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Thursday, April 15, 2010
Testing the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV by Bryan Elkus
Check out some of Bryan Elkus test shots using the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV.
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Saturday, January 9, 2010
Photographers bless improved Canon autofocus - by CNET
Here's another good review about the Canon 1D Mark IV
's autofocus system.
This is truly a blessing for professional photographers using Canon. This is also going to be a blessing for Canon's sales.
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After testing Canon's newest professional SLR, professional sports photographer Brad Mangin offers praise for the camera's autofocus system that's as lavish as the scorn he heaped upon the model's predecessor.
Mangin tested the Canon EOS-1D Mark IV at a football game, and his overall assessment published on his blog doubtless was music to the ears of designers at the Japanese camera maker: "This camera performed flawlessly...Canon should be able to keep long-time (and heavily invested) users like me happy with the new Mark IV."
Perhaps not so pleasant to hear was his excoriation of the earlier model. "To be brutally honest, I found the Canon EOS-1D Mark III to be a complete disaster. I consider it to be the biggest lemon professional 35mm camera in modern photographic history. I have a considerable investment in Canon cameras and lenses, and was reluctant to jump ship to Nikon," said Mangin, whose customers include Sports Illustrated. "With the Mark IV, it was do or die for Canon."
He shot with Canon's 400mm f2.8 lens, sometimes with a 1.4x teleconverter, in bright sunlight. "Using a Canon Mark III with a 400mm lens and a 1.4x converter in this exact same situation was not an option. The results were embarrassing and upsetting. However, the new Mark IV seemed to like working with the 400mm lens and 1.4x combination and delivered some very nice, tack-sharp images," Mangin said.
His assessment of the 1D Mark III jibes with that of Rob Galbraith, a photographer who extensively chronicled his gripes with the SLR's autofocus system in 2007. Mangin said two others photographing the game using the earlier EOS-1D Mark IIN were relieved that the Mark IV performed well.
Another photographer to get an early model of the 1D Mark IV to test is Jens Dresling, a Danish photojournalist. He also praised the autofocus, judging by a translation of his views that indicates the camera focused well both with wide-angle and telephoto lenses.
The $5,000 EOS-1D Mark IV is Canon's first full-on professional SLR that can shoot video, but it also shoots 10 still frames per second for conventional photography. The 16.1-megapixel sensor can shoot up to ISO 12,800 at a regular setting and up to 102,400 in its extended range setting.
Its sensor is an unusual intermediate "APS-H" size that measures 27.9 by 18.6mm. That's about halfway between the full-frame sensors of most high-end SLRs and the APS-C sensors on Canon's mainstream SLRs. Larger sensors are more expensive but enable better low-light performance and a wider dynamic range.
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's autofocus system.This is truly a blessing for professional photographers using Canon. This is also going to be a blessing for Canon's sales.
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After testing Canon's newest professional SLR, professional sports photographer Brad Mangin offers praise for the camera's autofocus system that's as lavish as the scorn he heaped upon the model's predecessor.
Mangin tested the Canon EOS-1D Mark IV at a football game, and his overall assessment published on his blog doubtless was music to the ears of designers at the Japanese camera maker: "This camera performed flawlessly...Canon should be able to keep long-time (and heavily invested) users like me happy with the new Mark IV."
Perhaps not so pleasant to hear was his excoriation of the earlier model. "To be brutally honest, I found the Canon EOS-1D Mark III to be a complete disaster. I consider it to be the biggest lemon professional 35mm camera in modern photographic history. I have a considerable investment in Canon cameras and lenses, and was reluctant to jump ship to Nikon," said Mangin, whose customers include Sports Illustrated. "With the Mark IV, it was do or die for Canon."
He shot with Canon's 400mm f2.8 lens, sometimes with a 1.4x teleconverter, in bright sunlight. "Using a Canon Mark III with a 400mm lens and a 1.4x converter in this exact same situation was not an option. The results were embarrassing and upsetting. However, the new Mark IV seemed to like working with the 400mm lens and 1.4x combination and delivered some very nice, tack-sharp images," Mangin said.
His assessment of the 1D Mark III jibes with that of Rob Galbraith, a photographer who extensively chronicled his gripes with the SLR's autofocus system in 2007. Mangin said two others photographing the game using the earlier EOS-1D Mark IIN were relieved that the Mark IV performed well.
Another photographer to get an early model of the 1D Mark IV to test is Jens Dresling, a Danish photojournalist. He also praised the autofocus, judging by a translation of his views that indicates the camera focused well both with wide-angle and telephoto lenses.
The $5,000 EOS-1D Mark IV is Canon's first full-on professional SLR that can shoot video, but it also shoots 10 still frames per second for conventional photography. The 16.1-megapixel sensor can shoot up to ISO 12,800 at a regular setting and up to 102,400 in its extended range setting.
Its sensor is an unusual intermediate "APS-H" size that measures 27.9 by 18.6mm. That's about halfway between the full-frame sensors of most high-end SLRs and the APS-C sensors on Canon's mainstream SLRs. Larger sensors are more expensive but enable better low-light performance and a wider dynamic range.
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Sports photographer Brad Mangin posts enthusiastic assessment of EOS-1D Mark IV AF - by www.robgalbraith.com
Here's some feedback about the Canon 1D Mark IV's AF function. Canon has been haunted by the Canon 1D Mark III autofocus fiasco and this news about the Canon 1D Mark IV superb autofocus has brought them back in the competition.
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In a blog entry today, top-notch U.S. sports photographer Brad Mangin has written an enthusiastic assessment of the EOS-1D Mark IV's AF system, based on his use of a preproduction body at an NFL football game this past weekend.
Mangin, who refers to the EOS-1D Mark III and its AF system as "a complete disaster," says the EOS-1D Mark IV, by comparison, "performed flawlessly" as it captured many more properly focused frames than its predecessor.
The post includes a link to a RAW CR2 taken with the camera, which can be processed in Canon's Digital Photo Professional 3.7.3 or other software that supports EOS-1D Mark IV RAW files. Note that the CR2 may not download properly in some browsers if left-clicked; to workaround that, right-click on the photo containing the link and choose your browser's save-linked-file-to-disk option.
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Look Sharp: Brad Mangin's blog entry on the EOS-1D Mark IV
The Canon EOS-1D Mark IV is now shipping in various countries worldwide, though as of this writing it has not been released for sale in the U.S. or Canada.
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's AF function. Canon has been haunted by the Canon 1D Mark III autofocus fiasco and this news about the Canon 1D Mark IV superb autofocus has brought them back in the competition.***
In a blog entry today, top-notch U.S. sports photographer Brad Mangin has written an enthusiastic assessment of the EOS-1D Mark IV's AF system, based on his use of a preproduction body at an NFL football game this past weekend.
Mangin, who refers to the EOS-1D Mark III and its AF system as "a complete disaster," says the EOS-1D Mark IV, by comparison, "performed flawlessly" as it captured many more properly focused frames than its predecessor.
The post includes a link to a RAW CR2 taken with the camera, which can be processed in Canon's Digital Photo Professional 3.7.3 or other software that supports EOS-1D Mark IV RAW files. Note that the CR2 may not download properly in some browsers if left-clicked; to workaround that, right-click on the photo containing the link and choose your browser's save-linked-file-to-disk option.
Click to view site
Look Sharp: Brad Mangin's blog entry on the EOS-1D Mark IV
The Canon EOS-1D Mark IV is now shipping in various countries worldwide, though as of this writing it has not been released for sale in the U.S. or Canada.
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Friday, January 8, 2010
Canon EOS-1D Mark IV now shipping in the U.S., Canada - by www.robgalbraith.com
This is great news for professional photographers and serious hobbyists based in the US or Canada.
You can check them out at the following stores:
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The EOS-1D Mark IV, Canon's 16.06 million image pixel, 10fps replacement for the troubled EOS-1D Mark III, has been released for sale in the U.S. and Canada. We've received the first reports of photographers taking delivery of the camera in the U.S. starting on December 31, while we've confirmed that Canon Canada commenced shipments starting on December 30 (shipping times and today's holiday mean that most Canadian dealers outside the Toronto area won't receive their initial allotment of bodies before early next week).
Availability of the EOS-1D Mark IV in the U.S. and Canada follows its release in various European and Asian countries starting roughly December 22-23, based on reader feedback.
We don't have an EOS-1D Mark IV yet, nor do we have a firm date for getting one. Nevertheless, the plan is still to test and write about the camera's AF system, a process that will take a minimum of a few weeks from the time an EOS-1D Mark IV arrives.
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You can check them out at the following stores:
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The EOS-1D Mark IV, Canon's 16.06 million image pixel, 10fps replacement for the troubled EOS-1D Mark III, has been released for sale in the U.S. and Canada. We've received the first reports of photographers taking delivery of the camera in the U.S. starting on December 31, while we've confirmed that Canon Canada commenced shipments starting on December 30 (shipping times and today's holiday mean that most Canadian dealers outside the Toronto area won't receive their initial allotment of bodies before early next week).
Availability of the EOS-1D Mark IV in the U.S. and Canada follows its release in various European and Asian countries starting roughly December 22-23, based on reader feedback.
We don't have an EOS-1D Mark IV yet, nor do we have a firm date for getting one. Nevertheless, the plan is still to test and write about the camera's AF system, a process that will take a minimum of a few weeks from the time an EOS-1D Mark IV arrives.
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Canon's EOS-1D Mark IV gets unboxed, high ISO modes tested - by Engadget
Check out the unboxing of the Canon 1D Mark Iv and the high ISO tests at the Engadget site.
The quality of the shots are very impressive! Do take note of Engadgets update that the high ISO pic on the right was shot at 102400, not 65535.
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Wondering how Canon's high-ISO response to Nikon performs in the dark? We've got the answer. Photographer John Deeb got his early and was not only kind enough to take a comprehensive set of unboxing pictures with a video, but also captured a series of pictures of model Lauren Howery to show off how the thing performs in extremely low light at increasingly excessive ISO settings. Lots and lots of pictures below.
John took a series of photos going from ISO 1600 all the way up to a mind-blowing ISO 65535 102400 and the results are plain to see. 1600 is quite impressive. Even up to 6400 the photos are quite smooth and even 12800 isn't bad, but after that things quickly go downhill -- suitable for capturing a shot of the sasquatch hiding in the shadows, but not something you'd want to resort to for your next studio shoot by any means. This seems to fairly closely match the performance we've seen in the Nikon D3S we've been testing of late, meaning yet again it's probably time for photogs to show their colors and fall along party lines.
Update: Apparently the app we used to generate the ISO overlays read the EXIF information incorrectly for the highest-ISO picture, as it is actually shot at 102400, not 65535 as we'd indicated. All the more impressive, then.
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and the high ISO tests at the Engadget site.The quality of the shots are very impressive! Do take note of Engadgets update that the high ISO pic on the right was shot at 102400, not 65535.
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Wondering how Canon's high-ISO response to Nikon performs in the dark? We've got the answer. Photographer John Deeb got his early and was not only kind enough to take a comprehensive set of unboxing pictures with a video, but also captured a series of pictures of model Lauren Howery to show off how the thing performs in extremely low light at increasingly excessive ISO settings. Lots and lots of pictures below.
John took a series of photos going from ISO 1600 all the way up to a mind-blowing ISO 65535 102400 and the results are plain to see. 1600 is quite impressive. Even up to 6400 the photos are quite smooth and even 12800 isn't bad, but after that things quickly go downhill -- suitable for capturing a shot of the sasquatch hiding in the shadows, but not something you'd want to resort to for your next studio shoot by any means. This seems to fairly closely match the performance we've seen in the Nikon D3S we've been testing of late, meaning yet again it's probably time for photogs to show their colors and fall along party lines.
Update: Apparently the app we used to generate the ISO overlays read the EXIF information incorrectly for the highest-ISO picture, as it is actually shot at 102400, not 65535 as we'd indicated. All the more impressive, then.
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New Canon Wireless File Transmitters Released [Canon WFT-E4 II A and WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitters Beef Up Canon DSLR Connectivity] Read: New Canon Wireless File Transmitters Released [Canon WFT-E4 II A and WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitters Beef Up Canon DSLR Connectivity] - by TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities
Aside from sending out photos using the latest wireless file transmitters from Canon, you can also use them for controlling other cameras. This is helpful when you need to take pictures where photographers cannot access. Just use the WFT to trigger the camera.
The new wireless file transmitters work for the Canon 5D
, Canon 1D Mark IV and the Canon 7D
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Canon has released a new series of wireless file transmitters for the brand’s high end DSLR cameras, the Canon 5D, 7D and 1D Mark IV. The CanonWFT-E2 II A, WFT-E4 II A and WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitters will give photographers the ability to transmit photos
from their camera to a computer or other networked storage devices.
While the new Canon Wireless File Transmitters may be a rather basic technology, the applications of these devices are numerous and flexible. Photographers that use a Canon 5D, 7D or 1D Mark IV can use these wireless file transmitters to instantly transfer photographs to a computer for editing and storage, but also to use a new range of photographic technology. Using Canon’s new Camera Linking functionality, photographers can link up to 10 “slave” cameras to be controlled by this one wireless master unit. Photographers can also connect to a wireless GPS device to automatically geotag photographs in the field. Wedding photographers can snap a photograph and instantly share it with a reception crowd on a projected display screen without ever having to plug in.
The new Canon WFT-E2 II A Wireless File Transmitter, WFT-E4 II A Wireless File Transmitter and WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitter are shipping now for the price of $699 per unit. While that price may seem steep to the layman, pro photographers will likely find this a drop in the bucket when considering the standard price for camera accessories like lenses, flashes and lights.
Read: New Canon Wireless File Transmitters Released [Canon WFT-E4 II A and WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitters Beef Up Canon DSLR Connectivity] » TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities
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The new wireless file transmitters work for the Canon 5D
, Canon 1D Mark IV and the Canon 7D.Canon has released a new series of wireless file transmitters for the brand’s high end DSLR cameras, the Canon 5D, 7D and 1D Mark IV. The CanonWFT-E2 II A, WFT-E4 II A and WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitters will give photographers the ability to transmit photos
from their camera to a computer or other networked storage devices.
While the new Canon Wireless File Transmitters may be a rather basic technology, the applications of these devices are numerous and flexible. Photographers that use a Canon 5D, 7D or 1D Mark IV can use these wireless file transmitters to instantly transfer photographs to a computer for editing and storage, but also to use a new range of photographic technology. Using Canon’s new Camera Linking functionality, photographers can link up to 10 “slave” cameras to be controlled by this one wireless master unit. Photographers can also connect to a wireless GPS device to automatically geotag photographs in the field. Wedding photographers can snap a photograph and instantly share it with a reception crowd on a projected display screen without ever having to plug in.
The new Canon WFT-E2 II A Wireless File Transmitter, WFT-E4 II A Wireless File Transmitter and WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitter are shipping now for the price of $699 per unit. While that price may seem steep to the layman, pro photographers will likely find this a drop in the bucket when considering the standard price for camera accessories like lenses, flashes and lights.
Read: New Canon Wireless File Transmitters Released [Canon WFT-E4 II A and WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitters Beef Up Canon DSLR Connectivity] » TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities
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Wirelessly Transfer Files From Your DSLR with Transmitters From Canon - by Gizmodo
Here's a look at the new WFT-E2 II A wireless file transmitters for the Canon 1D Mark IV and Canon 7D cameras
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Owners of the EOS-1D Mark IV, EOS 5D Mark II and EOS 7D can now wirelessly beam photos from their camera to the computer with the WFT-E2 II A Wireless File Transmitter, WFT-E4 II A Wireless File Transmitter or WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitter (respectively). Can also be used to fire up to 10 cameras simultaneously. Units are priced at $700.
see source image here.
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and Canon 7D cameras***
Owners of the EOS-1D Mark IV, EOS 5D Mark II and EOS 7D can now wirelessly beam photos from their camera to the computer with the WFT-E2 II A Wireless File Transmitter, WFT-E4 II A Wireless File Transmitter or WFT-E5A Wireless File Transmitter (respectively). Can also be used to fire up to 10 cameras simultaneously. Units are priced at $700.
see source image here.
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CES: Canon SLRs get new wireless transmitters - by CNET
Canon has just released latest wireless transmitters for their DSLR lineup.
These wireless transmitters are great for photographers who needs to send out their photos out immediately. They can have a netbook
on standby in their car or with their assistants.
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Canon on Thursday announced three new wireless photo transfer accessories for its higher-end digital SLR models, adding the ability to simultaneously shoot with 10 linked cameras and other new features.
The wireless file transmitter devices, which mount to the SLR camera bodies, are the WFT-E2 II A, available this quarter for the EOS-1D Mark IV; the WFT-E4 II A, available now for the EOS 5D Mark II; and the WFT-E5A, available now for the EOS 7D. Each transmitter costs $700--more than an entire lower-end SLR and lens--but provides a variety of options to connect devices to the cameras and to link them to the outside world over a network.
One new feature is called Camera Linking, which lets up to 10 cameras take the same shot, which can be useful for capturing the same moment from different perspectives. Seen advertisements where it looks like the camera is whirling around a person frozen in a midair leap? That's the idea here.
Earlier WFT models let photographers plug in portable hard drives for more storage space or GPS devices to geotag photos with geographic location coordinates. The new transmitters also can be used with Canon's BU-30 Bluetooth unit, a small USB device, which lets Bluetooth-enabled GPS devices connect as well.
Also new with the transmitters is the ability to connect to networks with 802.11a, a Wi-Fi standard sometimes found in corporate environments. Earlier models supported only the 802.11b and 802.11g standards, but Canon thinks the 802.11a support will be useful in electronically noisy areas such as sports arenas. And the new models can use the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) standard that's designed to ease the process of connecting to wireless networks.
One new feature available only on the WFT-E5A for the EOS 7D is support for the DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) technology that can be used to display photos on compatible TVs or photo frames, Canon said.
Like their predecessors, the wireless devices have built-in servers that permit photographers, photo editors, or others to retrieve photos wirelessly from the camera using a Web browser or the venerable FTP file-transfer service. The devices also permit people with laptops, iPod Touches, Netbooks, or various other devices to remotely take photos using the camera's live view mode.
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These wireless transmitters are great for photographers who needs to send out their photos out immediately. They can have a netbook
on standby in their car or with their assistants.***
Canon on Thursday announced three new wireless photo transfer accessories for its higher-end digital SLR models, adding the ability to simultaneously shoot with 10 linked cameras and other new features.
The wireless file transmitter devices, which mount to the SLR camera bodies, are the WFT-E2 II A, available this quarter for the EOS-1D Mark IV; the WFT-E4 II A, available now for the EOS 5D Mark II; and the WFT-E5A, available now for the EOS 7D. Each transmitter costs $700--more than an entire lower-end SLR and lens--but provides a variety of options to connect devices to the cameras and to link them to the outside world over a network.
One new feature is called Camera Linking, which lets up to 10 cameras take the same shot, which can be useful for capturing the same moment from different perspectives. Seen advertisements where it looks like the camera is whirling around a person frozen in a midair leap? That's the idea here.
Earlier WFT models let photographers plug in portable hard drives for more storage space or GPS devices to geotag photos with geographic location coordinates. The new transmitters also can be used with Canon's BU-30 Bluetooth unit, a small USB device, which lets Bluetooth-enabled GPS devices connect as well.
Also new with the transmitters is the ability to connect to networks with 802.11a, a Wi-Fi standard sometimes found in corporate environments. Earlier models supported only the 802.11b and 802.11g standards, but Canon thinks the 802.11a support will be useful in electronically noisy areas such as sports arenas. And the new models can use the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) standard that's designed to ease the process of connecting to wireless networks.
One new feature available only on the WFT-E5A for the EOS 7D is support for the DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) technology that can be used to display photos on compatible TVs or photo frames, Canon said.
Like their predecessors, the wireless devices have built-in servers that permit photographers, photo editors, or others to retrieve photos wirelessly from the camera using a Web browser or the venerable FTP file-transfer service. The devices also permit people with laptops, iPod Touches, Netbooks, or various other devices to remotely take photos using the camera's live view mode.
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
Free 2nd Day Shipping on All Canon Cameras by B&H Photo
If you're still looking for a Christmas gift for your loved ones but you're pressed for time, check out the Free 2nd Day Shipping on All Canon Cameras by B&H Photo. Click on the banner below to visit the Canon section of their site:
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
EOS Experience 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Canon: 1D Mk IV white paper, first-look videos
A direct replacement for the company's previous 1D Mark III model, the Canon EOS-1D Mark IV uses a new CMOS image sensor and dual DIGIC 4 image processors, which together have allowed Canon to offer both an increase in image resolution to 16.1 megapixels, along with a huge step forwards in the camera's ISO sensitivity range which now reaches as high as an expanded ISO 102,400 setting. Adopted from the previous EOS 7D model, there's also a new higher-resolution LCD display with improved reflection / glare resistance in the 1D Mark IV.
The Canon EOS-1D Mk IV also has a significantly uprated autofocus system, and high definition video capability at resolutions up to 1,920 x 1,080 pixels with a jack allowing optional use of an external stereo mic. The 1D Mk IV also supports UDMA Mode 6 CompactFlash cards, adds Canon's Peripheral Illumination Correction technology, debuts a new generation of Canon's Auto Lighting Optimizer function, and quite a bit more besides
The newly published 1D Mk IV white paper can be found in Canon's Digital Learning Center, and comes in at a whopping 123 pages long. Inside, you'll find detailed specifications, summaries of changes from the previous model, and of new and improved features, as well as detailed discussion of the AF system, high ISO performance, HD video capture, new CMOS sensor, improved JPEG workflow, bundled software and well over a dozen other notable features. The EOS-1D Mark IV first-look videos are also found in the Digital Learning Center. Alongside previous videos on the AF system and image quality, there are two new videos covering HD video capture and the camera's controls and custom functions. - source
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Check out the Canon 1D Mark IV white paper at the Canon website. I'm sure you'll spend a lot of time reading those 123 pages!
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The Canon EOS-1D Mk IV also has a significantly uprated autofocus system, and high definition video capability at resolutions up to 1,920 x 1,080 pixels with a jack allowing optional use of an external stereo mic. The 1D Mk IV also supports UDMA Mode 6 CompactFlash cards, adds Canon's Peripheral Illumination Correction technology, debuts a new generation of Canon's Auto Lighting Optimizer function, and quite a bit more besides
The newly published 1D Mk IV white paper can be found in Canon's Digital Learning Center, and comes in at a whopping 123 pages long. Inside, you'll find detailed specifications, summaries of changes from the previous model, and of new and improved features, as well as detailed discussion of the AF system, high ISO performance, HD video capture, new CMOS sensor, improved JPEG workflow, bundled software and well over a dozen other notable features. The EOS-1D Mark IV first-look videos are also found in the Digital Learning Center. Alongside previous videos on the AF system and image quality, there are two new videos covering HD video capture and the camera's controls and custom functions. - source
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Check out the Canon 1D Mark IV white paper at the Canon website. I'm sure you'll spend a lot of time reading those 123 pages!
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Park Cameras Canon EOS 1D Mk. IV open day
Tomorrow sees Park Cameras once again team up with Canon for one of its renowned open days.
The camera taking centre stage this time around is Canon's latest professional DSLR - the EOS 1D Mk IV. The new model sports a maximum ISO 102,400 and offers up to 10fps at full resolution, making it a real workhorse of a DSLR.
Tomorrow, Thursday 19th November, sees one of the first opportunities to see this new model up close and personal. Not only that, but top professional photographer David Newton will be on hand to put the 1D Mk. IV through its paces in a studio environment, ably assisted by a top model.
Attendees will also have the chance to attend seminars with both onOne and Colour Confidence, showcasing the latest in colour management software.
For more information and to book your place, either call 01444 237070, or visit the Park Cameras website. - source
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I wish I could also sample the Canon 1D Mark IV dslr camera. I'm sure this is an awesome camera!
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The camera taking centre stage this time around is Canon's latest professional DSLR - the EOS 1D Mk IV. The new model sports a maximum ISO 102,400 and offers up to 10fps at full resolution, making it a real workhorse of a DSLR.
Tomorrow, Thursday 19th November, sees one of the first opportunities to see this new model up close and personal. Not only that, but top professional photographer David Newton will be on hand to put the 1D Mk. IV through its paces in a studio environment, ably assisted by a top model.
Attendees will also have the chance to attend seminars with both onOne and Colour Confidence, showcasing the latest in colour management software.
For more information and to book your place, either call 01444 237070, or visit the Park Cameras website. - source
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I wish I could also sample the Canon 1D Mark IV dslr camera. I'm sure this is an awesome camera!
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Canon 1D Mark IV Whitepaper
Canon has released a 'White Paper' of the Canon 1D Mark IV containing details of the camera features. You can download the white paper for EOS-1D Mark IVfor free from the official website.
Click here to download the EOS-1D Mark IV White Paper
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Click here to download the EOS-1D Mark IV White Paper
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Sunday, November 8, 2009
Canon EOS 1D Mark IV - Versatile Autofocus - First Look
Here's a great video about the Canon 1D Mark IV.
I'm sure a lot of people are looking forward to it's arrival.
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I'm sure a lot of people are looking forward to it's arrival.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
VR Zone quick hands-on with the EOS-1D Mark IV DSLR camera
VR Zone has posted a hands-on of the Canon 1D Mark IV.
Check out their site with pictures of the actual unit here: http://vr-zone.com/articles/vr-zone-quick-hands-on-with-the-eos-1d-mark-iv-dslr-camera/7893.html?doc=7893#
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Check out their site with pictures of the actual unit here: http://vr-zone.com/articles/vr-zone-quick-hands-on-with-the-eos-1d-mark-iv-dslr-camera/7893.html?doc=7893#
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Canon EOS 1D IV picture gallery
Those who want to drool over the new Canon 1D Mark IV, have a look at these pictures from AmateurPhotographer.com
- more images of the Canon 1D Mark IV are found at Amateur Photographer site.
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- more images of the Canon 1D Mark IV are found at Amateur Photographer site.
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
Canon chalks up two for the pros - by star-techcentral
PROFESSIONAL photographers will be pleased to know that Canon has just announced its eagerly anticipated high-end range of EOS DSLR cameras — the EOS-1D Mark IV and EOS-7D. - source
Sitting at the very top of Canon’s DSLR camera line, the EOS-1D Mark IV boasts a 16.1-megapixel CMOS sensor (APS-H size) with a 1.3x crop factor. The camera is capable of shooting at high speeds up to 10fps and boasts a new 45-point Auto Focus sensor.
The EOS-1D Mark IV has a wide ISO range from 100 -12,800 to allow photographers to capture highly usable pictures even at high ISO levels, Canon said.
Aimed at bridging the gap between skilled amateurs and professional photographers, the EOS 7D has an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor (APS-C size) with a 1.6x crop factor. The camera offers a high continuous shooting rate of 8fps for capturing fast moving subjects and features a 19-point Auto Focus sensor.
In terms of ISO performance, the EOS-7D has a selectable range of ISO 100 to ISO 6400.
The two cameras come with an array of improved features that include a pair of Digic 4 imaging processors to handle large amounts of data created from high speed continuous capture.
Both cameras feature large 3in LCD monitors that are enhanced with 920,000-pixel resolution for sharper and clearer images, Canon said.
Adding to the list of features, both cameras can also be used to record videos at full HD resolution (1,920 x 1,080-pixels) as well as in HD Ready (1,280 x 720-pixels) and standard definition in .MOV format.
Videos can be recorded at a range of frames — the 1D Mark IV and 7D are capable of full HD recordings at 30fps. In addition, the 1D Mark IV can shoot at 60fps in 1280 x 720-pixel resolution.
Canon said that the two cameras would be compatible with the optional WFT-E5 WiFi transmitter accessory. The accessory allows users to remotely shoot pictures on the camera as well as transfer images over WiFi.
Prices for the EOS-7D start at RM6,488 for the body alone. No prices were announced for the EOS-1D Mark IV but Canon said it is expected to hit the stores in late November.
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The combination of the Canon 7D and Canon 1D Mark IV is surely the best gear for the pros.
You can find more Canon 7D reviews, sample images and sample videos here.
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Sitting at the very top of Canon’s DSLR camera line, the EOS-1D Mark IV boasts a 16.1-megapixel CMOS sensor (APS-H size) with a 1.3x crop factor. The camera is capable of shooting at high speeds up to 10fps and boasts a new 45-point Auto Focus sensor.
The EOS-1D Mark IV has a wide ISO range from 100 -12,800 to allow photographers to capture highly usable pictures even at high ISO levels, Canon said.
Aimed at bridging the gap between skilled amateurs and professional photographers, the EOS 7D has an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor (APS-C size) with a 1.6x crop factor. The camera offers a high continuous shooting rate of 8fps for capturing fast moving subjects and features a 19-point Auto Focus sensor.
In terms of ISO performance, the EOS-7D has a selectable range of ISO 100 to ISO 6400.
The two cameras come with an array of improved features that include a pair of Digic 4 imaging processors to handle large amounts of data created from high speed continuous capture.
Both cameras feature large 3in LCD monitors that are enhanced with 920,000-pixel resolution for sharper and clearer images, Canon said.
Adding to the list of features, both cameras can also be used to record videos at full HD resolution (1,920 x 1,080-pixels) as well as in HD Ready (1,280 x 720-pixels) and standard definition in .MOV format.
Videos can be recorded at a range of frames — the 1D Mark IV and 7D are capable of full HD recordings at 30fps. In addition, the 1D Mark IV can shoot at 60fps in 1280 x 720-pixel resolution.
Canon said that the two cameras would be compatible with the optional WFT-E5 WiFi transmitter accessory. The accessory allows users to remotely shoot pictures on the camera as well as transfer images over WiFi.
Prices for the EOS-7D start at RM6,488 for the body alone. No prices were announced for the EOS-1D Mark IV but Canon said it is expected to hit the stores in late November.
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The combination of the Canon 7D and Canon 1D Mark IV is surely the best gear for the pros.
You can find more Canon 7D reviews, sample images and sample videos here.
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Canon EOS 1D Mark IV outed - by mirror.co.uk
Time for the Nikon D300s to step aside. Because the new Canon EOS 1D Mark IV has just been given the official nod. Aimed at the very best snappers in the business, it comes loaded with the exactly the kind of top end features you’d expect, including a dual Digic 4 processor, 16 megapixels and a sharp new 45-point auto focus system.
There’s no doubting that the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV is not for DSLR noobs. But if you’re looking to step up your game, then this might just be the top notch snapper you’re after. As well as those 16MP and dual Digic 4 processors for serving up super speedy shots, there’s also 10 frames per second continuous shooting and ISO up to an astonishing 12,800.
With 121 JPEGs available in one burst and a dust and water resistant bod’, don’t expect the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV to come cheap. It clocks in at a massive £4,499. Best get saving. Or just spend your Christmas present budget.
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I'm surprised the compared the Canon 1D Mark IV with the Nikon D300s. They should have compared it with the Nikon D3s.
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There’s no doubting that the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV is not for DSLR noobs. But if you’re looking to step up your game, then this might just be the top notch snapper you’re after. As well as those 16MP and dual Digic 4 processors for serving up super speedy shots, there’s also 10 frames per second continuous shooting and ISO up to an astonishing 12,800.
With 121 JPEGs available in one burst and a dust and water resistant bod’, don’t expect the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV to come cheap. It clocks in at a massive £4,499. Best get saving. Or just spend your Christmas present budget.
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I'm surprised the compared the Canon 1D Mark IV with the Nikon D300s. They should have compared it with the Nikon D3s.
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
Reserved Excitement for the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV - from Wired.com
After working with the Canon EOS-1D MK3 for the past year, I found myself in love with the camera’s build, it’s rugged and very ergonomically designed, but not so enamored with some of it’s technical short comings; its LCD monitor always felt dull and difficult to look at and even after firmware updates I always had trouble with the auto-focus.
Yesterday’s announcement of the new Canon EOS 1D MK4, the MK3’s replacement, got me excited about the updates to those features, and although the 1080p video option is impressive, I still want my DSLR to be the most badass still camera it can be. The new LCD screen has an anti-reflective service and a 920,000 dot resolution, up from the MK3’s 230,000, and, according to Canon, an updated focusing algorithm. Those feature updates would essentially make this drive like the 5D Mark II, my weapon of choice recently. Though oddly, unlike the 5D, the 1D continues to lack a full frame sensor so I’m guessing I’d still reach for the 5D to get the most out of my prime lenses.
While the quality of the 1D Mark IV’s new top ISO (102,400) is still to be determined, it’s an impressive boost to sensitivity. On top of all the new additions, the 1D build quality makes for a very pleasant shooting experience over cheaper cameras and I’m excited to get this thing dirty and test out it’s durability. Let us know what you think of the new specs in the comments. -source
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I'm sure many of the users of the old 1D Mark III will be excited with the Canon 1D Mark IV. Of course, the Canon 1D Mark IV is yet to be tested.
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Yesterday’s announcement of the new Canon EOS 1D MK4, the MK3’s replacement, got me excited about the updates to those features, and although the 1080p video option is impressive, I still want my DSLR to be the most badass still camera it can be. The new LCD screen has an anti-reflective service and a 920,000 dot resolution, up from the MK3’s 230,000, and, according to Canon, an updated focusing algorithm. Those feature updates would essentially make this drive like the 5D Mark II, my weapon of choice recently. Though oddly, unlike the 5D, the 1D continues to lack a full frame sensor so I’m guessing I’d still reach for the 5D to get the most out of my prime lenses.
While the quality of the 1D Mark IV’s new top ISO (102,400) is still to be determined, it’s an impressive boost to sensitivity. On top of all the new additions, the 1D build quality makes for a very pleasant shooting experience over cheaper cameras and I’m excited to get this thing dirty and test out it’s durability. Let us know what you think of the new specs in the comments. -source
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I'm sure many of the users of the old 1D Mark III will be excited with the Canon 1D Mark IV. Of course, the Canon 1D Mark IV is yet to be tested.
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Canon 1D Mark IV: The $5000 New King of Cameras - by Gizmodo
The videos are out, and now so's the camera: $5000 buys you a 16MP DSLR that shoots at a whopping 102,400ISO with a new 45-point autofocus system, 10fps bursts, and oh yeah—suck it D3s, incredible 1080p video.
The 1D Mark IV uses an APS-H-sized 16-megapixel sensor that's "similar in size to a Super 35mm motion picture film frame" with a 1.3x crop factor (so not full-frame, booo) , and a normal ISO range of 100 to 12,800, with expanded going up to 102,400 ISO (like Nikon's fresh D3s). The new 45-point autofocus system has 39 cross-type points and uses a new AI Servo II AF predictive focusing algorithm that's supposed to be faster, which is handy, since it shoots in 10fps bursts.
But, let's talk about video, which Canon isn't too shy of making the star of this camera: You get full manual exposure control, stereo mic input, and 1080p video at 24, 25 or 30fps; 720p and standard def at 50 or 60fps; and the samples, while obviously Canon-vetted, so far look seriously amazing (that's a link to a full-res1080p stream of the video above, by Vincent Laforet).
There's a new auto-lighting optimizer that automatically adjusts contrast and brightness in-camera that sounds sorta like Nikon's Active D-Lighting. And hurray, a new white balance algorithm that's better at low color temperatures, something that Nikon's typically been better with in the past.
It's coming out in December for $5000. Man, pro DSLRs just got way more interesting again. Six-digit ISO speeds, extreme low-light performance , high-def video: It's a war. -source with more images
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The pros will surely be interested with the Canon 1D Mark IV high ISO capabilities and HD video functions. The Canon 1D Mark IV is truly King.
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