Tag Archives: DIGIC 5+

Rumor – The Next Canon DSLR Will Be The 24MP T4i

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Without question, Canon has sure been delivering the goods as of late, catering to the professionals with the recent announcements of the EOS-1D X and EOS-C300, not to mention the Cinema 4K concept and 5D Mark III set to take center-stage in 2012. However, before we get to the main course, it’s always a bit nicer to start off with an appetizer of sorts, right? Well, this just might be the case as CanonRumors has received some more information regarding a possible T4i announcement expected in the near future.

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CPN Overviews the Canon EOS-1D X: Talks Sensor, DIGIC 5+, and Autofocus

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The announcement of the Canon EOS-1D X marked a turning point and the validation of the 1D-line of DSLRs going forward. Not only did it merge two regarded cameras into one complete model, it was the first full-frame camera announced in over two years, the last coming by way of the Nikon 3DS.

In a six-part series entitled: EOS-1D X on film, CPN Europe will touch on all the features of the low-light beast set for release in 2012 – namely, the completely overhauled 61-point autofocus system and the new full-frame CMOS sensor paired with the DIGIC 5+ processor in the first two editions of the series below:

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BREAKING NEWS: Confirmed – Canon 1DX Press Release Revealed!

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No need to further fluff. The 1DX is real! Here’s what we know so far: (Courtesy of CanonRumors)

Specifications:

  • Full Frame
  • 18.1MP
  • Dual DIGIC 5 – 17 Times The Processing Power of DIGIC 4
  • ISO 100-51200 Native
  • 100,000 Pixel RGB Metering Sensor
  • EOS iSA (Intelligent Subject Analysis)
  • 61 Point AF
  • 21 f/5.6 Cross Type Sensors
  • 20 f/4 Cross Type Sensors
  • 5 f/2.8 Cross Type Senors
  • EOS iTR AF (Intelligent Tracking & Recognition Auto Focus)
  • 12 Frames Per Second
  • 14 Frames Per Second JPG Only
  • 400,000 Shot Rated Sensor
  • Ethernet Connection
  • March Availability

Movie Mode Specifications:

  • MPEG-4 AVC/H.264
  • 1920×1080 30p/25p/24p
  • 1280×720 60p/50p
  • 640×480 30p/25p

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