Specifications

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Consumer
EOS 1D Mark IV 2009-
• £4799.99 (BODY ONLY)
The EOS 1D Mark IV features a 16.1MP APS-H
CMOS sensor and a 45-point autofocus (AF)
system with 39 f2.8 sensitive cross-type points,
providing a wide selection of precise focus
areas across the frame. Dual DIGIC 4 processors
provide the power to shoot continuous, high-
resolution images at up to 10 frames per second
(fps), as well as delivering an ISO range from 50
to 102,400. With a high-resolution 920,000 dot
3-inch LCD screen, detailed checks on images
and video are possible. The Canon EOS 1D Mark
IV features EOS Movie function, providing the
ability to capture 1080p High Definition (HD)
video at 30, 25 and 24fps and 720p footage
at 60 and 50fps. The camera is rugged, with
multiple weather-proof seals, making it a sturdy
workhorse for professional users.
EOS magazine, Jan-Mar 2010, page 16
EOS 5D Mark II 2008-
• £2299.99 (BODY ONLY)
• £3199.99 (WITH EF 24-105MM F4L IS USM)
A replacement for the EOS 5D. 21.1 megapixel
full-frame CMOS sensor with high performance
DIGIC 4 processor. 3.9 frames per second
continuous shooting with up to 310 Lage JPEG
(13 RAW) files captured in a single burst with a
UDMA CompactFlash card. The first EOS digital
SLR with a movie mode – features 16:9 Full HD
video capture at 1920 x 1080 pixels as well as
4:3 standard television quality (SD) capture at
640 x 480 pixels. Includes built-in microphone,
plus socket for external microphone. 9 AF points
plus 6 Assist AF points. Live View includes Quick
Mode AF, Live Mode AF and Face Detection Live
Mode AF. A Quick Control screen gives instant
access to the most commonly changed settings.
Improved integrated sensor cleaning system.
150,000-cycle shutter durability. Compatible
with EF lenses only.
EOS magazine, Oct-Dec 2008, page 16
EOS 550D 2010-
• £579.00 (BODY ONLY)
• £669.00 (WITH EF-S 18-55MM F3.5-5.6 IS)
• £849.00 (WITH EF-S 18-135MM F3.5-5.6 IS)
• £899.00 (WITH EF-S 18-55MM F3.5-5.6 IS AND
EF-S 55-250MM F4-5.6 IS)
Canon’s DIGIC 4 image processor and 18MP
sensor support standard ISO settings of 100 to
6400 (expandable to 12800), while enhanced
in-camera noise reduction technology boosts
performance in low light conditions. The
camera features a 9-point AF system with one
extra-sensitive cross–type point at the centre
for f/2.8 or faster lenses. The EOS 550D supports
high-speed, continuous shooting at 3.7 frames
per second. It records video in full 1920x1080p
HD resolution, allowing photographers to select
the frame rate preferred from 30, 25 and 24fps,
as well as offering 720p video at 60 and 50fps.
Compatible with EF and EF-S lenses.
EOS magazine, Apr-Jun 2010, page 14
Guide to
camera
listing
The date range
shows the year of
introduction and,
if appropriate, the
approximate year
the camera was
discontinued.
Prices are the
suggested retail
prices (RSP) taken
from the Canon UK
retail price list for
April 2012 (including
VAT at 20% where
applicable). Prices
are subject to change
without notice.
Body only means
that the camera is
sold without a lens.
However, digital
cameras will usually
be supplied with
a strap, body cap,
battery, battery
recharger, interface
cables and software
CD. EOS digital
cameras are sold
without a CF or SD
media card.
Camera kits Many
cameras are sold as
kits, with the camera
body plus one or
more lenses and/or
other accessories.
Kits may be changed
or discontinued at
any time.
Month and
page at the end of
descriptions refer to
back issues of EOS
magazine carrying
further details.
E&OE While every
effort has been
made to avoid errors
or omissions, you
should not make
significant purchase
decisions based
solely on the content
of this guide.
Camera images
are not to scale
Current EOS digital cameras
Ten models to suit every type of photographer
Three new models have been introduced in the last 12 months, with just one model discontinued (EOS 1Ds
Mark III). If you have an EOS digital camera with a name not shown over the next four pages, please check
the chart below for alternative USA and Japanese names.
Professional
EOS DCS 3 JULY 1995
EOS DCS 1 DECEMBER 1995
EOS D2000 MARCH 1998
EOS D6000 DECEMBER 1998
EOS D30 OCTOBER 2000
EOS 1D DECEMBER 2001
EOS D60 MARCH 2002
EOS 1Ds NOVEMBER 2002
EOS 10D MARCH 2003
EOS 300D SEPTEMBER 2003
EOS 1D Mark II APRIL 2004
EOS 20D SEPTEMBER 2004
EOS 1Ds Mark II NOVEMBER 2004
EOS 20Da FEBRUARY 2005
EOS 350D MARCH 2005
EOS 1D Mark II N OCTOBER 2005
EOS 5D OCTOBER 2005
EOS 30D MARCH 2006
EOS 400D SEPTEMBER 2006
EOS 1D Mark III MAY 2007
EOS 1Ds Mark III NOVEMBER 2007
EOS 40D SEPTEMBER 2007
EOS 450D MARCH 2008
EOS 1000D JUNE 2008
EOS 50D SEPTEMBER 2008
EOS 5D Mark II NOVEMBER 2008
EOS 500D MAY 2009
EOS 7D OCTOBER 2009
EOS 1D Mark IV DECEMBER 2009
EOS 550D FEBRUARY 2010
EOS 60D SEPTEMBER 2010
EOS 600D MARCH 2011
EOS 1100D MARCH 2011
EOS 5D Mark III MARCH 2012
EOS-1D X APRIL 2012
EOS 60Da JUNE 2012
EOS camera names worldwide
Europe USA Japan
EOS 1D EOS 1D EOS 1D
EOS 1D Mark II EOS 1D Mark II EOS 1D Mark II
EOS 1D Mark II N EOS 1D Mark II N EOS 1D Mark II N
EOS 1D Mark III EOS 1D Mark III EOS 1D Mark III
EOS 1D Mark IV EOS 1D Mark IV EOS 1D Mark IV
EOS 1D X EOS 1D X EOS 1D X
EOS 1Ds EOS 1Ds EOS 1Ds
EOS 1Ds Mark II EOS 1Ds Mark II EOS 1Ds Mark II
EOS 1Ds Mark III EOS 1Ds Mark III EOS 1Ds Mark III
EOS 5D EOS 5D EOS 5D
EOS 5D Mark II EOS 5D Mark II EOS 5D Mark II
EOS 5D Mark III EOS 5D Mark III EOS 5D Mark III
EOS 7D EOS 7D EOS 7D
EOS 10D EOS 10D EOS 10D
EOS 20D EOS 20D EOS 20D
EOS 20Da EOS 20Da EOS 20Da
EOS 30D EOS 30D EOS 30D
EOS 40D EOS 40D EOS 40D
EOS 50D EOS 50D EOS 50D
EOS 60D EOS 60D EOS 60D
EOS 60Da EOS 60Da EOS 60Da
EOS 300D EOS Digital Rebel EOS KISS Digital
EOS 350D EOS Digital Rebel XT EOS KISS Digital N
EOS 400D EOS Digital Rebel XTi EOS KISS Digital X
EOS 450D EOS Digital Rebel XSi EOS KISS Digital X2
EOS 500D EOS Digital Rebel T1i EOS KISS Digital X3
EOS 550D EOS Digital Rebel T2i EOS KISS Digital X4
EOS 600D EOS Digital Rebel T3i EOS KISS Digital X5
EOS 1000D EOS Digital Rebel XS EOS KISS Digital F
EOS 1100D EOS Digital Rebel T3 EOS KISS Digital X50
EOS D30 EOS D30 EOS D30
EOS D60 EOS D60 EOS D60
EOS D2000 EOS D2000 EOS D2000
not sold not sold EOS D6000
EOS DCS 1 EOS DCS 1 EOS DCS 1
EOS DCS 3 EOS DCS 3 EOS DCS 3
Camera chronology
1995 – 2012
EOS 7D 2009-
• £1699.99 (BODY ONLY)
• £1999.99 (WITH EF-S 18-135MM F3.5-5.6 IS)
• £2399.99 (WITH EF-S 15-85MM F3.5-5.6 IS USM)
• £2899.99 (WITH EF 70-300MM F4-5.6L IS USM)
Incorporating an 18MP APS-C CMOS Sensor,
the EOS 7D offers Dual DIGIC 4 processors,
an ISO range expandable to 12,800 and
continuous shooting at 8 frames per second.
The camera features a 19-point cross-type AF
sensor. This improved AF system offers a range
of manual and automatic settings including
Zone and Spot AF to track and capture subjects
quickly and accurately. Different AF points can
be set for vertical or horizontal orientation,
so photographers can automatically switch
between landscape and portrait shots. A new
Focus Colour Luminance metering system
(iFCL) intelligently measures focus, colour and
luminance, across 63 zones. Compatible with EF
and EF-S lenses.
EOS magazine, Oct-Dec 2009, page 16
Left Canon EOS
cameras are sold
under different
names in different
parts of the world –
mostly for marketing
reasons. The three
main market areas
are Europe, the USA
and Japan.
Right 36 different
EOS digital camera
models have been
introduced since
July 1995. The first
four models were
collaborations with
Kodak. The first
Canon exclusive
model was the EOS
D30 in 2000.
www.eos-magazine.com
EOS 60D 2010-
• £1049.99 (BODY ONLY)
• £1149.99 (WITH EF-S 18-55MM F3.5-5.6 IS)
• £1299.99 (WITH EF-S 18-135MM F3.5-5.6 IS)
• £1349.99 (WITH EF-S 17-85MM F4-5.6 IS USM)
• £1399.99 (WITH EF-S 18-55MM F3.5-5.6 AND
EF-S 55-250MM F4-5.6 IS)
• £1799.99 (WITH EF-S 17-85MM F4-5.6 IS USM AND
EF 70-300MM F4-5.6L USM)
• £1949.99 (WITH EF-S 17-55MM F2.8 IS USM)
The EOS 60D brings technologies developed
for the EOS 7D and 550D into a redesigned
mid-range camera body. With an integrated
Speedlite transmitter, Movie mode and
in-camera RAW processing, the 60D is both
a step up for enthusiast photographers and a
serious creative tool. It is the first EOS model
with a Vari-Angle LCD screen (fold out and turn
to a convenient viewing angle). Other features
include an 18 megapixel sensor and iCFL
metering. Compatible with EF and EF-S lenses.
EOS magazine, Oct-Dec 2010, page 20
EOS 600D 2011-
• £639.00 (BODY ONLY)
• £729.00 (WITH EF-S 18-55MM F3.5-5.6 IS II)
• £909.00 (WITH EF-S 18-135MM F3.5-5.6 IS)
• £959.00 (WITH EF-S 18-55MM F3.5-5.6 IS II AND
EF-S 55-200MM F4-5.6 IS)
The EOS 600D features an 18 megapixel APS-C
CMOS sensor, fast DIGIC 4 image processor and
Full HD video capture – allowing you to switch
seamlessly between high-quality still images and
video. Scenes can be shot from any angle with
a 7.7cm Vari-Angle Clear View LCD screen. The
camera also includes a new Feature Guide that
offers an in-camera refresher to shooting modes
and main settings. A new Scene Intelligent
Auto mode offers point-and-shoot simplicity,
analysing each scene and adjusting settings to
take the best possible image. New Picture Style
Auto mode processes the image based on the
scene. Compatible with EF and EF-S lenses.
EOS magazine, Apr-Jun 2011, page 20
EOS 1100D 2011-
• £379.00 (BODY ONLY)
• £459.00 (WITH EF-S 18-55MM F3.5-5.6 IS II)
The EOS 1100D is the ideal beginner’s EOS,
combining a high-performance specification
with exceptional ease-of-use. The camera
features a 12.2 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor
and includes the same iFCL Metering system
developed for the EOS 7D, linked to a 9-point
AF system. Making it even easier for EOS 1100D
users to capture truly artistic shots, Basic+ and
Creative Auto modes use plain language to
describe settings and their effect on an image.
Users can also apply different atmospheres to
a scene based on the creative intent or lighting
type or, alternatively, make images lighter,
darker or blur the background to create more
interesting results. The EOS 1100D also offers
720p HD video capture. Compatible with EF and
EF-S lenses.
EOS magazine, Apr-Jun 2011, page 20
Items in RED are
new since the 2011
edition of Everything
EOS.
EOS 1D X 2012-
• £5299.00 (BODY ONLY)
The EOS-1D X offers a comprehensively-
upgraded specification packed with new
technologies. A newly-developed full-frame
18.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor offers exceptional
flexibility, allowing photographers to shoot
a wider range of scenes and subjects in high
resolution. Redesigned architecture offers an ISO
range of 100-51200, expandable up to 204800,
while dual ‘DIGIC 5+’ processors offer a 2-stop
improvement in noise performance. The new
61-point wide-area autofocus system offers even
greater sensitivity, delivering increased precision
and speed. A 100,000 pixel RGB metering sensor
is linked to the AF system and powered by its
own dedicated DIGIC 4 processor, detecting
faces and colour to ensure correct exposure
levels and improved AF tracking.
EOS magazine, Oct-Dec 2011, page 20
EOS 5D Mark III 2012-
• £2999.99 (BODY ONLY)
The EOS 5D Mark III incorporates a number of
the features launched with Canon’s revolutionary
EOS-1D X. A newly-developed 22.3MP full-frame
sensor provides increased resolution and finer
detail. Higher speed continuous shooting
offers expanded creative possibilities. With
an increased 8-channel read out, the camera
comfortably handles a maximum full resolution
speed of up to 6fps in bursts of 18 RAW images
or over 16,000 JPEGs. The sensor’s advanced
architecture offers a huge native ISO range of
100-25,600, expandable to 102,400, making it
possible to capture pictures in extreme low-light
conditions. The EOS 5D Mark III utilises the same
61-point wide-area AF system as the flagship
EOS-1D X. It features an impressive 41 cross-type
points and five dual cross-type points.
EOS magazine, Apr-Jun 2012, page 20
EOS 60Da 2010-
• £1174.99 (BODY ONLY)
Based on the
specifications of
the EOS 60D and
succeeding the
EOS 20Da, the EOS
60Da is ideal for
shooting astronomical
phenomena such as
diffuse nebulae – a
favourite among
astrophotographers
due to the distinct
red colour caused
by the ionisation
of hydrogen. In a
standard DSLR, an
infrared (IR) filter
limits the amount of
Há light that passes
through to the camera
sensor, reducing the
transmission of red
signals to prevent
unwanted colour
artefacts in the final
image. However the
EOS 60Da features a
new modified filter
that offers three times
more transparency
for Há light than the
EOS 60D, combined
with an 18 megapixel
CMOS sensor, DIGIC 4
processing and a high
ISO range to capture
crisp, clear images of
red-coloured emission
nebulae. Available
from specialist
stockists from June
2012.
EOS magazine,
Apr-Jun 2012, page 25