Canon Dslr Cameras | Canon Eos 20D Dslr Camera Body {8.2Mp}

The Eos 20D Slr Has A Aps-C (15.0 X 22.5 Mm) 8.2 Megapixel Cmos Image Sensor Designed And Manufactured By Canon. It Is The First Mid-Range Digital Slr To Offer High-Speed Continuous Shooting Of Five Frames-Per-Second With A Burst Of 23 Frames At Highest Jpeg Resolution. Uncannily Responsive, The Camera Starts Up In 0.2-Second And Has A Shutter Release Time Lag Of Only 65 Milliseconds. The 9-Point Af Unit With High-Precision Cross-Type Sensor Raises The Bar On Speed, Accuracy And Precision In Mid-Range Slrs. The Af System Has One Full Stop Better Low-Light Performance Than Its Eos 10D Predecessor. The E-Ttl Ii Autoflash Metering System, Inherited From Canon’S Eos-1D Mark Ii Professional Model, Takes Into Account The Distance, Reflectance And Position Of The Subject For Highly Stable, Accurate And Intelligent Exposure Calculations.

Image Sensor
8.2 Megapixel Cmos Sensor

Sensitivity
Iso: 100 – 1600
Iso Speed Extension: 3200

Lens Compatibility
Canon Ef And Ef-S Lenses
Digital Conversion: 1.6X The Standard Focal Length On All Lenses

Shutter Speeds
30 Seconds To 1/8000Th Of A Second

Continuous Shooting / Burst Rate
5 Fps

Shutter Lag
65 Milliseconds

Flash
Built-In: Auto Pop-Up E-Ttl Ii Autoflash (Retractable)
Pc Terminal
Hotshoe
Compatible With: Ex Series Speedlites

White Balance
Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Flash, Custom

Lcd
1.8 Inch, 118,000 Pixel Tft Color Display

File Types
Raw
Raw + Jpeg
Jpeg

Storage Media
Compactflash Type I Or Ii And Microdrive Compatible

Power Supply
One Battery Pack (Model #’S Bp-511A/Bp-511/Bp-512/Bp-514)
Ac Adapter (Optional)

Computer Connectivity
Usb Or Card Reader

Software
Canon’S Digital Photo Professional

Operating System Requirements
Windows: 98, 98Se, Me, 2000, Xp
Mac: Os 9.0, 9.2, 10.0, 10.1, 10.2

Dimensions (W X H X D)
5.7 X 4.2 X 2.8 Inches
144 X 105.5 X 71.5 Mm

Weight
24.2 Oz.
685G

Other Features
The Eos 20D Has A Shutter With A Top Speed Of 1/8000 Sec., User-Settable In 1/3 And 1/2 Stop Increments (In Shutter Speed Priority Ae And Manual Modes) And A Maximum Flash Synchronization Speed Of 1/250 Sec. First Or Second Curtain Flash Sync Is Possible. The Shutter’S Aps-C Configuration Allows A Reduction In The Size Of The Unit, Smaller Shutter Blades With Lower Inertial Mass, And Shorter Travel Distance. Stronger Magnets Are Used For Each Shutter Curtain, Permitting Better Control Of The Blades. A Semiconductor Switch Replaces The Traditional Sync Contacts, Ending Scorching And Frictional Wear While At The Same Time Increasing The Limit For Trigger Circuit Voltage To 250V. The Result Of These Changes Is A More Rugged And Reliable Shutter Unit With Substantially Improved Performance.