Canon EOS-1D X Scheduled to Debut in March 2012 Pricing at US $6,800
Canon Inc announces Canon EOS-1D X digital single-lens reflex (SLR) camera replacing both EOS-1Ds Mark III AND EOS-1D Mark IV models in Canons product line pricing US $6,800, featuring the most epic spec change to the gimmick is it has newfangled sensor of 18MP full-frame CMOS chip capable of shooting at 12 frames per second which symbolizes a prominent transition in the 1D Mk IV with a decrease in pixel count compared to the 1DS series. The gimmick as well contains afresh 61-point auto focus system in addition to software configuration tools similar to those on the 7D model, also featuring three DIGIC processors, including Dual DIGIC 5+ image processors that sustain the ability to redeem seventeen times umpteen processing swiftness than the preceding DIGIC 4. D devoted DIGIC 4 processor stays mainstreamed for metering and AF control.
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The body of the EOS-11D X intimately resembles former 1D Cameras, but accurate scrutiny brings out a series of alterations. The most substantial is add-on of a 2nd control stick on the backside of the camera assuring complete functions stay accessible utilizing the portrait predilection grip and lineaments couple of customizable buttons adjacent to the lens allowing to access features such as the electronic level gauge or jump to registered AF point in either orientation. The photographic camera acquires an absolute live view button called ‘Q’ button to start the ‘Quick’ function menu. The photographic camera 1D X includes Canon’s most advanced DSLR AF system featuring 61 focusing points; greater low-contrast subject detection; a Configuration Tool for customized setting of tracking sensitivity; a built-in characteristic Guide to suggest lensmen on which settings to apply; 6 AF point choice modes with new iTR (Intelligent Tracking and Recognition) and face detection technology configured to be peculiarly valuable for marriage ceremony and sports photographers. This photographic camera is as well the first EOS DSLR to boast Canon’s Multiple Exposure capability, which merges up to 9 independent images into a single one.
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Canon has included a built-in LAN connection in the EOS-1D X DSLR for pro photographers those choose a connected workflow and shift system, featuring a gigabit Ethernet Jack capable of 1000BASE-T transmission speeds delivering photographers a constant stiffened link for ultra-fast data transmission. The new Canon WFT-E6A Wireless File Transmitter features wireless LAN support for 802.11n network transfer rates providing users with increased communication speed designed exclusively for the EOS-1D X, also offers up an optional Canon GP-E1 GPS Receiver which can be well embedded into the camera’s body is powered through the camera rendering the synoptical weatherproof receptivity. Additionally there’s a GP-E1 electronic compass on-board which will log latitude, longitude, elevation, and the Universal Time Code and permit watching of camera apparent motion on a PC aft shooting.
Features and Specifications
- Full Frame
- 18.1MP
- Dual DIGIC 5+ – 17 Times The Processing Power of DIGIC 4
- ISO 100-51200 Native
- 100,000 Pixel RGB Metering Sensor
- EOS iSA (Intelligent Subject Analysis)
- 61 Point AF
- 21 f/5.6 Cross Type Sensors
- 20 f/4 Cross Type Sensors
- 5 f/2.8 Dual Cross Type Sensors
- EOS iTR AF (Intelligent Tracking & Recognition Auto Focus)
- 12 Frames Per Second
- 14 Frames Per Second JPG Only
- 400,000 Shot Rated Shutter
- Ethernet Connection
Canon EOS-1D X Digital camera will hit the photographic world in March 2012