Canon 1D Mark 1 Review
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- 00:00 Introduction
00:21 Photos
01:02 History + First Impressions
02:02 ISO
02:24 Storage Media
02:39 OVF
03:17 Image Settings
04:01 White Balance
04:21 Raw vs Processed Image Samples
04:56 Shutter Speeds
05:15 More Photo Samples
05:36 Flash Sync
05:53 Histogram and Highlight Warning
07:02 LCD Screen
07:31 Autofocus + FPS
08:42 Ergonomics
09:11 Integrated Vertical Grip
09:34 Buttons, Dials + Menus
10:57 Custom White Balance Demo
11:46 Color Matrix Modes
12:52 Battery + Charger
14:26 Conclusion
16:25 Next Camera Review
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does this work with the 1DS Classic?
Spend months searching it! Thanks!!!!
I have 1, and I love 😊
By the way ... hi from Brazil!
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I bought that new in 2002 after shooting film for 30 years. If I recall correctly it was $7200-7300 USD! My experience wasn't quite as enjoyable as yours. Moiré was usually present in repeating patterns, and it was really noisy with any low light exposures longer than 10 seconds. I convinced a resort’s out of state ad agency to shoot digital since I had just bought the beast, even though they selected me based on my film portfolio. I shot tethered to my Apple laptop using the Canon software, because that's all there was. The computer Kernal Panic crashed while the art director was looking at it, all while twilight was fading. I sold it as soon as the 1Ds was available and jumped ship. I felt that was already an improvement. Then went through all the 5D series as they were announced. Loving my R5’s nowadays. A positive for the 1D is that the latest Lightroom Classic renders my DNG files from that camera WAY better than the OG Canon software did. That’s been my main reason to always shoot raw. I can revisit older files and usually get much better results from reprocessing. It would probably be better with current glass too. Thanks for your modern perspective. It’s good to see it through another person’s fresh eyes.
This was my first 1D camera. Loved it. Was sad when my teachers found out I was using this camera for my senior portfolio that they told me to get a new camera right away. Should have kept it and never told them what I was using. I've been moving a step up each time since and currently with the 1DX. Loved each and every one of them. The III was the best jump of them all. Wish I had the 1DX II for the better video. Enjoy it while you can with the batteries it has.
To add to that, sort of shocked to see so many job listings say they want someone with one particular brand or type of camera. Just a strange idea to head hunt based off of gear, when otherwise it would normally be the qualifications or portfolio that they're interested in.
@@NGameReviewsjob descriptions are written by HR who has never done the job.
@@bngr_bngr that's true
@@NGameReviews one of my jobs required 50 wpm typewritten. I put I could do that. Not once did I ever need to meet that requirement.
How's the 1d mark 2 battery? Still available and holds up?
I’m so glad that someone is getting excited about old DSLRs today. Makes me want to pick up my 1Ds mkII again to shoot. I noticed you wanting a split prism focusing screen, and it’s actually one of the few modern cameras (film or digital) that has optional factory split prism screen. You want the EC-B screen, quite a rare option as it sacrifices spot metering capability on a camera with incredible AF, but they are more readily than the chargers. Also worth mentioning there are some real hit and miss issues on those third party battery charging ports. I had to modify my battery very carefully as bending a pin would be catastrophically expensive. Irony is they are essentially just a sealed set of 8x1.25 AA size batteries inside each of those NP-E3 batteries, if you feel brave I believe the EOS-1nRS uses the same battery with a different end plate, and also came with a AA battery caddy which might make a good alternative way of powering first and second gen 1D series cameras.
I own the 1Ds, and aside from the difference in sensor size, it is nearly identical to the camera in the video. I wholeheartedly agree with you that it is a fantastic camera, and the layout and tactile experience are some of the reasons why I adore playing with these older cameras.
I am fairly new to Canon Digital. My first DSLR was, and I, still own the Nikon D200 which is also CCD. Short version, I bought a Sony a6000 then a Sony A7II mirrorless. Loved the tech and the small size. Then my employer at the time supplied me a Canon 5DMKIV, I quickly got used to it, fell in love with L glass and the ergonomics! Bought my own 5dIV and I came across a 1DsMKIII. The 1Ds MKIII blows me away, it is my favorite digital camera. The colors are just great to me! Yes, the camera body is a joy to hold and operate. I am going to stockpile parts just to get more life out of it when the time comes. So happy to have found this channel!!! I have yet to find other photographers that understands how great the old Canon DSLR’s are still.
I remember way back when, I was living in Charlotte, NC and Canon had a real nice gathering one evening with refreshments where they showed off their new products and the 1D was the showcase item. I remember the very large prints they had on display from the 1D and I was in awe. I really, really wanted one but I couldn't afford the price point back then. I had just started a new job and also went through a break-up that left me in a financial hole for a while. I had to wait a while before I eventually picked up an Olympus E-1. It wasn't until the Canon 1D MKIIn came out that I could finally afford a Canon flagship body. I've been rocking Canon cameras ever since for my professional work. I still prefer my Oly gear for my personal stuff but there's no question Canon had huge advantages with its bodies and lenses, though. I wish I could have gotten the CCD model of the 1D series. That would have been awesome. Back then, we didn't know CCD was going to be a thing in the years ahead. But I did notice that I never liked the colors from CMOS sensors near as much as those from CCDs.
I love this story. Thank you for sharing. It really is wild how CCD has become a thing, isn't it? I suppose it is inevitable that with the success of a universal like CMOS, everything would start to look the same and that is where CCD has now become so valuable as a differentiator. But rest assured CMOS will become exotic at some point in the future and we'll all be pining for an old Sony :P
Amazing review! I buyed mi 1D MK1 almost 13 years ago and I loved it since day one... at that time I had a 1D MkII that was stolen in Stockholm so I kept the charger but I lost all my batteries too... it was kept in a shelf for many years until I could find an used battery and the camera is running strong again... its a beauty beast indeed! I was able to change settings using an old Macintosh software in an old Mac laptop... thank you!!! greetings from Mexico. (I didn't remember that I wrote a comment before at this video... any way, I watched it again and loved it!)
Great video. For a smaller option the Canon G9, G11,G12, S90 several others had a nice lens and CCD combination. Great colours. 1/1.17" sensor.
Hello from the UK. First thing I have to say is I love your channel and reviews. I revel in your true enthusiasm. I definitely share your love for the Canon 1D. It's a superbly engineered beast, that's a true joy to use. I also have the full Nikon D1 Series ( D1, D1H and two D1X's ). Here in the UK you can often pick then up for under £100.00. The Canon 1D, I picked up for £49.00 !!!!. The pictures from it definitely proves that multiple megapixels aren't the be-all and end-all. If used within it's parameters, no one will be disappointed. Keep up the excellent reviews.. Patrick
Thank you so much Patrick! Delighted to have you here!
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing! I’ve been searching for this camera high and low since the summer and still so elusive!
I am somewhat mystified that they are so hard to come by. I wonder how many they produced....
my first 1D was an 1D2N with one of the earliest CMOS sensors and i've loved it but this... Great channel btw, really nice to see that you're reviewing old tech
Me too :)
You inspired me, I went down to my basement and got out my old eos 30d. It's not the same exact thing as this camera, but it reminds me of the early 2000s. Getting out my old lenses for that camera has been a lot of fun. Thanks!
30D or the original D30? I had a D30 and the AF was not very reliable, but photos out of it looked better than any other camera I've had since.
@@wbajzek hi I should have said EOS 30d. It takes some sweet photos, with depth of colors that blow me away! I guess in my busy life I had gotten used to quick snaps with my cellphone, but forgot how much richer my old dlsr images can be!
@@tictac9074 I agree. They had an earlier D30 before they changed their naming. Only 3 megapixels but the photos looked great (when they were in focus). I am happy with my modern cameras but every once in a while I see my old photos from that camera and realize it gave me something by default that the newer ones don't.
Thank you for the video. As per my observations; the yearning for older model DSLRs are getting louder and louder these days.
I bought the last iteration of this APS-H DSLR Canon 1D Mark IV fourteen months ago which has a CMOS sensor. It has been my dream camera since long. Naturally got it used however, it had exactly the same shutter count that the vendor (B&H) claimed. It was 42k.
If things go well, this camera should give service to a hobbyist wildlife shooter like me for many years. I love it and won’t ever sell it. Needless to mention; I’m never going mirrorless due to its EVF-lag, ergonomics and poor battery life.
As per my rating; Canon 1DIV is superior to even 1dxIII and R3 in some ways. Because, its focal length reaches out 30% more than those two cameras. Its burst rate of 10 fps is good enough for me. The IQ is great due to its large pixels which would translate to approximately 27 mp on a full-frame sensor. Large enough pixels to produce clear images which the camera actually does. That’s why, I’ve recently resolved for myself to use only APS-H and FF DSLRs for my wildlife and landscape photography purposes.
Thanks again.
Cool camera and great review. Looking forward to the X10 review, I used to have one, wish I still had it. I've just started shooting with my old Canon SX200 compact again. Loving the colours from it's tiny CCD sensor.
That is awesome! Can't wait to share my thoughts on this X10.
Great video!! Wonderful camera.
The 17-40L was superb for PJ work on these. Released around the same time or slightly before I think.
Ooo a great lens to look into!
@OneMonthTwoCameras --- it took several weeks + obsessive detective work (and maybe a tiny bit of luck) -- I finally own this amazing DSLR!! I have the Canon A1100is (JPEGs) and the Canon G9 (Raw/JPEG) and both have CCD sensors. The color is amazing and the look is what I lovingly refer to as "digital film" --- but I felt limited by the wide angles and zooming inwards never really gave me the results I wanted. After searching "Canon CCD" just to see what RUclips would pull, I came across your channel and this video. (I've watched it quite a few times.) Thank You for introducing me to this amazing Camera. Very much appreciated!! --- EMC
Awesome review! Thanks!
Hi Alli I’ve recently subscribed and I’m loving your channel! I’m actually bidding on an Olympus Codak CCD sensor DSLR following your recommendation and I’m looking forward to exploring the hidden potential beauty of some of these older cameras. Keep up the good work sending you love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Thanks amazing! Good luck on the auction and hello to south africa! I dream of visiting your country someday.
I have a mint 1D mark iiN and love it.... I know it's CMOS vs CCD, but the way you describe the experience + files is the same way I would the 1D ii. That being said, my hands down fav CCD slr is th KM 7D... it is absolutely a dream camera for anyone looking for that perfect color output file!
Cool video. I have been looking for one of these for a while. I love the look of CCD sensors.
Me too! There was definitely a magic in that old technology, limited as it is
The moment I saw your title, I knew it 's another GAS induced review. But this is cool. I have not seen someone so passionate about old camera gear with CCD sensors from the early 2000s. I still have my 5D MkIV which is the last DSLR from Canon before it has gone mirrorless. I am intending to hold on to it until it (or I) dies. Its used price has come down quite a bit. It still produces superb images and skin tones. Pairing it with the 135mm L lens, the results can be magical.
That's wonderful! My dad had the 5D MkIV so I got to take it for a spin and I was extremely impressed. I've basically had mirrorless cameras for the majority of my photographic life but really love going back to these older dSLRs.
Great review as always!
In addition I found that colors from my e500 is much deepeer and organic/filmic than 5Dm1. But the size of OVF, lenses and usability on the canon's side.
Thank you! And yes, very true on that comparison.
beautiful camera, I used it for many years doing editorials for the Tampa Tribune and the most that I loved was taking images at night in the city ......I love Canon and still have an older 1DS MK III and a Canon 5DSR and my main body is the Canon 1DX MK III .........
Loving the choice of music and the photos. theyve got that... Thing... In the colors.
Thank you Estelon!
Would love to hear a review from you on the Canon 1DS Classic xx
Great! I had this camera was 2001, I use a lot corporate work, Color are beautiful. You need to look the Canon 1DS, very unique camera also. The first full frame DSLR
I agree 100%. What a special camera the 1Ds MkIII is! I wish I understood why it is so different even to other Canon CMOS sensors.
Brilliant review 🎉
TYSM!
I still have mine, and it works great for me. The kids love it, this is the one to hone your skills on.
Happy 2023! Good to see you still cherish the old stuff! Will we ever see a review of the Unsung Samsung NX1 here? You see, I have 4, so please give me plenty of reasons not to feel like a lunatic keeping them. I do love them so much, but still... four.... #bringnxback
I definitely do want to review a NX1. I just haven't found one yet....
I finally got mine! Finally! Can’t wait to shoot with it!!!! Yaaaay.
This camera looks so cool and I’m so glad I recently found your channel, that you have a bunch of images to show in a review is proof that you actually used the camera. So many reviewers on RUclips barely show any photos which always leaves me with some skepticism, your photos are great and this channel is right up my alley.
I was actually thinking about buying this camera a couple of months ago but then settled on the Nikon D2X which is 4 years newer and has a 12mp sensor but can also be had really cheap. I have a full review about it on my channel and that camera is seriously amazing. The same disclaimer goes for you, don’t watch that video if you were planning on not spending any money 😂
Haha! Thank you so much for sharing! Can't wait to check out your video.
Just brought home an owned since new 1d, good batt, charger, flash, cf cards, hard case all as new.
I had the mark II, for years, the only drawback to buying a older camera like this is shutter count, are high and the shutter mechanism will start to fail.. or have failed and to get it fixed may cost more then what its worth. love the videos on older digital cameras.
Very true
Excellent. hand gestures especially good this week! 🖤
1:40 more Nikon love please ! 😝
Haha! Thank you for the handsy shout out and yes, I have some Nikon planned especially for you
@@OneMonthTwoCameras 😘
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.. I still have this. Needs a bit of TLC but works fine. Amazing photo clarity til date.. 🎉
That's awesome!
Would like to you to see your "review" on the 5D mark 1!
Love your content as always!
Thank you! I have a video with the 5D coming up!!!
It must _kill_ camera manufacturers that there are so many "is this camera relevant today" videos that basically say, "Yes, this is fantastic and you don't need the latest." I mainly shoot MF film, but recently got a 5D classic as my first foray into FF digital. I do like it a lot, though the images you show here are stunning! I am definitely going to hunt down a CCD camera. Cheers!
Thank you and yes, so funny indeed how some of us go out of our way to seek out the old over the new :)
Thanks for a great video, love the 1D/DS series ergonomics. Not been lucky enough to get my hands on the original 1D so having to put up with a 1D MkII and 1DS MkIII. I'll keep looking for an original 1D.
The MkII and III look really great as well. Curious to try them now myself.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras The 1D MkII and MkIII are CMOS sensors. In my opinion Canon sensors were very film like until they incorporated video.
Great video again Ali. Must find a 1d now! Had the Nikon d1x fantastic, regrets on selling that one, probably the nicest ccd sensor ive used. Still hanging on to my D2hs body's. Unique sensor, and super fast . Both these models are worth a look. Thanks Dan 👍.
Thank you Dan! I know what to look for next 😉
Hi Dan, which one you would recommend for people who want to buy into Nikon CCD DSLR ?
@@yew108 Hi Yew, bit of an open question, but in my experience The d70s is a great image maker, it has a weak AA filter, and can shoot at 1/8000th sec. also he D40, small and great, both 6mp, both have simple menu systems wich I like, nothing to mind boggling.. D200 semi Pro beefier, more complex, but still easy to use, also weatherseald. You won't go wrong with any of these, especially with a 35mm f1. 8 prime.. I've tried others d80, d100, d50, d40x, d3000, but the previous mentioned are a bit special (in my opinion).
As mentioned in previous reply, the d1x great image maker, big and heavy, dated battery system, but still super quality. D2hs, one off sensor, very very unique, I own two and wouldn't part with them. Hope this helps, all very cheap now, so no big loss if not for you. Regards Dan UK.
@@danlee1811 Wow, you have almost tried all the Nikon CCD cameras, must be good experience ! D200 is in my radar, but will give D40 and 70s a try too. Thanks a lot for your prompt and very useful reply ! Regards, Yew, Malaysia
I have this camera! I buyed used in 2010 and I love it! Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Ahhh the timing. I was thinking of getting a 1ds mark iii and looking through the 1d lineup too haha
Love that!!
Nice breakdown. Everyone goes on about the 5d Classic, but I suggest you try the Mk2... It has a more rustic colour signature. 🤔
Have been looking out for one of these for the past few years - not many for sale over here in Australia! Started out with the 300D and then went to a 1Ds Mark II which was out of this world. Still have it - and it still holds its own surprisingly well to all but some of the latest mirrorless offerings (ergonomics are still king, though). Hopefully I'll see a 1D come up for sale at some point; really keen to see what my glass will do with that CMOS sensor!
They’re actually very hard to find here in the states as well. I totally lucked out.
Here's how I got mine
Go to eBay and type in "Canon 1D" and save that search, as well as a few variations of it, like "Canon EOS 1D" or "Canon 1D Digital" and you will get emails alerting you when stock becomes available. I find one appears every three months. Good luck! BE SURE to change your defaut location to worldwide as this will help, and set your filter from "best match" to "newly listed."
It's such an amazing coincidence how I first started looking for this camera because I got into CCDs from this yt channel. I got one last summer for a steal and have been building my Canon lens collection back shooting with it.
It's such an amazing camera and the moment you lay your hands on it you know it means business. It just gets me in that photographer mind set.
The only problem is it now competes for attention with the Sigma SD10. First world problems, right?
Good luck to anyone trying to find one for a good price after this video is out, though.
Oh wow that is so fantastic you found one! I didn't realize how hard they were to come by until recently but man, what a treasure you have and what a great things to be competing with (whoop whoop sigma!).
They truly are hard to come by. Had an alert for one in my area for well over half a year before finding mine. Thankfully, it came with a charger.
The biggest gripe I have against it, though, is the fact there is no magnification function in image review mode. The viewfinder is big enough to allow manual focus even with the stock focusing screen, but not being able to tell if my focus was off when shooting manual glass is my biggest bummer with this beast of a camera.
@@birzanlucian2051 Oh that is such a good point and darn it! I had that in my notes and totally forgot to cover it. That is absolutely my biggest issue as well. Especially considering I shoot this with a fast manual lens from time to time.
Awesome! I still wish mine can be fixed reading the comments. I miss that camera. I have the 1D Mark 2N two of them and willing to sell one for this but in Ghana no one wants such old gear. Sadly.
I love your channel, as an avid enthusiast as well. I, however, do not feel the same about this camera as you, beauty is in the eye of the beholder I suppose. I agree with focusing speed and build quality, but I feel the Nikon D200 and even the 5d mki delivered better results, granted the 5d is not CCD. my hierarchy of CCDs are 1 - S5 pro, 2 - D200 ,3 - Olympus E400 , 4- Pentax K100d and the the 1d Mk1. I feel there's a lot of emotional connection to this camera which might be why there's a bit more bias toward it. Nobody is right or wrong :-)
That is a great list of cameras. And yes it really all is so subjective. I have the S5 Pro, D200, E400, K10D and istDL (no K100D though) and of course the 1DM1. I love them all but this camera really surprised me. It may have been because my level of expectation was so low.
Update, this cost me money...just bought a used 1Ds Mk III off KEH for $825 shipped. For a little extra got more modern battery tech and built in ultrasonic dust remover on the sensor. Greatest full frame camera Canon SLR without any video stuff I'll never use, will compliment my EF lens collection well!
Imagery reminds me greatly of 5D Classic, plus no permanent grip. Both just wonderful.
Definitely both are stellar.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras to me they lead the pack of "film like" digital photography. I don't think there was one picture you took that I didn't gaze at in delight! Yes, a keeper!
Lucky me. I purchased one in mint condition, low shutter count with a lens and accessories for $150.00😄.. I purchased mine a week after my Sony a7rIV. I liked the 1D so much, I purchased a 1dc after. By the way, @OneMonth Two Cameras you are a kick ass photographer. I really like your work.
I picked one of these up over a year ago and been shooting motorsport with and it's great.
If your looking for a Nikon D1 then beware the battery, they were notoriously bad when they were new and I am not sure how easy it is to pick a third party one up from Amazon, did look at getting one but battery issues put me off.
That is a great hot tip. Thanks for letting me know.
I bought the same camera, there is something holding me back of using it. Watching this review motivates to give it another try😊 btw, I’m using lens adapters on it for my Carl seiz 50 and 85 lenses. Camera already is big enough😉
Hope you enjoy re-using it!
Beautiful camera, looks like the digital twin of my Canon EOS-1n RS
Wooow! what a legend you managed to feel!🔥🔥🔥
I love it so much.
I just got my cinder block, I mean my 1Ds Mark II today! I just ordered an extra battery, got a camera strap and will invest in some good glass. I already have a 28-135mm lens, but want to get a couple prime lenses. I bought this camera because I'm a Canon fan and because the R.s are way out of my budget, although I have had two RPs. I wanted a pro level camera but could never afford one, so I went back in time and paid 300 for what use to be an 8,000 dollar camera. For me this camera is still hightech, because I have cameras from as far back as 1956.
When the vid started with the spaghetti western music, I knew I was in for an intense OMTC vid 😂 Someday I want to try a Canon APS-H DSLR, if only because I think it's the only sensor size I haven't tried and I need it for my Sensor Bingo card.
Another great vid! It's got me nostalgic for my first digital camera, the OG Canon Digital Rebel, the 'Ford Taurus of digital SLRs'
Haha! I love that! Also your sensor bingo card must almost be full by now :P
very well executed video review. I can't get enough! (was she always this cool? LOL)
Aw thank you so much!!
Thank you! I have the Canon 1D2n and it have a CMOS sensor and the colors are very special. More saturated than the 5D. To be honest I have only shot RAW but I would experiment with the jpegs thanks to you. Very inspiring review!
I have to try the 1D2n. I hear it is great.
1D2n is awesome too! I have one and the 8mp sensor and color science of that body is so nice! Put a good piece of glass on there and it is really nice. Just don't try to crop too much, lol I even have an old version of Lightroom 1 still running on a computer to process the files, just for nostalgia. lol
@@smoejith9283 If you are into analog photography check out EOS 5. An older analog version of EOS R. 5D etc. I do not shoot film so much at moment so using my D5 and the 1D2n satisfy my need. Like to use them with the 135mm f2 and the Tamron 28-300mm. 50/1.2 and 85/1.2
I have recently got this camera virtually for free (as a bonus when coming for the pick up of a probably equally rare Canon D2000 - DCS 520 rebranded by Canon). I don't have a battery or a charger though, and will have to source those somehow. Can't wait to see if it works and to shoot with it!
I blew out the highlights in 1984 Olympic's with this cam and it looked so retro
Hello😁, I completely agree with you, it's a great camera, I own two, one of which belonged to the American photographer Roy Stuart, I would never part with it because I love their rendering, for 4mpx it is exceptional, the CCD sensor gives a particular image quality, you should not increase the ISO too much because of the noise but in daylight, it is very effective, I love taking portraits with a 50mm f1.4, thank you for your video which highlights this vintage and exceptional camera.😁👍🙏
The 1ds original and mark II are also very good. CMOS not ccd though.
The D1X is definitely a better choice over the D1, both are ccds.
Loved this camera review. Great job!
D1X isn't ccd, the only ccd in EOC lineup is the D1 I guess
@@grassIand D1 and D1X were Nikon CCD cameras.
I have a 1Ds classic and it’s really been hit or miss on batteries. I did see that someone had some success converting the ni-cad to lithium ion cells or eneloop and charging them via usb. Might be worth looking into if you plan on keeping the camera long term.
Oh very interesting!!
I get one 4 years ago, payed 190 Euro. First digireflex, after 40 years of analogic cameras (Canon 7, Leica M2, Nikon FM2n, Canon EOS). Recently get a rare and VERY old Canon EF 20-35/2.8L too ,for the same price. Older? Heavy? Obsolete? i don't care of it, it's pure joy use it around my (eternal) city. Greetings from Rome . Very nice review (sorry for my terrible english )
Your English is great! Ciao da Los Angeles!
Nice vid. Is ccd sensors vs cmos sensors really a thing?
You've put me into trouble dear but I like it!
I have my Canon's R5 & R6 locked and keep using this 1D original and a Fujifilm S5 pro the last months.
Which sensor do you prefer between 1D, S5 pro and kodak ccd's like the one in Olympus E1?
Also an interesting ccd comparison is between the aps-h size sensors found in Canon 1D & Leica M8!
Which colors you like best?
1D's sensor is sourced from Panasonic.
Keep up the good work
Haha! I know this feeling. If I had to choose one sensor, it would be the Kodak but specifically in the Leica M8. It is something special. But the 1D, S5 Pro and E1 will never leave my collection.
Never got to use one of those. I knew a guy that had the Mark II. Awesome camera. The one thing I always wanted from it was that wheel. Just to have something to fidget with honestly 🤣
I was able to use the original 5D back then. That was a better camera for portraits than my Nikon D200.
I did it Ally, I spent all $46 for my camera, battery and charger from Used Photo Pro. In Good condition. Wow this thing is heavy but definitely amazing. Thanks for the content and good to know there are other people with piles of cameras like me🤣🤣
Amazing! Love the commitment and hope you’re having fun.
I think you can use a canon ec-b focusing screen for the split prism feature you said you were lacking
OH THANK YOU!
I am playing with Nikon D1 now. I purchased it from ebay auction, the battery and the charger I bought separetely, but all is work properly, I have just manual zeiss 50 mm lens, and laowa probe 24 mm lens. I wanted the D1 because of pixel pitch is large, over 10 micrometers, great for macro.
I love a large pixel pitch! I am excited to try one out.
Still have mine and going strong
I use a 12 years old Nikon D3S on jobs and I can relate to a lot of the points you bring up. Shows how much megapixel count is just a marketing tool most of the times.
So true!
Where have you been for two decades?? Original owner and still shooting a 1D MkII from 2004... If you like these look for a 1Ds mark II, same love with a full frame sensor.
Thanks for another great video.. I can’t find mark 1.. just make 2 or 3 or 4… so rare! Question - are all your pictures here SOOC?
No these are mostly edited photos.
I had the D2000 in early 00s. It was 2Mpix but there was also a 6 Mpix model called D6000
D30 and D60
Which do you think is better, has a better sensor and gives me good pictures, this camera or the Fujifilm Finepix S5?
Of course, I know that both cameras have a CCD sensor?
Am starting to think that if you use just about any camera it will be good cause you're just THAT good at it! Really great photography skills!
That is so kind of you 😊
I passed up on one for 100$ as I was out of town when it was listed, came with three batteries and a kit lens. Several times a week im on the prowl for a new one. Im kind of a CCD enthusiast.
There is also a Nikon D100 with 16000th Sutter Speed in APC CCD Sensor
I have had nearly all of the 1D and 1Ds cameras, my favorite is 1D Mark III which I still own. Much better batteries than the previous generations and better focus.
Worth it over the 1Ds Mark ii?
@@jordanbell1565 that depends on, what you need. Faster shooting (10 fps) and much, much better batteries, definitely the 1D mark III, higher resolution definitely the 1Ds mark ii.
Unicorn is right. Everyone I find is usually really in bad shape, or not working. I would love to try one. CCD have their own personality. Not sure why I find these so abused, if I find it at all. I have an old Olympus E10 from 2000 that still works. When the polymer battery gives up I know it is done. Slow as sin, great colors, noise can be an issue if you push it, but in its element, I still like it. I shoot a Canon 6D I got used. I want to try a 1D but it is hard to find that special one that isn't in bad shape. I am a casual hobbyist from the Canon AE-1 days. I shot all kinds of cameras and settled with Canon, and Sony. I do more video than stills but to capture the outdoors is my thing mostly. Only thing on the 1D is weight. It is a chunk of camera for sure. I would only use EF glass anyway. I am not a lens hound anyway, just the glass I need keeping cost inline. I found a vendor that I use that sells used, and reasonable, and with 6 month warranty too. I don't trust Ebay that much. I have been lucky, but that one time Ebay burns me, wow that would be sad. I had found an oldie 1D family starting about $500.00 with reasonable actuation count for its age. I just don't want one that looks like it was dropped out of an airplane at 30,000 feet. I am patient, and deliberate in action. Fun to see your experience here. Cheers.
Have you ever used Tamron SP lens on it? I tried my 35 1.4 and 70-210 , neither of them worked. Wondering if it was only my case?
Happy New Year Ali, what a cool first review of the year! It seems like Canon was able to do some incredible things with that sensor, maybe because it was lower res (by modern standards)? I’m thinking like the 1/500th flash sync, the 1/16000 shutter speed(!), that generous buffer size, good noise performance… just sounds incredible honestly. Nothing else has that, and I wonder if that’s because with an APSH sensor and 4MP, it was possible to readout the whole sensor faster. My Canon experience is mostly with the 5D II, which I started out with but lacks in every area compared with the 1D except resolution and video… still love mine though! I also have the EOS 3 film body, and definitely see the 1V / 1N / 3 heritage in those button combos to adjust features-the EOS 3 has a bunch of those. On that note, the images look sooo filmic! I love your example pictures for this one. EF glass plus CCD colors is heavenly, at least when you have somebody who knows what they’re doing behind the lens ;)
Thank you so much and yes, I was absolutely blown away by what they were able to accomplish with this body! The 5D line up is so great and I'm excited to review the classic soon as well.
Who painted that beautiful painting behind you?
Nice video!! If you search Google for "Template:Canon EOS digital cameras" you'll see the Canon D30 (not 30D) was released BEFORE the 1d MkI.. aps-c camera, so not as cool. Lol. I have 2 of them with grips (one for parts) and I also have a 1D MKiin and a 1D mkiv. The MkIV is a super awesome camera. I do keep a lookout for the original 1D but like you say they are hard to find. There were several photographers carrying the D30 on the day of 9/11, it had just been released a few weeks prior.
I loved my Canon 1D. I used it for weddings a long time ago. Fun fact about the camera is that the sensor was actually made by Panasonic.
I just read about that!
@@OneMonthTwoCameras link?
@@salvadorvelasquez1755 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS-1D
Wooo! This is sooo tempting..., but considering the weight of the system... I guess I should buy an ND8 filter for my Pentax K-7 (Some call it as one of the most "film-like" digital cameras, may be because of the Sumsung CMOS sensor... the infamous high iso noise...)
AE mode: dial to the sensitive priority (Sv) and choose ISO 1250 (the sweet spot, not 800 nor 1600) since you want to have THE noise from Pentax K-7.
File format: JPEG
ISO auto sensitivity limit: 200-1600
D-range highlight correction: On
D-range shadow correction: Off (default)
High-ISO noise reduction: Off
Under the image finishing tone, Vibrant,
Contrast adjustment: 0 (default)
Contrast highlight adjustment: -2
Contrast shadow adjustment: +3
Sharpness: switch to the "fine sharpness 2", then choose +1
Wow awesome tips thank you! I will give this a try!
@@OneMonthTwoCameras Thank you so much for your response. One thing... To let the camera to compress the highlights, you may want to choose to shoot with +1/3 EV of exposure compensation or you may want to choose to use the exposure brackets ....
@@dokugohikken8769 I will give that a try!
@@OneMonthTwoCameras Settings Version 2! :)
AE mode: dial to the sensitive priority (Sv) and choose ISO 1250 (the sweet spot, not 800 nor 1600) since you want to have THE noise from Pentax K-7.
File format: JPEG
> Set the File Size to 6M (3072×2048), not 14M (4672×3104) nor 10M (3936×2624) nor 2M (1728×1152).
ISO auto sensitivity limit: 200-1600
D-range highlight correction: On
D-range shadow correction: Off (default)
High-ISO noise reduction: Off
Under the image finishing tone, Vibrant,
Contrast adjustment: 0 (default)
Contrast highlight adjustment: -2
Contrast shadow adjustment: +3
> Sharpness: switch to the "fine sharpness 2", then choose +4
How big enlargements can you do with this camera ?
if you only knew the rabbit hole i went down after seeing this video - i think youll find the d60 to be similar, after one day with it i think they are kindred spirits - got the d30 coming tomorrow
Ooo I'll look into the D60
Hello,I've been shooting film and after watching your videos, I'm planning to buy a digital camera, so. canon 1D mark 1 and nikon D700, which one do you think has better color, thank you!
Actually the Kodak DCS560C is also based on the EOS-1 and has a 6 megapixel APS-H sensor, two card slots, a vertical grip and it came out in 1999.
Yes very true! There was a lot more brand collaboration back in the day. Also thinking for the Fuji S line up which utilized the Nikon bodies and lens mounts.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras I love the digital Nikon F5s tuned by Kodak with their amazing CCD sensors. The best feeling digital Nikon DSLRs ever made. The user interface is extremely quick, much more responsive and better thought out than what Nikon has ever produced until today. The Kodak applications for those cameras are also very well designed and capable. The Kodak DCS Camera Manager is actually the best software for tethering that I ever used.
Also sold as Canon D2000 and D6000 in Europe.
@@hbp_ exactly.
I have recently seen a 1 d m2 for sale with the Canon 70 to 200 ultrasonic. Tempted but I heard it does not do jpeg . Not sure how the battery situation is with these
I used the Kodak branded digital ccd cameras with Canon ef mount before canon released this. They were very limiting due to the 3mp resolution. For serious work I still shot slide film and scanned it to 40mp. Digital cameras are only now catching up to what I was doing with slide film in 1999.
I always found that the images from my 1D were so film like because of the CCD sensor, i had some fantastic shots out of mine but once past iso 400 the results were terrible.....great camera in good light.....
How does it compare to the Olympus e-1?
I have the canon 1d and the canon 1d mark ii and I love them both 😊😊😊
Lucky you!
Was that a 35mm or 24-70 you were using? Great vid love mine to death
Mostly all the 24-70 :)
The 1D was my 2nd camera. I „upgraded“ from the Canon 350D. It’s a shame that I sold it one day. Today I would be happy, especially after this video, to take it out the one or the other time. 🍾️😚
I was really blown away
thank you
u should try the nikon d700!!! i use it and i love it so damn much