When Canon announced the 5D back in 2005, it was a game-changer. The camera was the first full-frame DSLR--meaning that its CMOS sensor is the same size as a frame of 35mm film, about 60 percent larger than the sensors in most DSLRs--in a standard sized SLR body, all for just a bit more than $3,000. Three years later, its successor, the 5D Mark II, pushes the image-quality bar higher and the cost of entry lower.

Beautiful Beast

Eighty bucks buys speedy, quality scans.

Wireless photo display: better than a sunday matinee

Give your camera wireless wings.

We’re over memory-card-only digital picture frames.

We’re over memory-card-only digital picture frames.

We’re over memory-card-only digital picture frames.