This was the most frustrating thing about Nikon.

This is one of the greatest things ever in my opinion for both professional, and amateur photographer.

So when you join in the family of full size sensor camera 3 years later,(the ASP size sensor camera will definitely be disappear) you will find your lens which actually is the most important thing for you can not suitable for the full size sensor, like 17-55mm

This thing is super sharp from center to edge

I am not a machine-gun firing in-the-rain sports photographer, so I can't speak to things important to those needs.

the only thing I would have liked is a protection on the LCD similar to the ones that Nikon cameras have.the rest is just perfect for my use.

If you're like me who started using a point-and-shoot camera (or an iPhone, pretty much the same thing) but want to upgrade to a DSLR, I strongly recommend this camera

Some of the professional reviews mention little picky things that they would change, but for me this camera is perfect.

I cant say enough good things about it

Important things to know:-No pop up flash

I've nothing but good things to say about this

There are a couple things about the EOS 5D Mark II that I would like to have: sensor cleaning facilities, weather sealing, and true VGA quality LCD on the back of the camera, but for the price of the upgrade, these things seem

Here is why I gave this camera 2 stars:- Full frame censor: I thought this was a good thing

This thing is amazing!This camera captures incredible details, and the full frame sensor lets me shoot without having to multiply the focal lengths by 1.6x.

Astounded, but still not 100% onboard, I took the thing out into the night

First I thought of getting the Nikon D80 but after reading about the crop factors and the ''full frame advantage'' decided to settle on the Canon 5D.Ok, now to make this easier I will just list the things that I like and don't like about it

The full-frame censor comes in mighty handy when you need to crop and don't think this is an insignificant thing.

Good thing photography is a hobby for me

I cann't imagine better resolution then this.[At least not in a camera I can afford!]I recently purchased the Canon 9500 printer and have done a couple of 13&19 prints with no grain

I have a 50mm F/1.8 Mk I on both of my 5Ds (metal mount), and they do just fine as a walk around lens.