Announcement details on the 1DX Mark III
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I had several film cameras that had the same colour scheme....
Intentionally ordered my Olympus OM-D E5 Mark II in silver and black. I like the retro look.
If you check her Instagram, it's pretty clear this and the 5DIV are cameras they had someone customize for themselves. Not Canon jobs.
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If that was mentioned before ... just skip to next post
On Canons german web site (https://www.canon.de/cameras/eos-1d-x-mark-iii/)
are some details about the upcoming 1Dx m iii (it is looks more Darth Vader than storm trooper):
AF
- 28-times resolution (maybe some DPAFish new sensor fed by partially transflective mirror with own DIGIC 8 processor, why not take some Super 35 lower res sensor doing the AF?)
- Live view: 90% horiz, 100% vertical
Sensor
- new CMOS sensor (no info about res)
- new DIGIC
- 4k up to 60 fps as raw or 10bit video (internally recorded on CFexpress cards (plural!)) no mention of cropped or non-cropped video
Speed etc
- 16 fps view OVF
- up to 20 fps with mechanical and electronic shutter with AE / AF without compromise (whatever that means)
- battery LP-E19
- backlit buttons
On Canons german web site (https://www.canon.de/cameras/eos-1d-x-mark-iii/)
are some details about the upcoming 1Dx m iii (it
AF
- 28-times resolution (maybe some DPAFish new sensor fed by partially transflective mirror with own DIGIC 8 processor, why not take some Super 35 lower res sensor doing the AF?)
- Live view: 90% horiz, 100% vertical
Sensor
- new CMOS sensor (no info about res)
- new DIGIC
- 4k up to 60 fps as raw or 10bit video (internally recorded on CFexpress cards (plural!)) no mention of cropped or non-cropped video
Speed etc
- 16 fps view OVF
- up to 20 fps with mechanical and electronic shutter with AE / AF without compromise (whatever that means)
- battery LP-E19
- backlit buttons
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Canon EOS-1D X Mark III - Cameras - Canon UK
Pursue Perfection with the EOS-1D X Mark III - Canon's most advanced DSLR ever.
The iTR in the 1dx was already an image sensor, they just expanded it to 10MP. So no transflective mirror needed, only a real mirror
I first thought that would be BS since the prototype wouldn't have label "Mark III" to help keep it secret.
But there's strange notch next to the drive-af button on top, and if you look the Canon website picture in: https://www.canon.co.uk/cameras/eos-1d-x-mark-iii/
They have the same notch. So I guess that F1 dude actually has real one, albeit it might be one of the versions they are testing.
Regardless, almost certain I'll be ordering one around May-June. There's big sports event in Detroit in July, need one before that.
It will be nice to see how well the illuminated buttons are accepted or not. There were a lot of people on this forum against such an idea on any camera not long ago saying a real pro would have no need because it is all memorized. Of course, that neglects the fact that more than just professionals buy these beasts. Personally, I'd like it if a future R had illuminated buttons.
We need to ask this man questions! Theres also another user if you search the hashtag
Agreed. I don't like the illuminated buttons, and hopefully I can turn them off. I understand some like them.
No one should be complaining since you will be able to turn it off and on, possibly even with a dimmer control. THis is hardly an issue.
Yes....abu dhabi f1 race.
I saw Frits in every f1 race or f1 test where i was in the last years....but i don't know him personally. I usually look at his camera body or lens...because they could be something new as it was for the 1dx mk2 in 2016.
iTR uses information from both the dedicated PDAF sensor and the RGB+IR light meter that is effectively a small imaging sensor. The color imaging sensor provides color information used to help determine which AF point(s) are active on the PDAF sensor, which is still what provides distance information.The iTR in the 1dx was already an image sensor, they just expanded it to 10MP. So no transflective mirror needed, only a real mirror
Considering Canon has already released an "in development" announcement that reveals far more, how would this be a violation of any NDA agreement?
Canon EOS-1D X Mark III - Cameras - Canon UK
Pursue Perfection with the EOS-1D X Mark III - Canon's most advanced DSLR ever.
idk that's why I included a question mark due to my inexperience with the documents.I'm always open to being informed by others in the know, seems like you are 'in the know'.Considering Canon has already released an "in development" announcement that reveals far more, how would this be a violation of any NDA agreement?
Canon EOS-1D X Mark III - Cameras - Canon UK
Pursue Perfection with the EOS-1D X Mark III - Canon's most advanced DSLR ever.www.canon.co.uk
