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| Canon unveils EOS-1D Mark II - Continued |
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| Type |
Single-lens reflex interchangeable lens digital camera |
| Construction |
Magnesium alloy |
| Lens Mount |
Canon EF |
| Lens Compatibility |
Canon EF (not EF-S) |
| Autofocus System |
• TTL-AREA-SIR utilizing CMOS-type AF sensor • 45-point Area AF (7 sensors are cross-type with f/2.8 or faster lenses) • AF detection range: 0 EV to +18 EV (ISO 100, normal temperature) • Focus modes: One Shot AF, AI Servo AF and manual • AF point selection: automatic or manual with user-selectable home position • Two AF microprocessors enables twice as many AF readings per unit of time as EOS-1D for improved AI Servo focus prediction and quicker acquiring of focus initially One Shot or AI Servo • AF-assist beam: none (can use AF-assist beam of compatible Speedlite) |
| Shutter |
• Focal-plane shutter controls exposure time (in the original EOS-1D, exposure time is set by activating the CCD for an amount of time equivalent to the shutter speed) • Shutter is rated to 200,000+ cycles • Shutter derived from, but not the same as, that found in the EOS-1Ds and EOS-1V |
| Shooting Modes/Shooting Speed |
• High-Speed Continuous: approx. 8.5 fps (adjustable) • Low-Speed Continuous: approx. 3 fps (adjustable) • 55ms shutter lag (can be reduced via Personal Function 26 to 40ms; this shortened lag achievable only when lens is set to maximum aperture) • 87ms mirror blackout (1/60th or faster shutter speed) • Approx. 40 frame JPEG buffer, 20 frame RAW/RAW+JPEG buffer (buffer capacity may float depending on JPEG compression setting selected) • When power switch is turned to Off, camera finishes writing all photos to the card before powering down • If the card door is opened mid-write, the camera pauses, then resumes writing once the card door is closed again |
| Ambient Metering |
• 21-zone TTL full-aperture exposure metering system (outer 4 zones are partially outside EOS-1D Mark II's picture area) • Evaluative metering (linkable to any AF point) • Partial metering: approx. 13.5% of viewfinder in centre of frame • Centreweighted averaging metering • Spot Metering: 3.8% of viewfinder, either center focus point or active focus point • Multi-spot metering: up to 8 readings will be averaged |
| ISO Range |
• 100 - 1600 in 1/3 step increments, plus 50 and 3200 |
| Exposure |
• 30-1/8000 second in 1/3 step increments, plus Bulb • Long exposure noise reduction possible (when enabled, reduction is applied for exposures of 1 second or longer)
Exposure modes: • Program (shiftable) • Shutter Priority • Aperture Priority • Manual
Exposure compensation possible: • -3 to +3 EV in 1/3 EV increments • Exposure bracketing and ISO speed bracketing possible |
| Flash |
• E-TTL II flash exposure control with compatible Speedlite (including 550EX, 420EX and 380EX) • User selectable evaluative or averaging through-the-lens flash metering • Hot shoe and PC sync terminal included • Maximum standard flash sync speed: 1/250; compatible Speedlites will sync with camera above 1/250 only if High Speed Sync mode enabled • Flash sync well above the standard sync speed with non-dedicated flashes isn't expected to be possible, owing to the control of the exposure time by the shutter in the EOS-1D Mark II |
| Viewfinder |
• Eye-level pentaprism • Eyepoint: 20mm • Built-in diopter adjustment of -3.0 to +1.0 • Frame coverage: Approx. 100% • Focusing screen is interrchangeable; Ec-CIII focusing screen standard; 9 focusing screens available in all • Built-in eyepiece shutter |
| Viewfinder Display |
• AF points • Focus confirmation light • Exposure information including metering mode and ISO • Flash information including FE Lock indication • WB correction • JPEG format selected indicator • Remaining frames • CF/SD card information |
| Orientation Sensor |
• Yes; photos are tagged internally within the EXIF metadata to indicate their orientation • Canon EOS Viewer Utility, Canon Digital Photo Professional and other compatible software will be able to present photos properly oriented |
| Self-Timer |
Yes; 2 and 10 seconds |
| Microphone |
Yes; camera records WAV format sound files up to 30 seconds in length |
| Customization |
• 21 Custom Functions with 67 settings • 27 Personal Functions • Saving and loading of camera settings file possible |
| Type |
• Canon-designed CMOS image sensor with 8-channel readout • Bayer pattern RGB filter array |
| Dimensions |
• 28.7mm x 19.1mm sensor size • 8.2µm x 8.2µm pixel pitch |
| Sensor Output |
• 12-bits per colour • Image data processed with Canon-designed DIGIC II processor |
| Actual Image Size |
• Large: 3504 x 2336 pixels (about 8.2 megapixels) • Medium1: 3104 x 2072 pixels (about 6.4 megapixels) • Medium2: 2544 x 1696 pixels (about 4.3 megapixels) • Small: 1728 x 1152 pixels (about 2.0 megapixels) |
| Focal length cropping factor |
Approx. 1.3x (relative to 35mm film frame) |
| Low-Pass Filter? |
• Yes; multi-layer design incorporates two Lithium Niobate layers to reduce image aliasing, as well as two layers to reduce the amount of infrared light reaching the sensor • Located in front of, and attached to, the image sensor • Non-removable • Design is similar to that of the EOS-1Ds, though optimized for the pixel pitch of the EOS-1D Mark II |
| Microlenses |
Yes |
| File Formats and Image Controls |
| File Formats |
• JPEG (10 different compression levels, choosable in the camera, and 4 different output resolutions: Large, Medium1, Medium2 and Small) • RAW .CR2 (compressed, Large output resolution only) • Camera adheres to DCF 2.0 and EXIF 2.2.1 specifications
Note: The file dimensions of Medium1, Medium2 and Small are generated by downsampling the sensor's full resolution image data |
| Colour Looks |
Five standard colour looks are choosable in the camera, each of which combines a colour look and a colour space: • Color Matrix 1 (sRGB) • Color Matrix 2 (sRGB) • Color Matrix 3 (sRGB) • Color Matrix 4 (Adobe RGB (1998)) • Color Matrix 5 (sRGB)
• Two additional Color Matrix settings are user-configurable, allowing for the creation of personal colour looks • An ICC profile isn't embedded into photos. The camera does, however, mark any photos it has processed out to Adobe RGB (1998) as such, through a clunky method allowed under the DCF 2.0/EXIF 2.2.1 specifications. • Camera includes White Balance Compensation function that enables adjustment of blue/amber and magenta/green colour bias in +/-9 steps |
| Auto White Balance |
• 3000K to 7000K operating range • Auto white balance calculation performed from image data exclusively |
| Manual WB |
• Tungsten (3200K) • Fluorescent (4000K) • Daylight (5200K) • Flash (5600K) • Cloudy (6000K) • Shade (7000K) • Kelvin: 2800K - 10,000K in 100K increments • White Balance Bracketing (+/-3 steps in 5, 10 or 15 mired increments) |
| Custom WB |
• Custom White Balance (CWB) is read from area within spot metering circle • Up to 3 Personal White Balance settings can be stored in the camera |
| Parameters |
Standard, plus 3 sets that are user-configurable in the camera |
| Contrast |
• Standard tone curve • Up to 3 additional tone curves may be loaded into the camera • 5 increment Contrast control is combined with the active tone curve, allowing for a reduction or increase in contrast relative to the active tone curve |
| Sharpening |
6 increments; includes a setting that applies no sharpening |
| Storage, Connectivity and Firmware |
| Image Storage |
Two card slots: CompactFlash Type I/II (including Microdrive) and Secure Digital (SD) slot • FAT12/16 support • FAT32 support for cards over 2GB • Lexar's Write Acceleration (WA) technology is not supported • Camera can write to CompactFlash and SD cards simultaneously or separately; it's not possible to store RAW files on one card and JPEGs on the other |
| Remote Control |
• Remote triggering via N3-type terminal • Remote control and image transfer via FireWire (4-pin port) connection to a computer |
| Direct Printing |
• Yes; EOS-1D Mark II includes a USB 1.1 port for direct connection to a compatible printer • CP Direct, Direct Photo and PictBridge printing protocols supported • Printing of JPEGs only • USB port for printer connection only; tethering to a computer via USB not supported • Simultaneous connection of FireWire and USB cables to camera not possible |
| GPS Support |
No |
| Video Out |
Yes, NTSC and PAL |
| Tripod Socket |
Yes; 1/4 in. |
| User-Upgradeable Firmware? |
Yes |
| Rear LCD Monitor |
• 2.0", 230,000-dot TFT LCD with white LED backlighting • 5-increment brightness adjustment |
| Playback Modes |
• Single image viewing • Single image with saturated highlights display • Single image with shooting information (including luminosity or individual R,G,B channels histogram) • Single image with shooting information and saturated highlights display (including luminosity or individual R,G,B channel histogram) • 4-up image viewing • 9-up image viewing • 15-step zoom (1.5x to 10x magnification) and scroll |
| Dimensions and Power Source |
| Dimensions |
156 x 157.6 x 79.9mm (6.1 x 6.2 x 3.1 in.) |
| Weight |
• 1220g (43 oz.) without battery • 1555g (54.8 oz.) with NP-E3 battery |
| Power |
Battery: • 12V DC/1650mAH NP-E3 NiMH rechargeable battery • NP-E3 weighs 335g (11.8 oz.) • Frames per charge: approx. 1200 at 20°C/68°F; approx. 800 at 0°C/32°F • Third-party external battery solutions from Digital Camera Battery, Quantum and others that are designed for the EOS-1D should also be compatible with the EOS-1D Mark II
AC power: • DC Coupler Kit DCK-E1 |
| Included Software (may vary by region) |
• EOS Viewer Utility • EOS Capture • Digital Photo Professional • PhotoStitch • TWAIN driver (Windows only) • WIA module (Windows only) |
| Included Accessories (may vary by region) |
• NiMH Battery Pack NP-E3 • NiMH Battery Charger NC-E2 • DC Coupler Kit DCK-E1 • 4-pin FireWire cable • USB cable • Video Cable VC-100 • Wide Strap • EOS Digital Solution Disk • Digital Photo Professional Disk |
| Optional Accessories |
Data Verification Kit DVK-E2 (works with EOS-1Ds also) |
 Canon EOS-1D Mark II kit contents
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