Canon EOS 1Dx Mark II specs
(basic 1DX Mark 2 Specifications people asked about)
This post covers the Canon EOS 1Dx Mark II specs. They may seem lame compared to the newly released 1Dx Mark II, but a look at the Mark II specifications will show you it's now an opportunity to get a bargain deal on amazing technology in a pro Canon camera.
Canon EOS 1Dx Mark II email announcementThe email that Canon sent me said nothing about the new Canon EOS 1Dx Mark II. It just had the fancy graphic you see above. I wanted to know about the specifications of the Canon 1DX Mark II.
how many megapixels does the canon EOS 1Dx Mark II
Precisely speaking, the 1Dx Mark II has a 20.2 megapixel sensor, that are laid out as 5472 pixels horizontally by 3648 pixels vertically. The sensor has a total of 22 million photodetectors with 20 million of them being effective pixels.
is the canon EOS 1Dx Mark II full frame
Full frame sensor sizeSame as 35mm film negative
Yes, the EOS 1Dx Mark II is a full frame camera. The size of the sensor is the same size as a 35mm SLR camera of days gone by.
Full frame is the term used to describe the physical dimensions (not the number of pixels) width by height, which is actually 36mm x 24mm.
Full frame Canon cameras take EF lenses. EF-S lenses do not have enough coverage and do not fit onto full frame Canons.
how much the 1Dx Mark II weighs
The EOS 1Dx Mark 2 weighs 3.4 lbs, which is also 54 oz, and 1530 grams. That's a little more than the average weight of the human brain. It's a beast compared to the Canon SL1.
The 1Dx is about 65 times heavier than a AA sized battery. The photo above, of 65 AA batteries, gives you some perspective on how heavy the Canon EOS 1Dx Mark II really is.
the 1Dx Mark II release date
Inquiring minds like you also want to know when the Canon 1Dx Mark II came out. Canon announced the 1Dx Mark II on February 2, 2016.
The rumors on what specs the camera would have surfaced well before that date, but that was the official announcement from Canon. The actual release date, when it was available to buy, was in April of 2016, four years after the original 1Dx (Mark I) was released.
Of course, the questions being asked in early 2019 was then "will there be a Canon 1Dx Mark III." Canon announced that the release date for February 13, 2020.
Highlight specs of the Canon EOS 1Dx Mark II
- Super fast 14 frames per second-16 frames per second in Live View mode.
- Maximum ISO at 51,200. Can you say "shoot in the dark?"
- 61-point Auto-focus.
- Digi 6+ processor
Canon EOS 1Dx Mark FrontLook for price drops in both the camera that the 1Dx Mark II was an upgrade for, the original Canon 1Dx Mark I, as well as the 1Dx Mark II, now that the Canon 1Dx Mark III has been released.
You can get the 1Ds Mark II at a great price by using one of the resources I use for used camera equipment here.
Canon EOS 1Dx Mark BackThe 1Dx Mark II has a 2nd small LCD screen below the main LCD screen on the back of the camera.
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