Samsung Galaxy Note 3 vs Canon 5D Mark III
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5/10Today I found an interesting video on Vimeo site, its about the comparison between the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 with Canon 5D Mark III on video test. Alec Weinstein was looking for a new cellphone and found new Samsung Galaxy Note 3 that capable shooting 4K video, he bought it and do the video test against the Canon 5D Mark III.
A quick glance test parameter used :
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[signoff icon=”icon-cog”]Resolution : 3840 x 2160 (4K) downsized to 1080p
Settings: Camera auto
Lens : Camera lens – estimated 35MM[/signoff]
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[signoff icon=”icon-cog”]Resolution : 1920 x 1080 (1080p)
Settings : 5600K, neutral flat, no filters
Lens : Sigma 24-70MM F2.8 at 35MM[/signoff]
This video test is non apple to apple comparison in term of the hardware on both Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Canon 5D Mark III, but this video might pick your interest on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 video color and video quality.
Below is pros and cons of both Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Canon 5D Mark III :
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Pros :
High resolution
Highly detailed image
Macro performance
Size Price
Cons :
1 Lens with no filters
Auto controls
Small sensor, deep focus
Reduced latitude
Low light disaster
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[tab title=”Canon 5D Mark III”]
Pros :
Detachable lenses with filters
Manual controls
Huge sensor, shallow focus
Low light performance
Latitude
Cons :
Soft image
Low resolution
High price
Size[/tab]
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With various environment, location and setup this video is good to watch and at the end of the video he also put test between Samsung Galaxy Note 3 against Canon 5D Mark III raw.
Let’s watch the video test below.
Samsung Galaxy NOTE 3 vs Canon 5D Mark III from Jorj Baker on Vimeo.
