Safeguard the LCD monitor of your Canon EOS-1D X, 1D X Mark II, or 1D X Mark III digital camera with this thin plastic Film Screen Protector from Vello. It keeps the camera's LCD screen free of dirt, scratches, sweat, and smears, while also reducing reflections for better visibility in bright light. The film easily adheres to the screen without trapping air bubbles, and if removed, won't leave a sticky residue behind. Additionally, it enables touchscreen operation, so your display is protected with no loss of functionality. As a bonus, the supplied microfiber cloth allows you to clean the protector, leaving it perfectly clear and invisible.

Adhesive Leaves No Sticky Residue    Thin Plastic Film    Safeguards Display & Reduces Reflections    Enables Touchscreen Operation    Microfiber Cloth Included

Canon:
• EOS-1D X
• EOS-1D X Mark II
• EOS-1D X Mark III

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could it be possible for Canon in the future to release firmware so auto focus works when you shoot in 5.5K? Or does the auto focus not work in 5.5K because of the hardware? Why doesn't auto focus work in 5.5K?

A: You may want to contact Canon for your inquiry. 800-828-4040.

Q: 2. 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: 3. 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: 4. Will the combination of this camera with the Speedlite Transmitter ST-E3-RT (Ver. 2) and the Speedlite EL-1 flash allow shooting in the camera’s Manual mode or am I limited to Program mode?

A: You are not limited to Program mode when shooting with this combination.

Q: 5. Now that this DSLR was released, how bad (or good) is the "rolling shutter" / "jello effect" at 4K in both, crop and uncropped modes? Because so far Canon DSLRs have noticeable bad or very bad rolling shutter at 4K. (Not that bad at FullHD, which is usually LOT better managed). Thanks!

A: The sensor has a new low pass filter that is said to not only reduces moire but gives an "improved sense of resolution," according to Canon. It also has faster readout speeds to improve continuous shooting and reduce the rolling shutter effect in photos and video.

Q: 6. Will I be able to use my EF lens on the 1 D X Mark III or only the new RF lenses?

A: Yes, this camera uses EF lenses. It will not work with RF lenses.

Q: 7. Megapixels?

A: The 1DX Mark III has a 20.1 MP full frame sensor.

Q: 8. can we use dpaf in 4k?

A: Auto Focus is not available at 59.94 (NTSC) and 50.00 (PAL) frame rates for RAW video, and 4K video. However AF is possible with cropped DCI 4K at 60p/50p. Auto Focus will also be possible with 4K up to 30 fps.

Q: 9. What video formats will this camera output in 4K? Hopefully not motion jpeg like the 5D MK IV.

A: This camera will offer Raw12-Bit 5.5K along with H.264 and H.265 formats for up to 4K.

Q: 10. Does the 1 D X Mark III have image stabilization?

A: It only offers electronic stabilization with a crop for video mode. It does not have mechanical 5 axis stabilization in body.