Hello Frank, congrats on your video and your channel keep up the good work!. I want to share my 2 cents regarding the 1DX Mark II camera as a photographer. As a photography camera I want to tell you that this camera is great and it one of the complete photographic cameras out there alongside the Nikon D5 (which came out the same year 2016 as the 1DX Mark II). What is very important is to understand that these cameras are top of the line cameras for speed and press photography. The scope of this camera is to assure the photographer that you have the maximum possible photo quality, ISO speed and autofocus. These two types of "press" cameras will allow you take the photos and give your photos to the client or newspaper on the same day, if you set the correct settings these cameras will give you straight out of them the perfect jPEGs -> that doesn't mean you can't use the raw files, you can edit the raw files however you like. The price of these cameras new were aprox 6000 $ and at that price point you get everything you need at a camera except one factor that some photographers may need which is resolution. These "press" cameras give you outstanding battery life, robustness, world class weather sealing, world class autofocus tracking and autofocus precision and burst capabilities, ISO speed and customization of everything from the camera. The resolution of 20mpx it is something very unique to these two types of camera. It is widely regarded and known scientifically that the 35mm digital sensor produces the best optimal quality of pictures between 12 and 21Mpx -> or maybe pushed to 24Mpx. At this size of the sensor 35mm engineers can make the pixels as big enough to produce great images between 12 and 21mpx and to get great colors and the famous "3D pop". Beyond the 24mpx and this is my personal opinion and experience through the years using different resolution cameras things get "difficult" lets say. At beyond 24 Mpx, lets say 30mpx, 45mpx, 50mpx, etc you need astonishing great lenses to produce sharp images because optical engineers need to design the lenses to cope with the higher resolution, second most important issue is you need to have very sturdy hands because every tiny camera shake will be projected and captured on the high resolution sensor. I honestly believe that you cannot compare the Canon 1DX Mark II to the Canon R5 because of the difference in resolution and how will the images will look. You can compare the Canon 1DX Mark II with the Canon 1DX Mark III or the Canon R3, the scope of the Canon R3 is to be the next "press" camera and it has the 24.1mpx sensor. You can see the Canon 1DX mark II and Canon R5 as apples and pears, both great but oriented at different photo jobs. I would use and see the Canon R5 as the successor of the high resolution Canon 5DS/5DSR which I am still using the 5DS for product photography (restaurants to photo food menus and wine menus and jewelry) -> where you might need resolution. But for weddings, family portraits, sport events, and so on I am using my Canon 1DX Mark I and 1DX Mark II which produce fantastic pictures and jPEGs straight out of the cameras which are sufficient for both a printed album and also to see the pictures on a mobile phone. Thanks and let me know what are your thoughts. best regards, Rares
You're absolutely right, infact ur analysis confirms to me that you're indeed a pro photographer, not just by self acclaimed. 👌 Just that we r world parts (I live in Africa), I would've been looking forward to a project with you... 😂😂😂
My 1dx ii battery could shoot up to 4k shots, and yeah i chose 1dx mark ii over my r6, i sold everything r6 and rf lenses for this camera and i never looked back.
@@FrankMenken 1D series are exceptional in terms of battery life, i have quite older combo (my dream cameras as well) - 2x 1DsIII and 1DIV. mk4 can get you up to 8000 shots on one battery if you do lots of bursts. 8000! Ds is more like 4-5K. Apart from high iso, the images from them is on par with the newest gear
I just got mine today been using a 90d for the last three years with l glass it’s low light capabilities is amazing compared with the 90d I use mine for our show jumpers can’t wait for the next show
It's 2024 now, and it's getting cheaper and cheaper. I just got 2nd hand like new condition for 1400. I have R5, but this bad boy still capable making great images and video. The reason I bought it has beautiful optical viewfinder.
Frank, greetings from Sydney! Your 1DX2 came up on my suggested vids… probably because I have owned one from new since 2018. I love mine. I am a hybrid photo/video user and it has never let me down. A couple of points… (a) when used for video purposes, the 1DX2 is actually a mirrorless camera; (b) an LP19 battery that is looked after will last all day for photography and several hours for video - you should be able to get a replacement from Canon Professional Services (CPS); (c) when you speak to CPS, make sure you get a replacement rubber cover for the microphone/headphone ports… without it, your camera is no longer weathersealed! (d) I stopped using the 1080p early on - as the DCi 4K in both 24p and 60p has amazing bitrate and quality, which means you can do far more with it in post…you just need a couple of CFast 2.0 cards; (e) talking post production for the DCi 4K… it has always played back perfectly without proxies, needs next to no colour correction and renders in real time in LumaFusion on an iPad Pro - which has been my workflow for documentary and stock video production. You have an amazing hybrid camera that should serve you very well. Good luck, enjoy it.
great video. I just got this camera yesterday, already owning 4 other mirrorless setups. Canon 1dx mark ii is such a joy to use and files it renders are insanely good and rich!
I bought one earlier this year, and shoot only sports, but no video. Love it. I can shoot 2,000 pictures using my 400mm 2.8 and the battery is still at over 75%. AF and image quality is better than my 1Dx. That being said.....I would love an R3, if only for the AF capabilities. But not able to drop $6k on a camera body right now.
I have a 1DX and a 1DX MK II and like you said I was able to buy the 1DX for $1500 and Mk II for $2000. I a los have a nice selection of L Series EF mount lens to take full advantage of the mirrorless cameras you need the R mount lens which in my opinion are very expensive. I will recommend to anyone getting preowned flagship/professional quality bodies and lens over new entry level ones.
I absolutely love my 1dx mark ii. i'm mainly a photographer. Don't do a lot of videos however the videos i've recorded with it has been amazing. The build was extremely strong. I dropped it once with a lenses attached and the most that happened is bent the track very little. i can still switch lenses and what not with no problem just have to turn it harder. blah. Also I got it for a hella great price since mirrorless is taking over. I got mine with less than 16k clicks for just $2k with box and memory cards and extra battery. The rise of mirrorless is making it more affordable for us to get those dream cameras we've all once wanted and it still be a great camera.
Hey, I do not shoot video what so ever, only 100% stills, and some say the 1dx and 1dxii are roughtly the same for stills in quality, what is your personal opinion? IF there is minimal quality + handling differences, then I can (almost) get 2x 1DX bodies for the same price as a 1DXii body in some places.
1DX ii sensor (from what I understand) handles low light better and is sharper. They’re all tanks though. The original 1DX is just old by comparison. Its worth looking at some side by side comparisons of images and deciding if the differences are worth it!
Its so funny how everyones buzzword is mirrorless, in fact your phone and all cheap point and shoots are mirrorless . This camera is more than awesome and the most important thing you said is how you LOVE using it. Thats really more important than people realise because if you dont love using it you will stop bringing it. If you travel then this rugged and reliable rain proof camera is a steal
Waited a long time to get mine, finally did. I was afraid i built it up in my head and would hate it...NOPE! Love it and I'm not looking back. It will last forever and it looks, feels, and smells amazing🤙😎🤙
Thank you for the video. First, I’m not into videos so, exclude that from the discussion. As a stills camera, I’m perfectly fine with my Canon 1D Mark IV that I bought used two years ago with a shutter count of 42k. This camera fires off 10 fps, great low-light and high ISO performance, dual-card slots, 30% more reach with 1.3 crop sensor, excellent image quality and strong durable weather-sealed pro body. A hobbyist wildlife photographer like me must not ask for more. And it surpasses the mirrorless cameras with its OVF as I see my subjects and their fast movements at the speed of light. When I anticipate any change in the behavior of a static bird or animal; just lock focus and wait. The moment movement occurs, I fire off a burst thus, capturing the all-important initial moments of the change. As per my assumption; even R3, Z9 or A1 won’t be able to do that due to the pathetic EVF lag. Thanks again.
I used to own the Canon 5D and 1D-series. Now I only have one R6 and one 5DIII. I don't regret switching to the R6. It's a small lightweight camera with excellent autofocus, high iso performance, flipscreen etc. Only downside is the battery life but I can still use my old batteries from the 5DIII. I love the 1D series but they are beasts, made for sport or nature photography, not for casual stuff. Way too heavy, definitely with a 70-200 on it.
The great thing about the mirrorless R5 is that it has animal eye detection and a lot of other great attributes..however, it’s not established yet….that technology is new. There have been a lot of problems from numerous observations of the new stuff. Now the 1dx goes back over 10 years. The mark ii is established as it has been for 7 years…. I own the 5d mark Iv and the 1dx mark ii. I was tempted to buy the R5 but not yet.. it’s just in my opinion in the testing phase… I would rather get the shots I need from a camera I can depend on. Just holding out a little bit.. great video
Nothing mirrorless Shoots sports, wildlife, and high speed action better than the 1dx markii even today. Period end of Story! It’s not a vlog camera(though it can do an amazing job at it with the right skilled Person). It’s a professional piece of equipment that is still being used today by some of best and most talented photographers in the world.
Awesome! I am looking at getting one of them in a few weeks! I am quite excited about it and I do feel that it is the choice for me at this time. I thought that you would say that the memory cards would have been a con, but you didn't mention that at all. Did that even fall into play? Thanks for your thoughts on this camera.
I have a Canon R6 and dont like the colors out of it at all. I got a Canon 5D and simply love the colors and feel of the camera. I am looking to sell R6 and get another camera just to complement my 5D, will 1dxii be a good buy. I want colors closer to 5D but with slightly better features.
Maybe a video of pro and cons over 1080 and 4K, when to use. I think it would come down to sensor size? I use 4K but on very small sensors; the canon m5 being bigger sensor the 1080 on that is incredible. Plus on a phone screen or even a tv that isn’t 4K probably can’t notice
I bought a 1DX mk1 with a high shutter count just under 1 million for less than £400 with battery and charger I have shot 2000 images so far camera still going strong you can have the shutter replaced.
Hey, I do not shoot video what so ever, only 100% stills, and some say the 1dx and 1dxii are roughtly the same for stills in quality, what is your personal opinion? IF there is minimal quality + handling differences, then I can (almost) get 2x 1DX bodies for the same price as a 1DXii body in some places.
If you only shoot stills the 1DXii isn't much different to the 1DX with only a slight increase in fps and auto focus. Handling is identical. The 1DXii also has a less reliable shutter mechanism which has a tendency to contaminate the sensor with oil droplets. I swapped my 7Dii for a 1DX recently and I'm blown away with how amazing the 1DX is. The ergonomics is so nice and the autofocus is amazing
@@noelchignell1048 I shoot with the 7D Mark ll also. I love it and I'm trying to consider a second body that is full frame. My main purpose is for sports, both indoor and outdoor. Are you using your 1dx for sports?
Mostly for wildlife especially birds but it’s perfect for sports I used to have a 7Dii and the autofocus is much better on the 1Dx especially in low light and it doesn’t get confused by busy backgrounds as much
@@noelchignell1048 good to know, how many shots were on the used camera you purchased? That one should be way cheaper I would think than the one I was looking at. I just didn't know if it would be good for sports photography. Particularly indoors.
@@davidtedoni3647 mine had over 300,000 when I swapped my 7Dii for it which was a great deal from my point of view. Should be able to find a reasonable 1DX on eBay for $700-1200 USD .The 1dx will blow your mind after using a 7dii especially indoor sports in dim light. I've only shot a little bit of sports but humans are much easier to shoot than small birds as they're huge and very slow by comparison. You'll also find full frame gives much shallower depth of field so the backgrounds just wash out highlighting the players. What lenses do you use? This makes a huge difference too if you can use really fast lenses like my EF400 f/2.8
@@FrankMenken the originals are on backorder since forever and I think they will never come back. The replacements from Newell or Patona are OK, try those.
You're so fuckin' right. BUT... But - if you want something special than old cameras don't offer - like Fuji film simulations, you have to buy mirrorless :)) Yes, I am a big Fuji fan. Because I am a big analog fan, and Fuji is the nearest to analog that a mirrorless can be.
Except for the batterylife i hate this camera. I have it since 2019. Paid a bunch for it. CANON is a shit company. U get no real firmware updates for the camera. Like blackmagic for example who give u more videorecording options time by time. The DR is horrible. Almost every time the lights are blown out. Todays smartphones make better images and videos. I know its hard to swallow. But the most part that really pisses me off, is, the things like a cable to run it out of your socket cost like fucking 500€. I mean WTF. The LP Original 219!!!€ for a fucking battery. Come on thats stupid bullshit. I wanted to stream with this cam. So i bought a China power adapter to run it out the socket. I exploded after 30 minutes. It exploded. The LP works like 2h its okay... if u want to clean the sensor u have to send it to canon and pay 80 Bucks for it. And cause of the mirror you have to do it twice a year. The camera is so fkn heavy. I cant have it in my backpack and run around moke like 1h without backpain. If i could go back in time i wouldnt buy this camera anymore. I woulndt even buy a canon anymore. But i was so blinded by Peter amd his beautiful videos. An then u have it and the video quality isnt good. The HD ist shit. The 4k ist okay but ist hard record because its expensive to buy c fast 2 cards and u need a very good pc to edit the footage. The slowmo ist very very good. I dont understand why the normal hd isnt that sharp like slowmo recording😅 The autofokus is ok, but it just works good when the contrast is good. Nothing compared to the eye AF of todays cameras. Because of its size, its nor camera that u take all day with u an use it every time. After a couple of days i felt like an idiot running around with it. Ppl where staring, talking to you. But i was as excited as u for the first like 6 Months!
I really don't get some of your points, such body are made mainly with wildlife/sport in mind, where you are going to pair it with a massive optic anyway, no matter the size of the body, a 400mm f2.8 isn't going to be light and unoticed anyway. And good luck pairing such optic you you iPhone aha This is indeed not a good body for street or holidays photography, but never claimed to be... It is thought to be built like a tank, so you can use it outside no matter weather conditions. No opinion on video or accesory prices.
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Hello Frank, congrats on your video and your channel keep up the good work!. I want to share my 2 cents regarding the 1DX Mark II camera as a photographer. As a photography camera I want to tell you that this camera is great and it one of the complete photographic cameras out there alongside the Nikon D5 (which came out the same year 2016 as the 1DX Mark II). What is very important is to understand that these cameras are top of the line cameras for speed and press photography. The scope of this camera is to assure the photographer that you have the maximum possible photo quality, ISO speed and autofocus. These two types of "press" cameras will allow you take the photos and give your photos to the client or newspaper on the same day, if you set the correct settings these cameras will give you straight out of them the perfect jPEGs -> that doesn't mean you can't use the raw files, you can edit the raw files however you like. The price of these cameras new were aprox 6000 $ and at that price point you get everything you need at a camera except one factor that some photographers may need which is resolution. These "press" cameras give you outstanding battery life, robustness, world class weather sealing, world class autofocus tracking and autofocus precision and burst capabilities, ISO speed and customization of everything from the camera. The resolution of 20mpx it is something very unique to these two types of camera. It is widely regarded and known scientifically that the 35mm digital sensor produces the best optimal quality of pictures between 12 and 21Mpx -> or maybe pushed to 24Mpx. At this size of the sensor 35mm engineers can make the pixels as big enough to produce great images between 12 and 21mpx and to get great colors and the famous "3D pop". Beyond the 24mpx and this is my personal opinion and experience through the years using different resolution cameras things get "difficult" lets say. At beyond 24 Mpx, lets say 30mpx, 45mpx, 50mpx, etc you need astonishing great lenses to produce sharp images because optical engineers need to design the lenses to cope with the higher resolution, second most important issue is you need to have very sturdy hands because every tiny camera shake will be projected and captured on the high resolution sensor.
I honestly believe that you cannot compare the Canon 1DX Mark II to the Canon R5 because of the difference in resolution and how will the images will look. You can compare the Canon 1DX Mark II with the Canon 1DX Mark III or the Canon R3, the scope of the Canon R3 is to be the next "press" camera and it has the 24.1mpx sensor.
You can see the Canon 1DX mark II and Canon R5 as apples and pears, both great but oriented at different photo jobs. I would use and see the Canon R5 as the successor of the high resolution Canon 5DS/5DSR which I am still using the 5DS for product photography (restaurants to photo food menus and wine menus and jewelry) -> where you might need resolution. But for weddings, family portraits, sport events, and so on I am using my Canon 1DX Mark I and 1DX Mark II which produce fantastic pictures and jPEGs straight out of the cameras which are sufficient for both a printed album and also to see the pictures on a mobile phone. Thanks and let me know what are your thoughts. best regards, Rares
You're absolutely right, infact ur analysis confirms to me that you're indeed a pro photographer, not just by self acclaimed. 👌
Just that we r world parts (I live in Africa), I would've been looking forward to a project with you... 😂😂😂
Best dslr ever. Bought my 2 month ago. Like a dream comes true…. I ❤ it. No more plast and cheap feeling on a morrorles body. 1dx is a real camera 🎥
My 1dx ii battery could shoot up to 4k shots, and yeah i chose 1dx mark ii over my r6, i sold everything r6 and rf lenses for this camera and i never looked back.
Great to hear!! Once I get a new battery then I should be sorted. It’s an amazing camera!!!
@@FrankMenken 1D series are exceptional in terms of battery life, i have quite older combo (my dream cameras as well) - 2x 1DsIII and 1DIV. mk4 can get you up to 8000 shots on one battery if you do lots of bursts. 8000! Ds is more like 4-5K. Apart from high iso, the images from them is on par with the newest gear
I just got mine today been using a 90d for the last three years with l glass it’s low light capabilities is amazing compared with the 90d I use mine for our show jumpers can’t wait for the next show
This camera is still EXPENSIVE.
Not used- they’re under 2k
It's 2024 now, and it's getting cheaper and cheaper. I just got 2nd hand like new condition for 1400. I have R5, but this bad boy still capable making great images and video. The reason I bought it has beautiful optical viewfinder.
Is the 1dx II viewfinder much better than the one in 1dx? Thanks!
Frank, greetings from Sydney! Your 1DX2 came up on my suggested vids… probably because I have owned one from new since 2018. I love mine. I am a hybrid photo/video user and it has never let me down. A couple of points…
(a) when used for video purposes, the 1DX2 is actually a mirrorless camera;
(b) an LP19 battery that is looked after will last all day for photography and several hours for video - you should be able to get a replacement from Canon Professional Services (CPS);
(c) when you speak to CPS, make sure you get a replacement rubber cover for the microphone/headphone ports… without it, your camera is no longer weathersealed!
(d) I stopped using the 1080p early on - as the DCi 4K in both 24p and 60p has amazing bitrate and quality, which means you can do far more with it in post…you just need a couple of CFast 2.0 cards;
(e) talking post production for the DCi 4K… it has always played back perfectly without proxies, needs next to no colour correction and renders in real time in LumaFusion on an iPad Pro - which has been my workflow for documentary and stock video production.
You have an amazing hybrid camera that should serve you very well. Good luck, enjoy it.
great video. I just got this camera yesterday, already owning 4 other mirrorless setups. Canon 1dx mark ii is such a joy to use and files it renders are insanely good and rich!
I bought one earlier this year, and shoot only sports, but no video. Love it. I can shoot 2,000 pictures using my 400mm 2.8 and the battery is still at over 75%. AF and image quality is better than my 1Dx. That being said.....I would love an R3, if only for the AF capabilities. But not able to drop $6k on a camera body right now.
Good perspective! I'm still shooting a 1D MkII I bought new in 2004. Considering buying the 1DX MkII to extend the life of my EF lens investment.
I have a 1DX and a 1DX MK II and like you said I was able to buy the 1DX for $1500 and Mk II for $2000. I a los have a nice selection of L Series EF mount lens to take full advantage of the mirrorless cameras you need the R mount lens which in my opinion are very expensive. I will recommend to anyone getting preowned flagship/professional quality bodies and lens over new entry level ones.
I absolutely love my 1dx mark ii. i'm mainly a photographer. Don't do a lot of videos however the videos i've recorded with it has been amazing. The build was extremely strong. I dropped it once with a lenses attached and the most that happened is bent the track very little. i can still switch lenses and what not with no problem just have to turn it harder. blah. Also I got it for a hella great price since mirrorless is taking over. I got mine with less than 16k clicks for just $2k with box and memory cards and extra battery. The rise of mirrorless is making it more affordable for us to get those dream cameras we've all once wanted and it still be a great camera.
Hey, I do not shoot video what so ever, only 100% stills, and some say the 1dx and 1dxii are roughtly the same for stills in quality, what is your personal opinion?
IF there is minimal quality + handling differences, then I can (almost) get 2x 1DX bodies for the same price as a 1DXii body in some places.
1DX ii sensor (from what I understand) handles low light better and is sharper. They’re all tanks though. The original 1DX is just old by comparison. Its worth looking at some side by side comparisons of images and deciding if the differences are worth it!
@@FrankMenken thanks I just wanted a personal opinion
Its so funny how everyones buzzword is mirrorless, in fact your phone and all cheap point and shoots are mirrorless . This camera is more than awesome and the most important thing you said is how you LOVE using it. Thats really more important than people realise because if you dont love using it you will stop bringing it. If you travel then this rugged and reliable rain proof camera is a steal
Waited a long time to get mine, finally did. I was afraid i built it up in my head and would hate it...NOPE! Love it and I'm not looking back. It will last forever and it looks, feels, and smells amazing🤙😎🤙
just want to say - the sound is amazing on your videos!
Thank you for the video.
First, I’m not into videos so, exclude that from the discussion.
As a stills camera, I’m perfectly fine with my Canon 1D Mark IV that I bought used two years ago with a shutter count of 42k. This camera fires off 10 fps, great low-light and high ISO performance, dual-card slots, 30% more reach with 1.3 crop sensor, excellent image quality and strong durable weather-sealed pro body. A hobbyist wildlife photographer like me must not ask for more.
And it surpasses the mirrorless cameras with its OVF as I see my subjects and their fast movements at the speed of light. When I anticipate any change in the behavior of a static bird or animal; just lock focus and wait. The moment movement occurs, I fire off a burst thus, capturing the all-important initial moments of the change. As per my assumption; even R3, Z9 or A1 won’t be able to do that due to the pathetic EVF lag.
Thanks again.
I used to own the Canon 5D and 1D-series. Now I only have one R6 and one 5DIII. I don't regret switching to the R6. It's a small lightweight camera with excellent autofocus, high iso performance, flipscreen etc. Only downside is the battery life but I can still use my old batteries from the 5DIII. I love the 1D series but they are beasts, made for sport or nature photography, not for casual stuff. Way too heavy, definitely with a 70-200 on it.
Everything good is heavy
I'm a big guy but I don't want to carry a 70-200 all day at a wedding@@vreeke777
The great thing about the mirrorless R5 is that it has animal eye detection and a lot of other great attributes..however, it’s not established yet….that technology is new. There have been a lot of problems from numerous observations of the new stuff. Now the 1dx goes back over 10 years. The mark ii is established as it has been for 7 years…. I own the 5d mark Iv and the 1dx mark ii. I was tempted to buy the R5 but not yet.. it’s just in my opinion in the testing phase… I would rather get the shots I need from a camera I can depend on. Just holding out a little bit.. great video
Nothing mirrorless
Shoots sports, wildlife, and high speed action better than the 1dx markii even today. Period end of
Story! It’s not a vlog camera(though it can do an amazing job at it with the right skilled
Person). It’s a professional piece of equipment that is still being used today by some of best and most talented photographers in the world.
Awesome! I am looking at getting one of them in a few weeks! I am quite excited about it and I do feel that it is the choice for me at this time. I thought that you would say that the memory cards would have been a con, but you didn't mention that at all. Did that even fall into play? Thanks for your thoughts on this camera.
Great video man, love the stache
@0:42 film in EOS R nice!!! What lens where you using filming this video? F4?
Should I accept this offer 1dx mark ii +70-200 2.8f for 3700$ !
Idx mark iii is now 3,000 used in good condition
I have a Canon R6 and dont like the colors out of it at all. I got a Canon 5D and simply love the colors and feel of the camera.
I am looking to sell R6 and get another camera just to complement my 5D, will 1dxii be a good buy. I want colors closer to 5D but with slightly better features.
This Best is my dream camera either, I got a second hand 1dx markii last month, like a new one camera. only 2000 usd . i'm happy with it
What was the shutter count on it for that $2,000
Maybe a video of pro and cons over 1080 and 4K, when to use. I think it would come down to sensor size? I use 4K but on very small sensors; the canon m5 being bigger sensor the 1080 on that is incredible. Plus on a phone screen or even a tv that isn’t 4K probably can’t notice
This is a really good idea!! I have a lot of thoughts on the push for 4K in recent years hahaha
@@FrankMenken I was hoping you might 😅 I find 4k does look much better on the smaller sensors, but don’t know much after that :)
@@FrankMenken plus like you say, a lot comes down to the glass/lens and lots of other factors. Would love to hear your thoughts on the 4K push 🥰
I bought a 1DX mk1 with a high shutter count just under 1 million for less than £400 with battery and charger I have shot 2000 images so far camera still going strong you can have the shutter replaced.
It sounds like you are having a battery problem. The 1 DX Mark II battery life is amazing!
I was!! Got a new battery and its incredible!
@@FrankMenken where did you buy it from? I got a third party battery with a higher capacity but it doesn't seem too insanely long
@@SK-mc7uw I got an original Canon battery from online :)
@@FrankMenken ahh thank you! Is there a specific website that had it in stock somehow?
@@SK-mc7uw I had to just order it on back order and wait a few months for it to be in stock again :)
1DX is my dream camera. But until then…, I have my 1Ds Markii
Dope camera I’ve never used the 1DX
Agreed
You are so right
I am getting 1dx2 for $1700 (5 years old) and in good condition. Is it a good deal?
No
Curious what the shutter count was
@@davidtedoni3647 Shutter count was approx 180k
I didn't buy that camera and increased the budget to get R6.
I got a 1Ds mkii offered at a cheap price but I think it is too heavy for my arms.
My dream camera is the 1dc but I can’t find it on the market
what would be a fair course for that Body in 2023? i could getr one around 2.2K
Hey, I do not shoot video what so ever, only 100% stills, and some say the 1dx and 1dxii are roughtly the same for stills in quality, what is your personal opinion?
IF there is minimal quality + handling differences, then I can (almost) get 2x 1DX bodies for the same price as a 1DXii body in some places.
If you only shoot stills the 1DXii isn't much different to the 1DX with only a slight increase in fps and auto focus. Handling is identical.
The 1DXii also has a less reliable shutter mechanism which has a tendency to contaminate the sensor with oil droplets.
I swapped my 7Dii for a 1DX recently and I'm blown away with how amazing the 1DX is. The ergonomics is so nice and the autofocus is amazing
@@noelchignell1048 I shoot with the 7D Mark ll also. I love it and I'm trying to consider a second body that is full frame. My main purpose is for sports, both indoor and outdoor. Are you using your 1dx for sports?
Mostly for wildlife especially birds but it’s perfect for sports
I used to have a 7Dii and the autofocus is much better on the 1Dx especially in low light and it doesn’t get confused by busy backgrounds as much
@@noelchignell1048 good to know, how many shots were on the used camera you purchased? That one should be way cheaper I would think than the one I was looking at. I just didn't know if it would be good for sports photography. Particularly indoors.
@@davidtedoni3647 mine had over 300,000 when I swapped my 7Dii for it which was a great deal from my point of view. Should be able to find a reasonable 1DX on eBay for $700-1200 USD .The 1dx will blow your mind after using a 7dii especially indoor sports in dim light. I've only shot a little bit of sports but humans are much easier to shoot than small birds as they're huge and very slow by comparison. You'll also find full frame gives much shallower depth of field so the backgrounds just wash out highlighting the players. What lenses do you use? This makes a huge difference too if you can use really fast lenses like my EF400 f/2.8
Any plans of selling canon 1dx mark ii
Not at all!
That camera beats the R5 hands down
On what?
@@josefmolina3510 all ways it’s not mirrorless
@@stevenmeansphotography3861 pffff…what a stupid comment.
is it full frame
Should have gotten r6 ii
Oh you mean the camera that wasn’t announced six months ago?
lots of batteries from china..new for 25$ each, I ordered a bunch for my dx3, very cheap brand new.
Oh come on, just buy a new battery...
I have one on back order with no timeline of when it’ll arrive…
@@FrankMenken the originals are on backorder since forever and I think they will never come back. The replacements from Newell or Patona are OK, try those.
@@hardworksmart I’ve had a look, but none of them guarantee weather sealing… which I definitely want!
@@FrankMenken I think faster will be to ask the independent Canon repair-shop to make you a custom weather sealing gasket for Newell batteries :D
@@hardworksmart THIS IS A FANTASTIC IDEA
You're so fuckin' right. BUT... But - if you want something special than old cameras don't offer - like Fuji film simulations, you have to buy mirrorless :)) Yes, I am a big Fuji fan. Because I am a big analog fan, and Fuji is the nearest to analog that a mirrorless can be.
This is VERY true. I do love the Fuji cameras
@@FrankMenken isn't the EVF annoying over time?
Except for the batterylife i hate this camera. I have it since 2019. Paid a bunch for it. CANON is a shit company. U get no real firmware updates for the camera. Like blackmagic for example who give u more videorecording options time by time. The DR is horrible. Almost every time the lights are blown out. Todays smartphones make better images and videos. I know its hard to swallow. But the most part that really pisses me off, is, the things like a cable to run it out of your socket cost like fucking 500€. I mean WTF. The LP Original 219!!!€ for a fucking battery. Come on thats stupid bullshit. I wanted to stream with this cam. So i bought a China power adapter to run it out the socket. I exploded after 30 minutes. It exploded. The LP works like 2h its okay... if u want to clean the sensor u have to send it to canon and pay 80 Bucks for it. And cause of the mirror you have to do it twice a year. The camera is so fkn heavy. I cant have it in my backpack and run around moke like 1h without backpain. If i could go back in time i wouldnt buy this camera anymore. I woulndt even buy a canon anymore.
But i was so blinded by Peter amd his beautiful videos. An then u have it and the video quality isnt good. The HD ist shit. The 4k ist okay but ist hard record because its expensive to buy c fast 2 cards and u need a very good pc to edit the footage. The slowmo ist very very good. I dont understand why the normal hd isnt that sharp like slowmo recording😅
The autofokus is ok, but it just works good when the contrast is good. Nothing compared to the eye AF of todays cameras.
Because of its size, its nor camera that u take all day with u an use it every time. After a couple of days i felt like an idiot running around with it. Ppl where staring, talking to you.
But i was as excited as u for the first like 6 Months!
I really don't get some of your points, such body are made mainly with wildlife/sport in mind, where you are going to pair it with a massive optic anyway, no matter the size of the body, a 400mm f2.8 isn't going to be light and unoticed anyway. And good luck pairing such optic you you iPhone aha
This is indeed not a good body for street or holidays photography, but never claimed to be... It is thought to be built like a tank, so you can use it outside no matter weather conditions.
No opinion on video or accesory prices.
Why will u vlog with a cement block in 2023...bro get something smaller please
I was waiting for Zelda to appear in the end credits! 😍
I should’ve done that!!!
THE LIFE OF THIS CAMERA IS OVER. IT WILL BE STUPID TO BUY IT AT PRESENT. .... NO PROBLEM IF ONE BUYS 1DX MARK 3.....
I bet you’re the type to buy latest gear but have subpar work hahaha