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1Ds Mark II

16.7 Megapixel, Full Frame CMOS Sensor with DIGIC II Image Processor

Power Source: AC Input, Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) Battery, Rechargeable Battery General Features: Red-Eye Reduction, Self Timer, Slow Speed Sync, SLR Camera Bulb Setting: Yes Camera Body Only: Yes Exposure Settings: Aperture Priority, Auto Exposure, Exposure Bracketing, Manual Exposure, Multiple Exposure, Multiple Program Modes, Shutter Priority Flash Characteristics: Flash Not Included, Hot Shoe, TTL Auto Flash Focus Features: Auto Focus, Manual Focus, Multiple Point Focusing Frames per Second: 4 frames/s (fps) Image Sensor: CMOS Interface Type: IEEE 1394 - 4 pin Unpowered, USB - Universal Serial Bus, Video - Out (Unspecified) ISO Equivalencies: 100, 1000, 1600, 200, 3200, 400, 50, 800 LCD Screen Size: 2 in Lens Mount: Interchangeable Max Horizontal Image Resolution: 4992 pixels Max Vertical Image Resolution: 3328 pixels Memory Type: CompactFlash, SD Memory Card Metering Characteristics: Center-weighted Average, Evaluative, Spot, TTL Number of CCD Pixels: 17200000 Number of Resolution Modes: 4 White Balance: Auto, Manual, Preset Modes Image Format: JPEG, RAW Maximum Shutter Speed: 8000 1/f Minimum Shutter Speed: 30 sec. Warranty Information: 1 Year Limited Warranty Dimensions: Height: 6.2 in Width: 6.1 in Depth: 3.1 in Weight: 42.9 oz

Content and images originally posted by Andy Bright

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[edit] Dougie's review

Rubbish!!! had mine back to manufacturer several times, due to data transfer problems, and lost data. Selling up and going to Nikon

[edit] Pros

• None

[edit] Cons

• Data write problems from the outset