Oct 21, 2009
Canon EOS 1D Mark IV
The Canon EOS 1D Mark IV is Canon’s flagship camera. That is all.
It has 16 megapixels of resolution, EF lens mount, 3 inch VGA LCD, full manual controls, 1080p movie mode and more.
I’ve been asked by you-know-who to pull the pictures off the site. Hence, the photos are gone.
Related articles:
- Canon EOS 1D Mark IV now official; preview to come!
- Canon EOS 1D Mark IV vs EOS 1D Mark III comparison
- Canon EOS 1D Mark IV Preview
- Not available
- Canon unveils EOS 7D SLR plus three new lenses
Aw, that’s too bad!
Uh-oh! I guess someone compared these files to those from an old D3. FX + 12.1mp = good. APS-H + 16mp = probably not so good.
Hmm, I would probably disagree with that. 16 mp on APS-H looks pretty good actually and people are liking (or liked, now that they’ve been removed) the 1D 4’s output based on what I’ve read around the net. I guess Canon had other better reasons for the takedown, maybe because they wanted shooters and photographers to wait in suspense until the 1D4 hits store shelves later this year. Well, as usual, I would advise waiting until a final, production camera gets reviewed to make your final thoughts/conclusion on comparing cameras.