The Interview: Andrew Koh, Canon EOS 1DX
about 1 month ago on 2 April, 2012
When Canon announced the launch of Canon EOS 1DX in late 2011, we took the opportunity to interview Andrew Koh on the technical improvements for the camera.
The Canon EOS-1D X is capable of a continuous shooting speed of 12 frames-per-second, making it the world’s fastest full-frame DSLR, powered by the new Dual DIGIC 5+ image processor. A summary of other key features include:
- 18.1MP full-frame (35mm) sensor
- Image noise control improved by 2 stops
- Next generation high-density reticular 61-point AF system
- New shutter unit with carbon fibre shutter blades promises 400,000 shutter count
- Advanced EOS Movie features for better compatibility with video production workflows
- Dust-proof and drip-proof magnesium alloy body, with new carrier wave-based dust removal system
Mohd Hisham
mhisham@tech65.org
Focus on photography and its related applications - hardware & software. I am also focusing on a new segment in Tech65 called The Interview, discussing on topics ranging from consumer to the enterprise.
