Canon EOS 5DS

M eet the the highest resolution full frame DSLR on the market. It looks much like a 5D Mark III but under its skin it's a 50.6mp monster that utilises some of Canon's newest technologies such as dual DIGIC 6 image processor, enhanced iTR AF (aka...

It's another fantastic pro-grade camera, but video shooters need not apply. All in all, the Canon EOS 5DS is a pro-grade camera that lives up to Canon's esteemed reputation, but only in the right situation. If you're a portrait, landscape, or studio...

If you're already a 5D Mark III owner and are thinking of making the leap to the 5DS, it should be an extremely easy transition. You'll need to give a bit of thought as to how those extra pixels affect the way you capture images, but otherwise this is...

The Canon EOS 5DS is a specialist DSLR, that's for sure, but treated with knowledge and it's a tool to truly challenge medium format. In short, it'll be the studio workhorse that Canon users have been waiting for - perhaps waiting too long, which...

With the introduction of the Canon 5DS and 5DS R, there has been mention of the new norm for resolution of an SLR camera. Even so, the number of megapixels on a sensor is not the only factor that determines the resolution. The presence of an optical...

A 50-megapixel sensor in a beautifully designed camera, but the Canon EOS 5Ds risks being a niche...

A camera where every shot can be a wall poster. It sounds like overkill central, but that's exactly what Canon is offering with its EOS 5DS and 5DSR cameras. Both are now available in Australia and boast a 50.6-megapixel sensor. That's more than 50...

Canon's EOS 5DS D-SLR has a high-resolution sensor that filters out color moiré but it sacrifices a little detail in the...

For years Canon DSLR users have had to watch other manufacturers produce cameras with higher megapixel counts than what Canon could offer. Now Canon has taken the leap to produce a camera beyond what is available in any other full-frame camera, with...

The Canon EOS 5Ds combines the proven design of the popular 5D Mark III with jaw-dropping image quality from the new 50.6 megapixel sensor. Slow continuous shooting speeds and a limited ISO range by modern standards means that the 5Ds certainly isn't...