Canon EOS-1D Mark II N Digital Camera

Record Breaking Speed
With its continuous shooting speed of approximately 8.5 frames per second, the EOS-1D Mark II N is the world's fastest Digital SLR camera (as of August, 2005). This record breaking speed is achieved even when recording in the Large JPEG setting (approx. 3,504 x 2,336 pixels). The 8.5 fps are maintained during maximum bursts of 48 shots (22 shots in RAW). Bursts are first recorded to the cameras internal memory to ensure maximum speed and then transferred to memory cards for storage.

Outstanding Image Quality
Canon's own CMOS sensor with 8 channel reading technology delivers exceptional image quality and accelerated continuous shooting. Large and extremely sensitive, with approximately 8.2 million effective pixels and a generous 28.7 x 19.1mm image size, it faithfully captures every nuance of your scene from highlights to shadows. Framing is natural because the sensor's 3:2 aspect ratio is the same as in 35mm cameras, and the sensor's large size realizes an effective angle of view that's just 1.3 times the focal length indicated on Canon EF lenses.

Superb Body Design
Designed as a serious tool for professionals, the EOS-1D Mark II N performs reliably in the most demanding shooting conditions. Its handsome body offers the same high durability as the EOS-1Ds Mark II, thanks to rigid magnesium alloy in the chassis and external covers (top, front, rear and memory card slot cover). The magnesium alloy also contributes to effective electromagnetic shielding, a long lasting luxurious finish, and extremely low body weight that photographers will surely appreciate.

New Larger 2.5" LCD Display
The EOS-1D Mark II N features a newly-designed 230,000 pixel, 2.5 inch LCD screen which provides a bigger image for playback and can be viewed 170° from all angles. Advances in playback include zooming from any AF point, an improved magnified view, and more shot information in the display.

New User-Requested Features
The EOS-1D Mark II N incorporates a number of user-requested improvements such as an interchangeable matte focusing screen for critical focus in low light, two memory card slots, and the ability to record JPEG and RAW images on different memory cards, simultaneously. These improvements, plus all the shooting modes of the EOS 1 line and shutter speeds from 1/8000 to 30 sec. and bulb make it clear that the Mark II N is an incredibly adaptable photographic tool.