This Canon EOS-1D X Mark III Crystal Clear Screen Protectorfrom Canon EOS-1D X Mark III Crystal Clear Screen Protectorkeeps the screen of your Canon EOS-1D X Mark III protected from scratches, dirt, and debris. It's precut to the exact dimensions of the screen to ensure a perfect fit. The thin, protective, silicone gel layer clings securely to your screen without leaving a sticky residue. It is easy to install or remove and won't trap any air bubbles. Hard but highly flexible optical grade PET plastic with a durable scratch-resistant coating offers high clarity with no distortion. The top layer of the protector is crafted from an extremely clear, durable plastic, adding one more invisible barrier against damage. The protector is washable and a lint-free cleaning cloth is included.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the camera offer eye/head auto focus tracking when using the OVF?

A: The Eye AF is only through the LCD.

Q: 2. I was ready to make a change to Canon after being out of the game for a few years-previous Nikon user-maybe getting a robust DX mark ii at a better price, some great Canon glass too. This was before the Sony a1 arrived. For getting back into the game, even if I have the funds for an a1, is it still reasonable to shoot DSLR for birds, wildlife and landscapes? Or is mirrorless gear already so good it makes sense to just make the switch now? Once I jump into a brand, I do not plan on making a change. I thought I would ask DX iii shooters as you have an appreciation for the track record and robust build of excellent Canon bodies and glass, and have not yet made the mirrorless jump. I am not drawn to the R5 at this point-would rather go DX if I go canon at this point. Thank you so much for any advice!

A: The answer to both of your questions is "yes." It is still reasonable to use the Canon EOS 1D X Mark III for action photography such as capturing birds in flight, wildlife, and landscape photography. Also, many mirrorless manufacturers are in their second and third generation of mirrorless camera designs (with Sony even further ahead due to timing), and they have awesome cameras that are good with capturing action as well as landscape photography. ​The Canon EOS R5 is a high resolution 45 megapixel camera with built-in image stabilization, an articulating LCD screen, much higher autofocus point count as well as Animal Eye AF tracking and Eye Tracking Focus, has an higher video resolution, as well as being smaller and lighter than the 1D X Mark III. However, the 1D X Mark III has a much higher maximum ISO range, larger individual pixels, and nearly 9 times the battery life per charge​, as well as a much larger library of native lenses. Both are very good camera options. While the Canon EOS R5 mirrorless camera would have the edge in terms of landscape photography, for action and sports usage needs, you should have no issues with choosing the 1D X Mark III for your usage needs.

Q: 3. does this have c-log?

A: Yes, it does offer Canon Log Gamma.

Q: 4. Will this have a built-in intervalometer?

A: The camera does not have a intervalometer. Canon makes one if you need the function of one https://bhpho.to/2vySqFT.

Q: 5. Fit to 1dx mark2??

A: No, it would not. The Canon EOS 1D Mark II N DSLR camera has a 2.5-inch LCD screen; the Canon EOS 1D X Mark II DSLR camera has a much larger 3.2-inch LCD screen, and cannot use the same screen protector. The Giottos Aegis Professional M-C Schott Glass LCD Screen Protector for Canon EOS 5D Mark III / 1D X, B&H # GILSPC5D, would be the correct LCD screen option for your needs.

Q: 6. Will Dual Digic 6+ Processors be used or will they be upgraded from the 1DXMKII?

A: This camera uses the Digic X processor.

Q: 7. Does the EIS work as dual IS with in lens stabilisation?

A: Yes, they work together.

Q: 8. Does the built in Wi-fi support FTP transfer?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 9. Will it shoot 4k60 without a crop with manual focus, and if so, with what codec?

A: It does not crop in 4k60, it is manual focus only, codec is MP4/H.265.

Q: 10. Does this L-Bracket work with the Canon WFT-E9A Wireless File Transmitter?

A: The Really Right Stuff L- Set for Canon EOS-1D X Mark III will work with the Canon WFT-E9A Wireless File Transmitter