The EOS-1D X Mark III is also our most powerful DSLR for video to date, equipped with 4K 60p video capability, plus the option to shoot 5. 5K RAW video or 10-bit video with Canon Log, both recorded internally to CFexpress cards. And, with built-in Wi-Fi ** for the first time ever in an EOS-1D series, this revolutionary, weather-sealed camera
A big, double-grip DSLR, the 1D X Mark III sits at the top of Canon's lineup as its fastest, toughest and in many ways, most advanced camera yet. You'd be forgiven at first glance for mistaking it for the previous Mark II (or a much older 1D camera), but small refinements on the outside bely some big advances within.
I try out Canon's EOS 1Dx III for motorsports and show you all the new features!Check prices at B&H:
Best-in-class autofocus. Excellent signal-to-noise ratio. Loaded with a ProGrade Digital CFexpress Type B 325GB memory card, the EOS-1D X Mark III captured a burst of 150 JPEG files in 9.394
Just throwing this out there, according to DxO Mark's individual scores, the Canon RP is a better sports camera then the 1DXIII. Even accounting for the Sports score really just being a measure of high ISO performance, that should definitely put any discussion about whether anything from DxO Mark correlates to real world performance to bed.
We recently got to spend some time with the new Canon EO1DX Mark III, Canon's new flagship DSLR camera; testing it out with photos, burst photos and video.Ca
1.8. Image Quality. Images shot with the Canon EOS 1D Mark III can be absolutely stunning. Colours look extremely accurate, and the automatic white balance does an excellent job of neutralising
The Canon 1Dx series of cameras, like the 1D models before, are designed for speed and the 1Dx Mark III is a little faster than its predecessor. The 1Dx Mark III can capture up to 16 frames per second when shooting with the viewfinder. That’s up slightly from the 14 frames per second that the 1Dx Mark II could capture. For full details, sample images and impressions, check out our hands-on Canon EOS-1D X Mark III review (Image credit: James Artaius). When using the optical viewfinder for lag-free shooting, enabling fast action to be captured in real time, the 1D X Mark III can shoot at a fierce 16 frames per second (using its mechanical shutter), finding focus with a 400,000-pixel metering sensor in VwEJCY.
