Adding pixels and power to a blockbuster line.
ONE OF THE MOST popular DSLRs available, Canon’s EOS 5D Mark III, won’t be immediately discontinued now that the new 5D Mark IV is here, but its new sibling’s advances will likely be enough to push it aside soon. The Mark IV is, essentially, everything that we expected it would be.
The resolution jumps up to 30.4MP—not nearly the highest resolution out there, but then neither was the Mark III’s 22.3MP when it was announced more than four years ago. That’s because this series of camera bodies is about being able to tackle almost any shooting scenario possible, so cleaner images at higher ISOs are more important than pushing resolution to its theoretical maximum.
This story is from the October 2016 edition of Popular Photography.
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A Winning Year
Exploring the woods of Canada with a snow-dusted fox, watching the stars from under a cave on the Northern California coast, cheering front row at an action packed Arizona rodeo, or unearthing the inner workings of a family heirloom, this year’s prize winners captured mementos of lives well lived—and well photographed. Read on to find out the creative ways our readers used their cameras to skillfully depict their worlds.
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Finding Structure In A Jumbled World
Whether shooting from above, below, or on the ground, Jeffrey Milstein finds structure in our jumbled world.
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