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5DMarkIII
THE LEGEND
RE/DEFINED
PRECISION
RE
FOCUSED
61-POINT HIGH-DENSITY RETICULAR AF
A giant leap forward in auto-focusing systems, the EOS 5D Mark III shares the same piece
of innovation used in Canon’s flagship professional-standard EOS-1D Series. The discerning
61-Point High-Density Reticular AF system with 41 cross-type points provides enhanced
AF coverage for improved subject tracking capabilities and very precise focusing.
There are five central dual cross-type points for accurate focusing at f/2.8 (diagonal), another
21 central cross-type points for a maximum aperture of f/5.6, and 20 outer cross-type points
for focusing at f/4. The 61-Point High-Density AF system contributes to first-rate low-light
performance of the EOS 5D Mark III, with an improved pixel configuration that allows
focusing up to EV-2 at central AF points with an f/2.8 lens.
*Number of available AF points and cross-type points vary depending on the lens
One of the many technologies that go into making the EOS 5D Mark III’s AF system truly
remarkable is the AF Configuration Tool that enables control of AI Servo AF III parameters
according to subject movement and shooting situation. These parameters include tracking
sensitivity, acceleration and deceleration of tracking, and AF point auto switching.
Effortlessly dynamic, nothing distracts from
the utter thrill of capturing a shot with the
EOS 5D Mark III. With a highly precise
61-Point High-Density Reticular AF system
backed up by a most intelligent metering
sensor, shoot assured.
AF SENSOR AF 61-POINTS
F/2.8 LENSES*
Cross-type AF 41 points, includes
dual-cross AF (five points) at center
F/4.0 LENSES*
Cross-type AF 41 points
F/5.6 LENSES*
Cross-type AF 21 points
Versatile multi purpose setting
Continue to track subjects,
ignoring possible obstacles
Instantly focus on subjects
suddenly entering AF points
For subjects that accelerate or
decelerate quickly
For erratic subjects, moving in
any direction
For subjects that change
speed and move erratically
The AF Configuration Tool can easily adjust the parameters
to suit various shooting conditions — versatile multi-purpose
setting, continuous tracking of subject while ignoring
obstacles, instant focus on subjects newly entering AF points,
tracking rapidly accelerating or decelerating subjects, tracking
erratic moving subjects, and tracking erratic subjects of
random speeds.
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