The Canon EOS 5DS is breaking some serious records by becoming the highest resolution full-frame resolution DSLR on the market. Boasting 50 megapixels, it has "so much resolution that you'll get 19-megapixel images even if you shoot in crop mode with lenses designed for APS-C sensors," writes The Verge. That is impressive, even for those not familiar with the photography lingo.
In addition to the amazing resolution of the Canon EOS 5DS, it also shoots at 5 frames-per-second and features 61-point autofocus, dual Digic 6 processors, 1080p video, a mirror vibration control system to combat camera shake and viewfinders with 0.71x magnification and 100 percent coverage. Ensuring that people can take the best photos they're capable of, the Canon EOS 5DS is set to make a big impact in the industry.
What's Driving This Trend
- Ultra-megapixel Dslrs
- The Canon EOS 5DS offers the highest resolution full-frame ever, opening the door for even higher resolution DSLRs in the future.
- Increased Resolution Sensors
- The need for higher resolution DSLRs will drive camera sensor manufacturers to continue to push the limits of sensor technology.
- Advanced Auto-focus Systems
- As DSLRs continue to evolve, advanced auto-focus systems will be necessary to keep up with the increased resolution and speed of the cameras.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- The Canon EOS 5DS will disrupt the photography industry, setting a new standard for resolution and performance in DSLRs.
- Camera Manufacturing
- Increased demand for ultra-high resolution DSLRs will create opportunities for camera manufacturers to develop and innovate new technologies and features.
- Image Editing Software
- As DSLRs produce larger and more detailed images, there will be an increased demand for advanced image editing software to handle the new file sizes and resolutions.
