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Equipped with a 22.3MP full-frame CMOS sensor and Digic 5+ image processor, the Canon EOS 5D Mark III delivers stunning high-resolution image and video capture. It features a 14-bit A/D conversion and an extended ISO range up to 102,400, which together produce superbly detailed shots, even in low-light conditions Read More
If you are not after hardware performance and additional features a7ii will suffice. 7r2 is indeed interest camera but high pixel count is not always handy. The difference in price can be spent on a good lens.
d-levinit doesnt. This is a old body and for this price Id highly suggest getting a canon eos R instead. Or go sony a7iii. This comera body is essentially 2 generations old at this point. Not sure how they found a stock of new ones.
So some people might be wondering what a grey marketed item is.. and to put it simple.. your buying it "right out the factory" from china or taiwan (where ever it was made).. its something you don't get a warranty on which some people might be fine with.. you probably have to pay for shipping and you might have to pay import duties for importing something from out side of the us.. so by the time you pay all that it might not be worth it.
btw dont go completely off what i just said do a little more research if you plan on buying something grey market especiallyif its expensive.
idk just read something about this somewhere about import duties on grey market items. (feel free to correct any wrong here)
PolSantosWell the 5DMkIV is obviously old, as is this thread. Even though this camera is now old by today's standards like Sony A7RIV, 5DMkIV is still being used by many many pros with success.
Apparently you have never bought a high end camera otherwise you' know that an advertised Canon 5D III might not be the Canon 5D III YOU thought you get, depending on the retailer and hidden conditions