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Inside the 1D Mark IV's body, Canon has coupled a newly designed image sensor and dual DIGIC 4 image processors that together bring improvements in a number of areas. If you pore over Canon's historical release dates in the 1D series, a new model comes out in the first quarter every three years the 1D Mark IV came out six months 'ahead of schedule.' (One of the most definitive reporting sources of the entire 1D Mark III focusing saga can be found at Rob Galbraith's website.) The Internet came to life with stories far and wide of Canon shooters switching over to other systems. Despite these updates, the camera was said to be inferior in performance to that of the previous 1D Mark II N. Four months after the release of the 1D Mark III, Nikon released its game-changing D3, with Canon trying to salvage its position by offering numerous firmware and hardware upgrades (including a servicing program to replace a faulty focusing sub-mirror). For sports shooters, the autofocus performance of the 1D Mark III proved to be unreliable. Theories abound concerning the release of the EOS 1D Mark IV.

Except for the model number badge, the only real change that differentiates the 1D Mark IV from its predecessor externally is the presence of a new microphone grill on the front panel, used to record audio.ДЎ9-point cross type (plus 26 Assist AF points)В TTL-AREA-SIR AF-dedicated CMOS sensorД¤5 user selectable points (39 f/2.8 cross-type) TTL-AREA-SIR AF-dedicated CMOS sensor w/ AI Servo IIД¬enterweighted averaging, Center Spot, AF-linked Spot, Multi-SpotДў1-zone evaluative, partial, center spot, AF-linked spot, multi-spot, center-weighted averageД¦3-zone: AF linked evaluative, 13.5% partial, center-weighted average, 3.8% center / AF / multi spotД«ackstory.

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The Mark II saw the conversion from a CCD sensor to a CMOS sensor, and while the Mark III version offered Live View functionality, the Mark IV is the first 1D with a movie recording mode.

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The 1D series has always used the APS-H format - an imaging sensor that's 28.1mm wide by 18.7mm tall. The following table sets out the progression of the series, and sets out the salient changes in the new Mark IV model. The Canon 1D series has established quite a legacy.

The camera weighs in at 49 ounces or 1,390 grams with battery and CompactFlash card. Weight of the body without a lens attached has increased just slightly by one ounce, to around 42.6 ounces (1,180 grams), with the weight gain being attributed to the new LCD display. The Canon EOS-1D Mark IV features a rugged professional grade magnesium alloy body with 76 gaskets and seals for weather and dust resistance, over a magnesium alloy inner body. Pricing for the new Canon 1D Mark IV is set at US$4,999.00, with a ship date of late December 2009. Other changes of note include support for UDMA CompactFlash cards, Peripheral Illumination Correction, a new generation of Canon's Auto Lighting Optimizer technology, and quite a bit more besides. The Canon 1D Mark IV also gains a significantly upgraded autofocus system, a higher-resolution LCD display with improved reflection / glare resistance, and this year's must-have feature: high definition video capability.

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Perhaps most significant are the use of a new 16.1-megapixel CMOS sensor, and the use of dual DIGIC 4 image processors, which together allow both an increase in image resolution, and allow a huge step up in the camera's ISO sensitivity range while maintaining the 1D's 10 frames per second framerate. The Canon EOS-1D Mark IV is a direct replacement for the company's previous 1D Mark III model, and supplements that camera's functionality with improvements in a number of areas.

Canon digital professional selecting multiple files