Camera manufacturers are into some kind of megapixel warfare. Everyone’s trying to outpace the other with a higher MPs and better performance cameras. Continuing the trend, Canon has unveiled the new 16.1 MP EOS 1D Mark IV D-SLR camera, which is touted as a high-speed multimedia performance monster with an APS-H CMOS sensor from the maker itself.
For all photographers used to capturing split second moments in high-res, and videos in full HD, the MP EOS 1D Mark IV features a 3-inch display Dual DIGIC 4 Image processing 14-bit analogue to digital (A/D) conversion and is good to capture images at 10 frames-per-second, as well as delivering the widest ISO range ever to be featured in a Canon camera.
Along with the other mentioned features, the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV also stuffs in it a 45-point autofocus system with a redesigned AI Servo AF predictive focus algorithm to place the camera in the slot of the best professional DSLRs. Priced at $4,999.99, the camera is available through pre-order from Amazon.
Via: DPreview/Engadget
