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Canon 1D Mark II

Quick information
Brand Canon 2004
Model EOS-1D Mark II
Released Year 2004
Type DSLR Cameras
Series EOS
Color Black
Status Discontinued

Overview

The Canon EOS-1D Mark II is a professional-grade DSLR camera released in 2004, featuring a 8.2-megapixel APS-H CMOS sensor. It offers a fast continuous shooting speed of up to 8.5 frames per second, making it ideal for sports and action photography. The camera includes a durable magnesium alloy body with weather sealing for rugged use. Its autofocus system employs 45 AF points for precise subject tracking. It supports CF memory cards for storage and uses the DIGIC II image processor for enhanced image quality and faster processing. Additionally, it comes with a large 2-inch LCD display for image playback and settings adjustments.

Specifications

MPN
  • 9313A002
  • Does Not Apply
UPC
  • 0013803056648
  • 0013803037050
  • Does not apply
Model
  • Canon EOS-1D Mark II
  • Canon EOS 1D Mark II
Battery Type Lithium-Ion
Screen Size 2.0"in
Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 8.2MP
Color Black
Connectivity USB
Features
  • CMOS Sensor
  • Body Only
  • Auto Focus
Series Canon EOS
Depth 3.1in
Width 6.1in
Item Weight 43 Oz.
Height 6.2in
Screen Details LCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-2"-Color
Exposure Compensation ±3 Ev Range, in 1/3 Ev Steps
Light Sensitivity Iso 100-1600, 3200, 50, 100-1600
Sensor Type Cmos
Exposure Range Ev 0-20 (Iso 100)
Special Effects Neutral, Black & White, Faithful, Sepia, Full Color
White Balance Auto, Tungsten (Preset), Flash (Preset), Cloudy (Preset), Manual, Shade (Preset), Fluorescent (Preset), Daylight / Sunny (Preset)
Battery Form Factor Manufacturer Specific
Focus Adjustment Autofocus & Manual Focus
Operating System Supported Microsoft Windows 98SE, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows ME, Apple Mac Os X
Expansion Slot 1X SD Memory Card, 1X CompactFlash Card-Type I/II
MAX Shutter SPEED 1/8000 Sec
Sensor Size 19.1x28.7mm
Display Size 2in
Exposure Modes Program, Aperture-Priority, Bulb, Shutter-Priority, Manual, E-TTL II Program Flash, Automatic
Still Image Format Raw Image, Raw + JPEG, Raw, JPEG
Display Rotation Built-In
Light Sensitivity MAX 3200
Optical Viewfinder Type Fixed Eye-Level Pentaprism
Display Type LCD
Sensor Resolution 8.2MP
Exposure Metering Evaluative, SPOT Af Area, SPOT, Partial (13.5%), Multi-SPOT, Center-Weighted
Min Shutter SPEED 30 Sec
Additional Features Direct Print, Self Timer, Auto White Balance, Built-In Microphone
Flash Type None
Min Operating Temperature 0°C
Continuous Shooting SPEED 8.5fps
Viewfinder-Field Coverage 100%
Exterior Color Black
Microphone Type Microphone-Built-In
MAX Operating Temperature 45°C
Connector Types 1X Composite Video Output, 1X Remote Control, 1X IEEE 1394 (FireWire/I.Link), 1X USB
Shooting Programs Portrait Mode, Landscape
Dioptric Correction Range -3 to +1
Viewfinder Magnification 0.72x
Camera Type Digital SLR
Auto Focus Type TTL Phase Detection
Viewfinder Type Optical, Optical (Through-The-Lens)
Lens for Sd Body only
Supported Flash Memory CompactFlash Card Type I, CompactFlash Card Type II, CompactFlash II, SDHC Memory Card, Microdrive, SD Memory Card, CompactFlash I, SD Card
Seller Notes “Comes with AC adapter Only (NO Battery or Charger)”
Bundle Listing No
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan

Key Advantages

The EOS-1D Mark II excels with its high-speed shooting capabilities, delivering up to 8.5 fps. Its rugged, weather-sealed body ensures reliable performance in demanding environments. The 8.2 MP APS-H sensor produces sharp images suitable for professional use. Autofocus with 45 points enhances accuracy and focus tracking of moving subjects. The DIGIC II image processor contributes to low noise and quick image processing. Its compatibility with Canon EF lenses provides users with a broad range of creative options.

Limitations

Despite its strengths, the EOS-1D Mark II has some limitations compared to newer models. Its APS-H sensor size is smaller than full-frame sensors found in later cameras. The 2-inch LCD screen is relatively small and lower resolution by modern standards. It lacks video recording capabilities, which limits versatility. The ISO range is narrower compared to contemporary DSLRs, affecting low-light performance. The camera uses now outdated CF memory cards, which may be less convenient. Battery life is good but not exceptional for extended shoots.

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