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I'm a Nikon shooter, but I gotta give credit where credit is due. And personally, I think that even at 3200 ISO the MK1's noise looks more like film grain than noise.

This video just tells me that the Canon 5D classic is THE camera

That 5d 1 shutter sound 👌🏽🤤

Some great camera work by whoever's filming

I recently bought a Mark IV and this video make me feel so sad

It´s not even noise, it´s like grain. I love it!

The class 5D looks almost film like

Shooting film has taught me that you can capture 99% of photos with 1600 or 3200 at worst. The remaining 1%, you can set up on a tripod. Grain will never ruin a truly good shot. This video goes on to demonstrate the same in the digital sense. I get tired of seeing mediocre photographers gabbing online about how they need to drop a few thousand bucks on a new body because of the "low light" capabilities, as if the money spent and technical performance is going to make them a better photographer. You took better shots in this video with the 5D than most people will ever take in their lives with brand new gear. I'm sure those same photographers will see this video and use it as confirmation of how they need newer and better gear, rather than the opposite.

I like videos like this. Comparing the old vs new cameras. 5d classic is the first affordable full frame camera. Canon paved the way for us consumers to experience full frame. I remember way back 2006, I dont eat too much just to save money to buy 5d. Haha.. And when I finally bought it, Im the happiest person on earth that day.

The images from the 5D classic are unique. They certainly have a film like quality. I keep a 40mm pancake on mine and take it with me everywhere.

I have been waiting for someone to go out and do this review. I run a lot of training courses and often surprise people when I tell them I have used a Canon 5D classic for 15 years at over 300 weddings. They expect me to say I have a mk4 I think. The key to the 5D noise is learning how to handle the file in Lightroom. You have to use 0 sharpening and increase noise reduction. Over exposing and exposing to the right using your histogram carefully is key. When you underexpose with the 5D classic sensor you get in trouble with noise. Great video thanks for making it kind regards Richard Barley👍

Pros - buy a Mk 4.  Everyone else, get a used Mk 1 and some used L glass - you won't be disappointed.

Also, it’s nice to see a review with a good photographer 😂

Great video. Really nice shots you're taking here too. (I still love the mark 1 though for its back-to-basics simplicity and ridiculously cheap price).

Didn't find any of the 5D MK I shots to be ugly or offensive, the grain structure is actually quite film-like and looks nice to my (untrained) eye. Would be really interested to find out what you think of Panasonic's offerings at the moment, the G9 and GH5, specifically for stills use.

Not only the noise, but the image shadow detail in Mark I is degraded compared to the image taken with Mark IV.
But the Mark I reminds me about the Fujifilm Natura 1600, those grains are so amazing.
You should put together the 1600 Negatives image with Mark I high ISO setting image and see what will happen.

Talent beats technology, you create wonderful images.

Out of all the 5d in 2018 videos I have checked out, THIS is the video that made me decide to buy a 5d. Thank you!

Love both these 📷's, they are both great.