Nikon released its flagship D5 on January 6 this year. Nearly a month later, Canon finally released its new flagship - EOS-1DX Mark II.

Because the manufacturing process of its own CMOS factory is backward, Canon EOS-1DX Mark II is still inferior to Nikon D5 in terms of sensor parameters directly related to imaging quality, and the new flagship can only find selling points in other places: "super high-speed continuous shooting, 60 frames of 4K video, and the price is 500 dollars lower than D5."

Of course, although it lags behind its competitors, it is also a camera king of another pole, and its parameters have been touched enough:

• Body size: 158.0 x 167.6 x 82.6mm, weight: 1530g

• Magnesium alloy body, dust-proof and splash proof

• New 2020 megapixel full frame CMOS, native ISO 100 – 51200, expandable to ISO 409600

• AF II auto focus system, 61 auto focus points, 41 of which are cross focus points

• 60fps 4K, 120fps 1080P slow video

• 100% coverage, 0.76x magnification

• 360 thousand pixel RGB+IR metering in 216 area, metering range EV 0 – 20

• Maximum shutter speed 1/8000s

• Dual DIGIC 6+image processor
  

• 1.62 million dots high-quality 3.2 inch touch LCD display

• Supports CF&CFast 2.0 cards

• Integrated GPS and Wi Fi
  

• LP-E19 battery, endurance 1210 photos
  

• The price is 5999 dollars, about 39400 yuan

  
  

What makes photography lovers sad is that Canon still loses a little in the absolute parameters of photography. The following is a comparison of the parameters of Canon EOS-1DX Mark II and Nikon D5 made by netizens:

Real machine atlas:

Yes, both of the two real flagship ships have RJ45 network cable interfaces