Canon EOS-1D X unveiled
Canon have revealed the successor to their superb 1D Mark IV DSLR, launching the Canon EOS-1D X today.
A spec-heavy beast of a camera, it features a full-frame 18.1MP CMOS sensor with 12fps and 14fps high speed modes, 100-51200 ISO levels and a precision 61 point AF system with 41 high sensitivity cross type sensors.
Dual DIGIC 5 processors power the show, with the camera offering Full HD 1080p recording, and full control over settings like exposure, frame rates, audio and compression.
A dedicated DIGIC 4 processor is part of the 100,000 pixel RGB AE metering system, promising natural snapping results, while a high-res,”superbly durable”, 1,040k-dot 3.2-inch Clear View II LCD sits on the back for previewing your work.
Due out in March, it’s set to sell for around the $6,800 mark.
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The people who uses this will get more money by using this. it’s for people who make serious money from photography. (which would own a lens collection valued for much more than this, of course)
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How much about this one Canon EOS-1D X?
wowow and wowo Canon EOS-1D X is 18.1 MP full frame CMOS sensor but its Price Expensive
http://www.technews5.com/2011/10/canon-eos-1d-x-camera-181-mp-features.html
As a wedding and sports photographer this could be the camera from Canon I’ve been waiting for. Nikon users have already had the mix of full frame high speed cameras but until now Canon has opted to keep them separate. Now with the 1DX I think they are there. Looking forward to seeing real world usage and what is key for a lot of us in the pro world and that is the performance at higher ISO settings. It’s all well and good them being available, but if they can’t be used for anything apart from newsprint then little point having them…. well apart from for bragging rights.
The Canon EOS-1D X is the latest in the company’s professional range of DSLRs.
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