Combination of Three Performance
By Hendrik Tan
Canon does not seem to let the fifth-generation D series for these professionals perform what it is. Reports the first time since February 2010, Mark IV combines speed, accuracy, and excellent image quality. Capable of shooting at 10 frames per second (higher than the Mark III is only 8 frames per second). Auto focus more responsive to 45 point correction of the object (previously 19 points).
Image resolution up to 16 mega pixel camera with LCD display space measuring 3 inches. Mark IV is designed full frame by using the new sensor, Dual DIGIC IV a more responsive and super quality.
To improve accuracy, a DSLR is most appropriate for this landscape photo hunt has 62 custom function modes (5 modes more than the previous model) with the ISO settings start 100-12800. camera has a shutter count reached 300 thousand.
For those who need to move records, Mark IV also features a video-quality high definition (HD). While the sensor has been equipped with self cleaning unit that can remove dust on the sensor filter automatically. Weight 1.4 kg equal to the previous generation, the Mark IV is marketed at a price of U.S. $ 5,585.00
