Canon EOS 5D Mark II Kit

Canon EOS 5D Mark II Kit..kainoyrgia sto koyti ths thl693344 70 73 thl Εγγύηση 1 έτος: Η τιμή περιλαμβάνει ΦΠΑ Camera Type: SLR/Professional Resolution: 21.1 Megapixel LCD Screen Size:3 in. Weight: 1.79 lb. Lens: Interchangeable Lenses Image Quality Image Sensor Type CMOS Camera Resolution 21.1 Megapixel Image Resolutions 2784 x 1856 • 5616 x 3744 • 4080 x 2720 Exposure Control Shutter Speed 1/60 - 1/8000 sec White Balance Auto • Manual • Daylight / Sunny (Preset) • Cloudy (Preset) • Fluorescent (Preset) • Tungsten (Preset) • Shade (Preset) • Flash (Preset) Frames Per Second 3.9 Frames Storage Memory Type CompactFlash Card Type I • CompactFlash Card Type II Compression Modes Fine • Normal • Uncompressed Compression Type JPEG • Raw Image • DCF 2.0 File Size (High Res.) 25.8 MB (5 images on 128MB card) File Size (Low Res.) 1 MB (about 128 images on 128MB card) Flash ISO Speeds Auto • 100 • 200 • 1600 • 3200 • 6400 Flash Type Built-In & External Viewfinder / Display Viewfinder Optical (Through-the-lens) LCD Screen With LCD Screen LCD Screen Resolution 920,000 pixels LCD Protected Position Without LCD Protected Position Interfaces Interface Type USB 2.0 • HDMI Video Interface Video Out Power Supply Battery Type Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery Included Features Self Timer 2 Sec. • 10 Sec. Tripod Mount With Tripod Mount Dimensions Width 6 in. Depth 4.5 in. Height 3 in. Weight 1.79 lb. Lens Description The Canon EF 50/1.8 is Canon's "normal" lens for full frame 35mm camera. A "normal" lens is one that captures a scene similar to that seen by the eyes. It's not that it has a field of view equal to that of human vision, but it does produce an image that is "normal" looking and covers about the same area as the eye sees in detail. The eye actually has a very wide field of view, almost 180 degrees with binocular vision (both eyes open) but the edges of the field are indistinct and the brain just concentrates on the central region - which approximates to the view of a "normal" lens. There have been two versions of the Canon EF 50/1.8 lens. According to Canon they are optically identical, but they differ in mechanical construction and features. The early lens (Canon EF 50/1.8), was introduced in March 1987, had a metal lens mount, distance scale, separate manual focus ring and IR focusing indicator. The latter (and current) Canon EF 50/1.8 II lens, was introduced in December 1990, has a plastic lens mount, no distance scale or IR focus indicator and no separate manual focusing ring (you rotate a knurled ring on the front of the lens).