Mirrorless Camera Mark Iii

[0.45 lb] Upgraded from a 5d Mark iii. This camera is everything. It's incredible. The focusing is unbelievable. It will perfectly track your subject everytime. It is heavier than the new mirrorless models, so hand holding it all day at a wedding is not ideal, but for sports especially and anything short of an all day event this camera is amazing. Also no one else on the sidelines has a faster shutter than me anymore. It was hard deciding between this and the new mirrorless cameras Canon has out. I was concerned because this is potentially the last non-mirrorless body they're making. This was the absolutely the right choice for me. This uses the EF mount, so I needed no new glass and no mount adapter. I also like looking through the viewfinder at real life rather than the simulated shot. Other photographers I know have the mirrorless cameras and they have all had a few common issues with them that I don't have.

[14-Bit] Had the 1Dx, now have the 1Dx, mark III. Best one yet.

[8.5 x 5 x 3.3"] fits perfect for my olympus em1 mark III

[10] Could it work with a Canon 5D Mark III ?

[Metal] Needed this adapter to use a 4/3s Telephoto to an Olympus OM-D Mk III mirrorless camera. Allows all the automatic functions of the camera work with this huge lens. Bought this following a try with another brand that just did not connect properly and resulted in a black screen on the camera. Great piece of gear!

[17 lb / 7.7 kg] This Jason Case is great. It allows for me to store my C300 Mark III with the top handle and monitor still attached to the camera body. It has two slots for lenses, several media slots, battery slots, and dedicated spaces for the rest of the accessories that come with the C300 Mark III. The hard shell case and laser cut insert insure that my camera is safe when transporting to jobs...plus it has wheels!

[3.6 x 2.4 x 1"] I have both a Pentax K-3 and an Olympus OM-D Mark III. The charge plate allows me to use the same charger for either camera, just by switching the plate.

[Polycarbonate] I hesitated to upgrade from the E-M5 mark II mainly because of the negative comments related to the "plastic" build and toy like feel of the mark III. But as soon as I received mine, I was relieved. It might not feel as "premium" as the mark II but it is still very nice to hold and use. What I like (compare to mark II): The 20 MP sensor is less noisy and might have a bit more DR than the old 16 MP one. Phase detection AF works great for video. Speaking of video, the DCI 4K with flat profile produces nice files. IBIS not as audible and might be a bit better. Top plate controls similar to E-M1 mk III which makes it easier to switch from one camera to another. And the biggest upgrade for me: OLED electronic viewfinder that can be used with polarized sunglasses! I don't have any complaint so far but maybe it is because this is not my main camera. I bought it specifically for when I am hiking or biking and I don't plan on using it with heavy lenses, tripod or video accessories. So for someone with similar use cases than me, I would highly recommend it. For a more general purpose camera, the E-M1 mk III or OM1 would make more sense. Or the Panasonic G9 if phase detection. AF is not a must.

[Magnesium Alloy] I upgraded from my 5d Mark iii of three years and it was the best move! The shutter is quick, in camera functions are fast, and the focus is crisp as ever. Everything I wanted it to do and more! Well worth it. Can’t say I notice a difference with the canon log option though. Would recommend to anyone!!

[Approx. 1.05x] Amazing camera! Same classic Mark III feel, and just heavy enough to make you imagine you're a pro when you hold it, point and shoot. Yet, the image contrast, sharpness, and shades make this camera irreplaceable when compared to similar B&W shots taken by a color camera. Definitely recommend to a friend. Thank you B&H Photo Video for having this baby in stock, and making my purchase experience a breeze, the shipment arrived in no time.