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Canon EOS 1D Mark II N

Price: £2758.89 - £5652.91 from 3 Shops
EANs: 8714574909950,8714574909943

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0304B009AA CANON EOS 1D MARK II N
£2,758.89
+ £4.99 Delivery

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Canon EOS 1Ds - Digital camera - SLR - 11.1 Mpix - body only - supported memory: CF - black
£4,150.00
+ Delivery

 
Canon EOS 1DS Mk III Body Only
£4,502.12
FREE Delivery

Canon EOS 1DS Mark III 21.1 Megapixel Full Frame CMOS Sensor DiGiC III Image Processors EOS Integrated Cleaning System Huge 3.0'' fine detail LCD Screen A Canon developed 21.1 Megapixel Full - frame CMOS Sensor and Dual DiG!C III image processors combine to deliver ultra fine image detail. With the ability to capture up to 5fps at 21.1 Megapixels with a continuous bu...
 
Canon EOS 1DS Professional Digital Camera [11MP] - Body Only
£4,990.00
+ Delivery

 
9443A008AA EOS 1DS MARK II 16.7MP
£5,652.91
+ £4.99 Delivery

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 Category:  Digital SLRs
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 Model:  EOS 1D Mark II N

Glossary for Digital SLRs

SLR - (Single Lens Reflex) - The same camera lens is used for viewing as for shooting. An advantage of this mechanism is that the photographer sees exactly what the camera lens will place in the photograph; a disadvantage is a more substantial camera body.

Megapixel - (One Million Pixels) - Refers to the resolution of a digital camera's image. A 1-megapixel camera will produce a digital image using one million individual information points, approximately 1200 pixels wide by 900 pixels high.

Optical Zoom - Physically changes the focal length of the digital or analogue camera using the lens (optics).

Digital Zoom - The camera uses digital wizadry to manipulate the camera's digital image to simulate an optical zoom. This will result in some degradation of the digital image's quality.









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