4K video recording at 30p or 24p and in-Camera still frame grab of 8.8MP images. Weight: Approx. 31.39 ounces, 890 grams (Including battery, CF card and SD memory card). Approx. 28.22 ounces, 800 grams (Body only, without battery, card, body cap and eyecup). Compatible Lenses: Canon EF Lenses (excluding EF-S and EF-M lenses) Touchscreen LCD

Yes, the Canon EOS 5D Mark III does video. It offers three different video resolutions: Full HD (1920 x 1080) at 30 fps or 24 fps, HD (1280 x 720) at 60 fps, and SD (640 x 480) at 30 fps.

The Mark IV offers DCI-4K video. The two middle models can capture video in FullHD, though. We have video footage captured with the Canon EOS 5D Mark III and Canon EOS 5D Mark IV below.
Dual Pixel CMOS AF III; New and more advanced AF system (compared to EOS 5D3) 4k video; Anti-flickr technology (seen first on the 7D Mark II) Improved video features; Crop mode (featured on the upcoming EOS 5Ds) ISO 100-51200 (H1: 102400, H2: 204800; And here are the newest rumored specs from Northlight Images (which Canon Watch has given a 50% Video quality and features. Canon was well aware of how much the 5D Mark III was used as a video recording tool by both amateurs and professionals alike when they were creating the Mark IV, so it’s no wonder we see a lot of improvements in this particular area. The first and the obvious one is the upgrade to 4K resolution at 30 or 24 fps. It I did come across this video with some slow mo shots in it: Here the poster claims they did a 1920 x 1080 full HD 60 fps in the description, using a Canon 5D Mark III with magic lantern. In the comments, he mentions that if your card is fast enough, it can do 10 seconds of slow mo as he was able to. However, I don't see anything online to
Canon has introduced the third version of the EF 16-35mm f/2.8L and the second version of the EF 24-105mm f/4L as well. As a prime shooter, when they told me about these two new lenses, I sort of
Yesterday on April 1st, in amidst the usual click bate Magic Lantern announced a 4K video module for the 5D Mark III. Nobody believed them. It turns out they weren’t joking. So a 2012 camera, the Canon 5D Mark III will now record 4K raw thanks to A1ex and his team. These are experimental / bleeding edge
So Canon 5D Mark III is now truly a 4K Super35 (APS-C) camera at 24 fps. Never thought they will be able to achieve this and go this high in resolution while having sustained recording. The nice thing about 1.6 Super35 crop factor is access to lenses, especially wide angles which were very limited at 2 crop factor and lower.
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