Canon Eos 5d mark ii

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The Canon EOS 5D Mark II is a professional full-frame digital SLR camera released in 2008, featuring a 21.1 megapixel CMOS sensor that delivers high resolution still images. It supports full HD 1080p video recording, a pioneering feature at its release time in DSLRs, allowing both photographers and videographers to capture high-quality footage. The camera includes a DIGIC 4 image processor which improves overall performance and image noise reduction. It offers a 3.0-inch LCD display with Live View mode for precise framing and manual focusing assistance. The ISO range is expandable from 100 to 6400, providing flexibility in various lighting conditions. Autofocus is managed by a 9-point AF system, enabling accurate subject tracking and fast focusing.

The body features robust build quality with weather sealing suitable for professional use in challenging environments. Storage is supported via dual card slots compatible with CF and SD memory cards, allowing flexible data management. The camera supports Canon EF lenses, maintaining compatibility with a wide selection of professional optics. Its high-resolution sensor combined with advanced processing yields excellent dynamic range and color fidelity, favored by professional photographers for studio and landscape work.

Full-frame 21.1 MP sensor delivers exceptional image quality and detail.

Full HD 1080p video recording capability enables hybrid photo and video usage.

Robust magnesium alloy body construction with weather sealing for durability.

Large 3.0-inch LCD with Live View facilitates precise manual focus and framing.

Wide ISO sensitivity range (100-6400) supports low light shooting.

Compatibility with Canon EF lenses offers extensive lens options for diverse shooting scenarios.

The autofocus system with 9 points is less advanced than contemporary multi-point AF systems.

Video recording features lack some modern conveniences such as continuous autofocus during video.

No built-in flash, requiring external flash units for additional lighting needs.

Relatively slow burst shooting speed at approximately 3.9 frames per second compared to newer models.

Battery life is moderate and may require spare batteries for extended shooting sessions.

Dual card slots with different card types but no support for newer faster SDXC UHS standards.

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