Photo Duel #44: First Canon DSLR vs Last Canon Film SLR [EOS 1V vs EOS 5D]

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

*** UPDATE*** I had my facts wrong. The 5D was not, in fact, the first Canon digital. More like the third or something. But it is the first full frame for the enthusiast market, so still works for our purposes.

[@os6219]

Denae & Andrew D60 ?

[@cjmpaja]

@@os6219 D30

[@cameraman655]

@@cjmpaja Yep, Canon's first commercially available DSLR. No RAW, Crop Sensor, but it was still a great rig until the 1D and 5D's were introduced a few years later.

[@Spartan9567]

You're still wrong like the 5D was the third generation of dslr from Canon, the first being the Kodak Canons in the 90s, and the second being the digic 1 generation cameras of which there are more than a few.

[@cameraman655]

@@Spartan9567 If you are referencing the DCS 560 series en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodak_DCS#/media/File:Kodak_DCS_560_Front.jpg perhaps, but they were not really "commercially" available for the general public use. I played around with one when I was shooting for AP, heavy, bulky, not a rig that was a lot of fun to tote around. Never mind the $25k price tag.

[@buyaport]

The good thing about film cameras: The results depends on the film and the lens - the rest are just features. EOS-1v (no D !), EOS Elan , Rebel or any other EOS will just give the same results with this lens and this film. Digital is a different story, as the sensors underwent a huge development.

[@MrCouvade]

Digital ...all lo0oks the same... shooting film is therapeutic as it requires some thinking

[@ma40]

True, but the 1v is a fabulous camera in terms of handling and autofocus, and one in my collection that I’ll never sell

[@ellacraddock6415]

I have decades of experience as a commercial photographer. I graduated with honors first in my class from UofK's program in 1986. I used 4/5 and 8/10 view cameras, medium format, and 35mm. extensively. in the 90s I went digital and you are exactly right, it depends on the film and the lab processing if the film is negative the printing is thrown into the mix. Digital only equaled film in my opinion around 2015.

[@loboptlu]

True up to a point , problem is most cameras are getting very old and shutter speeds can be out of timing or the metering isn't as precise and gives the camera the wrong shutter speed or if you are very unlucky both. That is also what made a camera good or bad when new , the precision of the shutter , as you said same lens and film gives the same picture when mechanic is perfect, now the cheaper cameras had not necessarily the best constant shutter speed , exagerating a bit here for sake of clarity for the younger ones ;) , say you wanted 1/500 and 1 shot was 1/800 and the next 1/300 , would change a lot in the image without the shooter being able to do anything.

[@Gamundi08]

This lady made my day because she was practicing ASL Fingerspelling! I am deaf and a photographer! 😁

[@Kevb69]

There’s something inescapable about pictures on 35mm. They have a mood that just says film to me. Digital is nice and accurate but it’s not the same. I can’t choose. I love them both and both of you took great pictures 👍

[@Kevb69]

@@bngr_bngr a very good friend of mine who I respect greatly and only shoots film said recently about the cost - that it is his art form and he and others are prepared to pay for it despite the current increase which surprisingly is not far off what it used to be (I think he found it was about 10% higher than the cost of living here) but the fact that it is an old format and still supported is a price he and others are prepared to pay. However he wouldn’t shoot 40 rolls which I would consider excessive to the average photographer. Thanks for the reply after such a long time. Best wishes

[@mh-yp6po]

Back in the late 80s/early 90s when the first ever digital cameras were coming out, the only advantage to them was viewing your pictures instantly. Film, on the other hand had quality that was MILES ahead of the digital cameras of that time. Nowadays, the reason film still has it's place in photography is the nostalgic mood film cameras create. While film cameras are well obsolete, they still can shoot really beautiful picures.

[@BenedictGorman]

Film is only obsolete in terms of inconvenience and sensitivity. For low-light and travel etc digital is obviously far and away the winner, but film still wins for resolution. No digital camera to this day has held a candle to the resolving power of large format film, even just 4x5.

[@trevorsowers2202]

That is not the only reason to shoot film. I prefer the workflow and I think my slides on a light able look better than digital.

[@gobgobcachoo]

I still use a 5D classic as my main digital camera. Love the colors, it's super strong color filter array compared to modern digital cameras give it a unique look. the colors are bold, giving excellent color separations. I've done a few gallery shows with this camera, it still delivers.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

I was incredibly impressed with the colors. Hardly did anything to them in post.

[@EvanWisheropp]

I found the exact same thing when I had the 5Dc. I wonder if there’s some sort of profile I could shoot in to replicate that in my newer cameras.

[@danfloresmusic]

Fun video! The professional EOS-1 deserved a pro film (such as 400H). That would’ve made a more fair comparison IMO.

[@cameraman655]

4:08 Now try to imagine having to lug 3 of those monsters around all day, as well as a shoulder (Domke) bag with a ton of gear. No one used 'backpacks' in the 80s and 90s. I was a wire service shooter for almost 25 years, thank God for Mirrorless.....

[@darekdziadek]

This duel is a little bit not fair, because of used film. I think Kodak should be better as it has less distracting color cast, at least compared to images from 5d. Anyway, great duel, and great photos. I’ll vote for film. But to be honest, I love film, and I’m using only film right now, but I owned around 12 digital cameras in my life and 5D is only one I really miss. I used it with Carl Zeiss Jena 35/2.4 and it was a real joy to work with it. I shouldn’t sell it :(

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

It's not about the gear so much as a competition between photographers. We explain that better in our other photo duels.

[@antonioramirez694]

The color cast is not really a characteristic of the film. Most likely the scanning, and could certainly be corrected in post. Also, there was no true black point on the film shots. Again, due to the scanning and easily correctable in post. I love film, but a lot of what people perceive as the “film look” is just the result of poor scanning and post processing technique (unless, of course, it was intended to look that way). Nonetheless, beautiful shots and a very nice video.

[@Scott_Graham]

You guys are killing it with these photo duels.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Thanks Scott! Would love to have you on some day. :)

[@Scott_Graham]

@@AndrewGoodCamera sounds like a plan 👍

[@keithkekezwa6868]

No. 8, 18, 20 were my top picks but final vote goes to #8. It's almost unfair pitting film v. Minimally edited Digital shots. Love these duels

[@jonhyboy12playsdrum]

Ahhh. The Canon 50 1.4 was my first lens and probably my favorite 50mm ever.

[@kiwipics]

Having watched this again 2yrs on, I'm amused by Denaes comments on the size and weight of the EOS1. I love the way it's so balanced, especially with something like a 200mm f1.8, 2.8 or even my 35-350mm L. I still think the 5d also holds up well today, and it's still my favourite camera even with its limitations. Speaking of limitations, my slightly older (first DSLR) Canon 10d is still going strong as the day it was bought.

[@dangoldbach6570]

I just picked up a 1V from KEH and paired it with a Tamron SP 90mm macro lens, so far I have about 10 rolls of Fuji superia through it and this camera is a monster! The cooler Fuji film looks stunning for macros and the camera works with all of the newer EF lenses with image stabilization perfectly. I will highly recommend KEH for your gear, I couldn't be happier with this setup

[@thetonycam3944]

Amazing video. This cemented my conclusion on the whole Film vs Digital thing. THEY ARE BOTH AWESOME! The music, the shots, that top view of one of the graves where the detail of the wood texture is so vivid, the shot of the bike so wonderfully soft, this is an example of great content. Thank you for posting this I no longer have this urgency to take sides. This has been a refreshing video to watch. Thanks again for posting this!

[@faustoortiz1343]

I own both of these classic cameras; the Canon 1V HS and the 5D. Truly, the best of both worlds. I will never sell mine :) Thank you for sharing your experience with them.

[@thedondeluxe6941]

I still own both these cameras :-) The original 5D is possibly the closest thing to film photography you can get with a digital SLR camera. I'll never sell any of them. Both extremely enjoyable and capable cameras.

[@btrdangerdan2010]

The Canon D30 was the first digital camera. The Canon EOS 1D original was the first professional grade digital slr camera. I have the Canon EOS 1Ds Mk II, the second generation full frame professional Digital SLR.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Yup. see updated notes

[@kian8382]

Always love Denae's photos the most, and Andrew's the 2nd most😁

[@DriversSide]

I’m surprised at how good all the images were especially out of the first full frame digital camera!

[@ToddJacksonPhotography]

My Favorites were 17 and 25! Tough choice but I will go with 17 as the winner! Love your music selections lately. Definitely gives your videos a great vibe! 👍

[@JefferyAHoward]

Great video! The 5D, while not the first full frame DSLR from Canon, worked perfectly fine the purpose of comparison. Big thumbs up!

[@user_Ruud]

I love these photo duel video’s. They are always fun to watch! Thank you😊 Photo’s #8, #11 and #22

[@leeo.alexander2324]

I like what you did in this video. Now I am inspired to take this to my local photo club and offer a challenge between a digital and film camera. I have a few film and digital cameras, and there are some members in our club that have never shot film. I have a 5D and EOS-1N and the lenses to work on them. To make things a little more fun the digital camera would be set up with the LCD blanked out. Also, a set number of exposures of 36 frames will be set on a controlled shot. Then another challenge with the same setup with each participant doing a freelance shoot. No one would be able to see the images until the film is developed and scanned. I have all of the resources, cameras, film, development chemicals, and tanks to get it done. Thanks for a great idea and keep it coming.

[@lesz344]

I liked #10 by Andrew, the random angles of the wooden slats and peeling red paint on the bed of the white truck. #17 by Andrew had potential with the 1972 or 1973 rusted out Ford LTD Brougham with vinyl roof and porthole windows on the side and reminds me of the '74 Brougham I had with an avocado body and black vinyl but without the portholes. It was a living room on wheels and gas was cheap then.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

I love when people know something about these vehicles. :)

[@SMGJohn]

Canon D30 is the first true DSLR from Canon that did not use the Kodak digital back. It came out in May of 2000 and was genuinely very impressive for its time. Very small body, very well designed and user friendly

[@jessejohnson638]

F for Denae's last roll, the location was great imo, like Andrew's photos from it. But since they're not in the poll, I vote for 13, which would've been even better without that green tint.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Green tint: comes with Fuji Superia 400. It's not our favorite either. Not sure why we didn't shoot with other films we had.

[@SaundersClark]

If I remember right, the first prosumer was the D30 and it was 3.2 megapixels. The D60 followed, then they went to number first, and I got the 10D. The Rebel came out about the same time as well as the first consumer model. I was blown away when I saw the first images compared to point and shoot cameras.

[@sherbaju]

Always such a pleasure to watch those duels ! My favorite is #17

[@nige1rumsey]

#17 for me. I do like #5 as a close second. You have to love those Canon colours. I keep toying with the idea of buying a 5D, they're such a bargain for the price.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Me too. But then I remember how many cameras I own. ;) //Andrew

[@carlostenorio5345]

really amazing the colors of the 5D, did you do any post processing or did you leave the camera like that?

[@MikeSowsun]

The EOS 1V wasn’t really the last Canon film camera. Yes, it was in production from 2000 until 2018, but the EOS 7NE and EOS T2 films cameras were both newer designs released in 2004 and produced until 2008. They both had more advanced ETTL II which was not available on the EOS 1V.

[@Marcian2013]

Man the Colors from the 5D. I love them, and now i have bought an old 5D for my self. Have i said that i love these colors? ;-)

[@DisturbedVette]

#5 has to my fav. It'd be interesting to see this comparison being done with slide film, I believe slide film is closest to digital in characteristics, especially in its flexibility (or lack thereof).

[@VinnieRoofthooft]

Two videos in one week, hell yes!!

[@chadpurser]

The 5D was my 2nd DSLR after the original Digital Rebel. I loved that camera. The dynamic range was crap compared to today, but the big ole pixels due to the 12MP pixel count gave it something special. I recently picked up a mint Elan 7N, which one of the last film cameras, for only $90 from KEH. I've been enjoying it.

[@TedPartrick]

I couldn't get past the film versus digital. To my surprise, I much preferred the digital. The color in the film shots was so distracting that I loved getting back to the digital shots. This is making me rethink my efforts this year to use more color film. Since I don't watch these with pencil in hand, it's hard to remember photo numbers, but I think my favorites were a truck and a grave, 11 and 20?

[@AdamBuker]

I wonder if something was off in the chemistry during the development of the negatives. There seems to be excess green coloring throughout which I've seen happen with Superia 400 when I've shot it in the past. I'm surprised they didn't go with a 200 speed film or slower for the outdoor shooting, but Superia 400 is still somewhat relatively easy to find in most stores.

[@TedPartrick]

@@AdamBuker You are probably right. My own limited experience in film is that color is the toughest nut to crack of all.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Hey Adam. Denae chose the Superia because I grabbed it from the drug store on the way and my only other film with me was slide film, which she was intimidated by (with slide film, you have to nail exposure). Neither of us love Superia. It has an extra cyan layer in the emulsion (like several Fuji films), which gives it that greenish overtone.

[@JamieMPhoto]

My first digital was a Nikon D1 ... It still feels more "professional" than anything I've had since. ha ha. It was based on their F5 film camera. Those last film cameras were so nice ... Fun duel, and a fun idea!

[@jonsafran9909]

Great duel, #18 and #20 are my favorites. I can't wait to see what you are going to do next. And we at KEH are thrilled to be working with you!

[@behindeachfilmgrain]

Opening scene was pretty funny! It's the Canon EOS V 1D that I have been wanting to finish up my 35mm film camera collection! Andrew's #17 would have won but the perspective from the video capture showing off the background silhouette of the red mountain side and the vehicle would have been amazing triple threat combo! Foreground, mid ground and background all in one shot! Denae's #19 was a tough decision as I would have chosen it to be the winner but because of the front tire being cut off in the composition, Andrew #20 close up and bokeh headstone photo was the winner for me! Great job guys! I would suggest looking out for Satan's lizards without arms out there! You can never be too careful! Hahahaha!

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Always value your thorough analysis. And yes, the snakes are always on Denae's mind. Haha. Especially in spring when they are at their most dangerous

[@thecheesegod7]

I freaking love your photo duels!!! It’s always hard to pick just one, so here are a few of my top picks, 5, 7, 9, 10, 17. My runner up, almost the best shot is image 20, but the clear winner by a small margin is image 24. I think it’d be cool to do this idea again with nikons first digital and last film camera. Maybe it would be dumb because it’s the same thing you just did, but I think it’d be cool. As someone who knows very little about film, are you able to tell me why the film images were so green? Is that a quality of the film chosen or part of the developing process?

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

If you watch my color film comparison I speak more to this. The Fuji films have a green cast due to an extra cyan layer on the emulsion

[@drawwithlight]

Great Video. You can clearly see the clean digital files and the grainy analog scans. Althoug the analog pictures have their own warm, grainy and deep charme, both - digital and analog - agre great. Well done Denae & Andrew! How‘s that voting working? Doing it for the first time :)

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Just vote for the number(s) of photo(s) you like best here in the comments. :)

[@drawwithlight]

Denae & Andrew Ok, thank you!

[@-grey]

8, 19, 22 would have been real great with a post colour correction to take that green shift out, but I just really prefer the first gen Canon tone curve here, every time. The cyan skies are a little horrible, but with the dynamic range of a vegetable, I guess you don't see them when you don't want to. I think their hue choices were more obvious back then.

[@billkaroly]

The 5D isn't the first Canon DSLR. The 1D series came before the 5D if we are talking full frame.

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

Yeah he was thinking the first enthusiast full frame. The 1D was for pros

[@VonBromPhoto]

The 1D was APS-H not full frame (1.3 crop factor) released in 2001. The full-frame 1Ds was released in 2002. Canon's first digital camera (excluding the Kodak EOS 1-based models in the 1990s) was the APS-C format (1.6 crop) EOS D30 in 2000. A lot happened for Canon in those 3 years...

[@nealwestergaard]

I vote for #20, nice composition and use of selective focus. Images from the Canon 5D have a unique look, especially with the 50 mm f 1.4. A used Canon 5D can often be found for $300. Great video.

[@bedevere007]

Awesome video!!! I like the film look colors for some reason. It seems to make an impact to my emotions more. But Andrew's photos were really nice and good composition.

[@m4nit03]

#12 and #20 are my favorites. Love these duels!

[@AmitKumar-oq6qu]

I found an amazing song thanks to you

[@nobraidps]

I like film but 5D Classic was my first digital camera 3 years ago so I have a soft spot for it in my heart

[@TapijtReiniger]

It would've been a fair contest if you would have scanned the superia properly. The green cast is way to obvious and is really easy to correct during scanning, now the colors simply seem "off" compared to the realistic 5D color science. (the way you scan is an artistic interpretation but you should've at least matched the colors somehow)

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Our photo duels are not about gear as much as they are the photographers. Gear is just for fun. I could have removed the green cast from the Superia but I prefer to do as little editing as possible on both cameras. Both are essentially straight out of camera/scan

[@bitmastermac]

Pretty sure Canons first digital was the 1Ds. I had it. Later I bought a 5D as backup. I recently bought a 1V, last prosumer film, to share lenses.

[@Alexratson]

For prosumer the first canon dslr was the 10D which went through a couple versions along with the digital rebel before the 5D. The 5d was actually quite modern compared to the many canon dslr’s before it

[@bfs5113]

I bought my Canon D30 in 2000, 5D in 2005 and 5D Mk II in 2009. The 1Ds was released in 24 September 2002 and the 10D/D60 in 27 February 2003.

[@ForeverYoungAaron]

Alex Ratson almost. The Eos D30 and D60 came before. The 10d was a rename of the series

[@timweikert1515]

Great idea for a duel! Shame about that 2nd roll, you guys were killing it. I’ll go #4, 11 and 18. If I had to pick one, #11. Great video!

[@iPhotographyCo]

Thats actually a really clever photo duel idea, nice change from the latest camera v latest camera :-)

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Thanks :)

[@ForeverYoungAaron]

The very first dslr that canon themselves built was the Eos D30. I went out and bought one just for fun and actually love using it still. Obviously with 3 focus points and just over 3 megapixels, it isnt pro level. But still gets some great images and makes a nice backup!

[@karenscott4111]

My fave: #12. Loved watching this! Love you two!!

[@christoombes7875]

#20 takes it for me this time around. Great idea for a duel, awesome location with two of the nicest people on YT. 👍

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Until you start your channel... ;)

[@christoombes7875]

Denae & Andrew don’t think anyone wants to watch some old Brit living in Calgary talking nonsense lol

[@Bb4r]

I own two of Canon's former flagship film cameras, the EOS 1N and the EOS 1V, and continue to use them to this very day. When time is not an issue for presenting images, they are my cameras of choice. I lament that Fujifilm no longer produces Astia film, my favorite, so I now use Provia. Hey guys, great video. Thank you.

[@MrCouvade]

I use a Canon EOS 1N RS and a 5D original ... 5D you need to use RAW for best results... crank up contrast and sharpness ..My best pictures are from the EOS 1N RS

[@rikardpersson9493]

As usual I love all your photos! You are such great photographers both of you! My favorite is #8 with #11 and #20 as close runner-ups!

[@JacobCarlson]

What a brilliant idea! I would love to see more of this but featuring other brands. Also, what a wonderful location!

[@MomentsFound]

#20 was such a beautiful perspective.

[@justcallmesando]

The very last Canon camera that I felt really excited about was the EOS 3. Loved mine.

[@yuxiangwang7247]

3, 6, 9, 10, 12, 17, 18, 20, 24. Excellent dual again!

[@JV_Automotive]

5D collors are just amazing...

[@behindeachfilmgrain]

Since my Canon EOS Elan 7n is dying? I picked up the Canon EOS 1n and I need to do a photo session with it soon! Great job guys!

[@TheTurnerT]

I think the first digital Canon was the D30

[@TheTurnerT]

RS true

[@caleb-snaps]

@@RS-Amsterdam should probably have stated that in the video then.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Im not sure why I thought 5d was the first. Just had my facts wrong. Thanks for correction.

[@lowerthet0ne465]

Nice duel 🤺 once again, my vote will be for #17 by Andrew. 👍🏽

[@RudolfWolph]

Those film shots look a bit underexposed, not really liking that green shift in the shadows. It's definitely a nostalgic vibe because that reminds me of what the pictures would come out like if someone handed me a disposable as a kid, but these days if I got scans back looking like that I'd try to be sure to add a stop of exposure in similar conditions in the future.

[@stephenlemons7322]

I have no issue calling the 5DM1 Canon's first mass market DSLR. Its predecessors were more like limited run, experimental models. The original 5D is somewhat like the Canon AE-1 from the early 1970s, in that it created a whole new market for semi-pro enthusiasts as well as starting a very successful series of cameras. I think to compare digital to film you almost have to use a very fine grain, 100 ISO film like Kodak Ektar (the best choice) or Kodak Ektachrome. The 400 ISO film in this test gives the film camera a bit of a handicap. I find if I want a real "film" look, with my Canon 1n (the predecessor to the 1v) I have to stick to the cheaper negative films and 200 ISO or higher. If I want to replicate the "grainless" look of the Canon 5DM2 (or later) Ektar is the best choice.

[@timothylevi]

Man, i love the 5D. Such a classic camera, i still regret selling it a year ago. The images really were something special

[@nickfanzo]

Thanks for making me feel old by saying cameras from 2000-2003 are vintage lol

[@debbiemowry2591]

#24 was my favorite, but I also liked #12.

[@JayMacroPhotos]

Vote #6 and #11

[@sc0ttmagoon]

You live in a magical land of photogenic abandoned vehicles.

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Haha. Small town, Western United States.

[@PrinceMeowmers]

Love this idea. I have a couple friends who still shoot jobs with the OG 5D. P.S. I vote for #17

[@guntherz.9017]

It is difficult to find a clear winner. 22 and 24 are my favorites.

[@MegaWeitzel]

I think the Canon 5D was neither the first, nor the first FF Canon DSLR camera. Those where the D30 and 1DS 6 and 4 years earlier

[@Frostroomhead]

Atmosphere of this video is kind like an old film from early 90s.

[@denaebranch9313]

So was my outfit lol I thought it was going to be a hike 😂

[@WhiteWulfe]

I'm going to vote for #11 and #25, both because they show a number of different stories ^_^

[@HappyGrl41]

Cool photo duel. I really liked #21, 22, 23, all the cemetery shots were very interesting. Enjoyed the video.

[@alanplummer2248]

Great ideas for these duels. #10 & 20

[@benbuckland]

Great duel. voting for #20

[@dangernba]

Nice cameras and great images. #12 is my favorite. Greetings from Brazil.

[@JuanLopez-oz9kh]

Are all these elements stage for photophers. Or is really an abandoned place?

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Haha. That's just how he town is. Nothing staged. :)

[@JuanLopez-oz9kh]

@@AndrewGoodCamera would love to visit.

[@justinholding02]

That 5d classic hasn't got a single wrinkle, even judging on 2019 standards. Still love the film like look it gives. But also love the colours from the Eos 1 in these examples. Where is that place you were in? Some sort of ghost town?

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Just a small town in southern Utah

[@jasonblake5576]

Lovely series of shots on both mediums!

[@neehalkhan5439]

Hi Andrew, Few days back I had post a comment on your vintage lens video for a buying guide video. I know you are busy with photoshoots, family etc. but i really need your guidance here. I have ordered fuji xt30 and its going to arrive on 8th august approx. i was quite sure about the fuji xt30 with 16mm f1.4 and 56mm f1.2 untill i saw videos on sony a6400. I m mainly into photography and have no interest in vlogging or videography. My main concerns are image quality, ergonomics (comfortable to handle), ease of use. Plus the camera and lens combination that i have been planning is expensive on fujifilm side compared to sonya6400+sigma 1.6mm f1.4 and sigma 56mm f1.4. I would really appreciate it if you please help me on this as soon as you can. Thank you so much Andrew

[@ljames43230]

Voting for no.20

[@miguellee3]

#20 is the winner shot!

[@erdnussfresser]

My favorite image was #5 by denae, because of the light in the "hairs" of the caterpillar. You both are doing great 👍🏼

[@shellyliebler4204]

I liked the cemetery shots. #20 was my fav. Great duel...from a great duo.

[@johnleftwich650]

Wow! I wonder what happened went wrong with the second roll of film.

[@denaebranch9313]

Me too! So sad!

[@1hourphoto]

#10 gets my vote 🗳. But all good and fun! Great video as always!!! 👏🏻

[@kiwipics]

I still have and use my EOS1 and 5d mk1 .... both from new, and work like a dream.

[@rgarciamainou]

My vote is for 20.

[@johnwilliamson6442]

Numbers 6, 10 & 20 I found most attractive. Giving it to #6 because it tells more story about the subject.

[@prodbyscars]

#17 was my favourite by far

[@TheUltimateBlooper]

Film or not - Denae just takes better pics, IMO.

[@klaushuxley3342]

The original 5D is still my favorite next to the X100f.

[@EvanWisheropp]

The 5Dc for sure was not the first canon digital lens. D30 was the first. The 5Dc is a wonderful camera also.