CANON EOS 1Ds Digital SLR camera

CANON EOS 1Ds - Features21 MP full frame CMOS14-bit A/D processing5 fps, max. burst of 56 JPEGsDual "DIGIC III" processorsHigh precision wide area AFEOS Integrated Cleaning Sys (...) See more See less

temISO 100-1600 range (L:50 H:3200)3.0" LCD with Live View modeEF lens compatibility21 Megapixel full frame CMOS sensorThe full frame CMOS sensor of the EOS-1Ds Mark III provides a massive 21 Megapixels of detail - exceeding the standard quality demanded by leading photo agencies. Images are processed at 14 bit colour depth for finer tonal gradations. Picture quality is assured by effective noise reduction at high sensitivities and a low pass filter that combats false colour and moiré. The sensor’s wide dynamic range can be set to preserve more detail from bright areas with the Highlight Tone Priority function.Dual "DIGIC III" processorsDual "DIGIC III" processors drive the camera’s rapid performance, allowing near-instant start-up and response times.5 fps with 56 frame burstThe EOS-1Ds Mark III delivers 5 frames per second for a continuous burst of up to 56 JPEGs (12 in RAW).Wide-area AF with 19 cross type pointsA high precision AF system employs 19 cross type points with sensitivity up to f/2.8, spread out across the AF area to accommodate off-centre subjects. 26 AF assist points aid AF tracking for increased accuracy.EOS Integrated Cleaning SystemCanon’s built-in dust prevention and cleaning system uses a combination of technologies to reduce, repel and remove dust from the sensor. A Self-Cleaning Sensor Unit shakes dust from the sensor with each power on.Wide ISO RangeA wide 100 to 1600 ISO range as standard is expandable to L:50 and H:3200.3.0" LCD with Live View modeThe bright 3.0" LCD provides pin-sharp definition for checking focus and composition, with 10x magnification for finer details. When shooting from awkward positions, Live View mode gives you the option of framing your image from the LCD.Picture StylePicture Style presets provide easy image processing. Each style offers a different colour response - similar to the way film types are change (Description excerpted from: Richard Frankfurt)