There’s also a new 360,000-pixel RGB+IR sensor for face recognition and subject tracking, which Canon refers to as iTR (Intelligent Tracking and Recognition). The new AF system, although still utilizing 61 AF points, now covers 24% more of the frame and is, predictably, extremely fast.
EOS AUDIO DAMAGE REVIEW FULL
It’s no surprise that the designs of both the Canon 1D and Nixon Dx series are quite similar and haven’t seen many changes to the basic design over the years.Ĭonservative changes to the body notwithstanding, the 1D X II is full of new and updated technology designed to make the camera one of the top performing models in the world. This conservative approach to design is a testament to the fact that the basic form factor works well. There are a few minor tweaks to the body - all for the better in our opinion - and it takes very little effort to adapt. The 1D X Mark II is a camera that anyone with previous 1D series experience can probably pick up, dial in their favorite settings, and start shooting right away - though as we'll see on the following pages, in doing so one might overlook advancements that Canon has made in this newest edition. 4K/60p video in DCI format (4096 x 2160 pixels) using Motion JPEG.61-point AF system with 41 cross-type sensors and 24% more coverage.200+ shot buffer with Raw+JPEG (CFast 2.0).14 fps continuous shooting (16 fps in live view).New 20.2MP CMOS full-frame sensor with Dual Pixel autofocus.Predictably, it’s also built like a brick and performs like a Formula 1 race car. The 1D X II is built around a new 20.2MP full-frame CMOS sensor, now with Canon’s Dual Pixel autofocus system, includes an expanded 61-point autofocus system with 24% more coverage and a 360,000-pixel RGB+IR metering sensor, and is one of the first Canon DSLRs (other than the somewhat niche 1D C) that captures 4K video. A quick glance reveals the camera’s 1D-series heritage, but under the hood there are some exciting upgrades going on.
The EOS-1D X Mark II is Canon’s newest flagship DSLR aimed at pro-level photographers.
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