Is This Canon EOS 3D?



Canon EOS 3D
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Canon EOS 3D is rumored to have 45AF points with eye controlled focus which offers instant, intuitive AF in almost any situation by linking eye movement with the multiple AF points.

RELATED LINKS

- Eye Controlled Focus article at Canon website
- Canon EOS-3 Features and Specifications


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6 Comments »

Comment by jim
2006-01-22 12:40:00

Canon 3D picture is bogus. It’s an amalgram of pics picked of of the dpreview.com site. The body is a hacked up Canon 1DS MkII and the lens highlights come from the Nikon D200 preview.

 
Comment by lekke
2006-12-20 18:40:12

Right. 1.2 with that diameter??

 
Comment by Phil Peterson
2008-01-24 13:12:56

I agree with this assessment however the up and coming 3D will provide 65 focus points and 15 bit color. I got this info from my friend’s brother in law. My friend’s name is Mr. Pope of down under. He has moved on to medium digital format however and is not impressed.

 
Comment by gustavo
2008-02-03 03:31:19

anybody noticed the so called “eye control” on this camera? why would they include that feature in this camera if no other recent model has it, for me is totally useless

 
Comment by tommy
2009-01-30 10:33:51

whats the fps?

 
Comment by ppdix Subscribed to comments via email
2009-05-17 13:23:39

The original EOS 3 had Eye Control Focus. It makes sense for the 3D to be the one to bring it back.
For one, I hope they do bring it back.

 

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