Canon's new flagship DSLR, the EOS-1D X, is a full-frame 18-megapixel camera with three processors and greatly expanded low-light sensitivity. It's got two CompactFlash card slots, captures 1080p30 and 720p60 video, has a 14 frame per second continuous shooting mode, an incredible 51,200 native ISO — expandable to 204,800, and Canon's cut the shutter lag down to 0.036 seconds.
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Status:
Available
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Availability date:
July 2012
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Price at launch:
$6,799.00
What You Need To Know
- Camera features 61 autofocus points
- Has a dedicated DIGIC IV processor for AF/AE control and dual DIGIC V processors
- It supports gigabit ethernet for live streaming of captured footage to a computer or the web
- Successor to Canon's EOS-1D Mark IV
Basic Specs
| Camera type |
DSLR |
| Sensor size |
35mm "full frame" |
| Sensor type |
CMOS |
| Effective pixels |
18.1 megapixels |
| RAW support |
RAW, RAW + JPEG |
| Supported media |
CompactFlash (CF Type I), CompactFlash (CF Type II) |
| Multiple card slots |
Yes |
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