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April 2010
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Updated autofocus system is quick and reliable and produces excellent sharpness
10 frames per second shooting speed is still best in class
Superb HD movie mode
Increased resolution helps for better cropping.
Fast continuous shooting rate
Solid
Weatherresistant construction
Wide range of ISO sensitivities
Good image quality
Highly detailed 16MP images in a wide range of conditions
10 frames per second shooting make it the fastest full-res camera on the market
Compatible with the most comprehensive lens range on the market
Excellent AF performance during our testing
Very...
Highspeed shooting
Fast focusing
High quality LCD screen
Unbelievable ISO range
Shallow DoF
Many frame rate and resolution choices
Excellent build and external controls
16 megapixels
Insanely high ISOs
Low noise
Excellent 16-megapixel sensor with very low noise and superb detail
I think these results tell us that each manufacturer delivers superior RAW conversion over the in-camera processing and Adobe Lightroom 2. I am partial using Lightroom 2 in my everyday work flow and I hope that Lightroom 3′s promising noise reduction ...
Abstract: The Canon 1D Mark IV and Nikon D3s are the two latest powerhouse DSLRs from the respective manufacturers. As a quick rundown on the spec sheet, the Nikon D3s offers a 12.1-megapixel FX format sensor, while the Canon 1D Mark IV features a 16.1-megapixe...
Now what can we say? Well to be very honest with you, we have been very disappointed by the 1D MK IV, so much so that we have started to wonder if the test camera we had did have some major flaws, however, it is interesting to notice that we also had s...
Fullframe sensor, Superb AF, Great exposure system, Excellent noise control
No exposure compensation button on vertical grip, Heavy, No rating button, No incamera HDR
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This was always going to be a great addition to the EOS range however this model should only be considered by those who need the large ISO range and advanced AF system. ...
In many situations the Canon EOS-1D Mark IV captures superbly detailed images with natural, yet punchy colours. The AF system performs well, even in low light, although it is worth paying for fast lenses that get the best from it. Users also need to sp...
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Abstract: As I reported , Canon has just announced the launch of the new EOS 1D Mk IV. It's not going on sale until the end of December, but earlier this week I attended the Canon Pro Photo Solutions 09 show at the Business Design Centre in London, where ...
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