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Here at IFA, we got our grubby, bar stamp-stained mitts on Canon's wicked EOS-1Ds Mark III. It's sporting a full-frame 21.1MP sensor that gave Jesus and I, as Ad aptly put it, "little techno woodies." More »
Video Grope, Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
Here at IFA, we got our grubby, bar stamp-stained mitts on Canon's wicked EOS-1Ds Mark III. It's sporting a full-frame 21.1MP sensor that gave Jesus and I, as Ad aptly put it, "little techno woodies." More »
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As promised, here's the Canon EOS-1D Mark III digital SLR firing off 10 frames per second. It's able to shoot a string of 110 frames at a time in its default large jpeg frame size at level 8 compression. Canon's Chuck Westfall, Director of Media and Customer Relationship of the Consumer Imaging Group, shows us what this hot high-end DSLR can do.
PMA 07: Canon EOS-1D Mark III Snapping Off Frames Like a House Afire
As promised, here's the Canon EOS-1D Mark III digital SLR firing off 10 frames per second. It's able to shoot a string of 110 frames at a time in its default large jpeg frame size at level 8 compression. Canon's Chuck Westfall, Director of Media and Customer Relationship of the Consumer Imaging Group, shows us what this hot high-end DSLR can do.
9:52 PM on Thu Mar 8 2007
By Charlie White
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Latest by honozooloo: 10 FPS? I'd be interested in seeing what the operating tolerances are in that body...I bet the motor and moving parts more »
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PMA 07: Canon EOS-1D Mark III Hands-On
We scooped the details last week of the latest supercamera, the 10.1-megapixel Canon EOS-1D Mark III, and now that we've actually held it on our hands, we can give you some first impressions. More »
9:36 AM on Thu Mar 8 2007
By Charlie White
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Canon EOS-1D Mark III Shoots 10 Frames Per Second
Canon announced its high-end 10.1-megapixel digital SLR, the EOS-1D Mark III, capable of slamming down 10 motor driven frames per second using the next generation of its image processing engine, the Dual Digic III. Canon says the APS H-size CMOS sensor inside is its most light-sensitive yet, capable of an ISO range of 10 to 3200, and that can be pushed to 6400. More »
11:19 PM on Wed Feb 21 2007
By Charlie White
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