like other 1-series DSLRs.

The Bottom Line: Perfect for travel and landscape photography, great for wedding and portraiture, not too flash for sports. If you shoot very carefully and methodically, this is the camera for you.

Review: A Note to the Reader: This is a review of the 1Ds 'Classic', the first 1Ds to hit the market. I can already hear you exclaim in disbelief, 'What?! Why would you want to review a 6 year old digital SLR? Isn't it way past its time?' Indeed, I've chosen ...

Pros: Best choice for 11MP cameras. Great images. Heavy duty body. Canon quality!

Cons: High price! Small RAM buffer. Slow fps. 1 zoom %. No free-pan on image review.

The Bottom Line: If you need big and clean, it is the only way to go.

Review: Technical: Camera Type AF/AE SLR Lens Mount Canon EF mount Focal Lengh Multiplier 1.0x Imaging Sensor High sensitivity, high resolution, single plate ...

Pros: 14bit color, pixel dimensions, great build quality

Cons: None for what this camera is intended for.

Review: Outside of medium format digital digital backs, this camera offers wonderful pixel dimensions that allow you to print your image at larger than A3 size at 300dpi. The color this camera captures is also amazing. Having owned the 1DS MarkII before this ...

Pros: 11 megapixels, built like a rock, you'll love your images

Cons: built like a "ROCK" and priced like that rock is made of gold

Review: This digital SLR captures very sharp, accurate images. It has a full size imaging chip so there is no magnification factor to worry about. It may very well be the best digital camera in it's format and it is a pleasure to use. Only 2 ...

Pros: Tough, Dust Proof, Virtually Water Proof, Excellent Pictures, Easy to use (even in manual).

Cons: Cost of Purchase.

Review: The Canon EOS 1Ds was purchased to work alongside the excellent Canon EOS1D I already owned, it allowed me to carry a spare Digital Body to location shoots instead of 1 Digital and 1 Film. The build quality is 2nd to none and although Nikon Fans ...

Pros: large files, great quality of images, solid body, numerous choice of lenses

Cons: price, ugly body, quality not as good as the nikon d1x, canon lenses aren't great

The Bottom Line: if you can, buy the d1x instead. a lot cheaper and better quality. and nikon lenses are much sharper/better than canon.

Review: because of all the hype behind this camera, i decided to borrow my friend's for a week see just how 'great' this camera really is. at first glance, i found the body to be a little on the ugly side. i know you probably shouldn't judge a camera on its ...