Canon
Canon 3829C002 EOS-1D X Mark III DSLR Camera Bundle Renewed
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The Canon 1D X Mark III brings 20 fps live-view bursts, 4K60 10-bit internal recording, and 191-point deep learning AF to every demanding shoot — renewed and ready to deploy at the highest level.
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Overview
Key Features
Bundle Includes: 1 x Canon EOS-1D X Mark III DSLR Camera (Body Only), 1 x Sony 128GB CFexpress Type B TOUGH Memory Card , 1 x Camera Bag, 1 x 12 inch Flexible Tripod, 1 x Hand Strap, 1 x Memory Card Wallet, 1 x Cleaning Kit
Built for speed, sensitivity, and precision, the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III is a powerful DSLR designed for sports, wildlife, and other trying and dynamic imaging applications. Designed as the flagship of the EOS system, the 1D X Mark III is characterized by its refined processing capabilities and distinct speed to suit both photo and video applications. Featuring a newly designed 20.1MP full-frame CMOS sensor and updated DIGIC X image processor
This camera is capable of continuous shooting rates up to 16 fps with the optical viewfinder or 20 fps in live view, with a 1000-shot buffer when shooting raw+JPEG. Complementing this speed is an impressive native sensitivity range from ISO 100-102400, that can be expanded to ISO 50-819200, to suit working in a variety of lighting conditions. Also benefitting the speed is the EOS iTR AF X autofocus system, which uses 191 points for quickly and accurately acquiring focus.
It also enables Face Tracking and Head Detection AF functions, which use Deep Learning Technology, to maintain critical focus on moving subjects. Additionally, when working in live view, Dual Pixel CMOS AF uses 3869 manually selectable points and provides a smooth, natural focusing quality akin to the way a camcorder acquires focus. In addition to high performance stills shooting, the 1D X Mark III is also highly competent for video, with the ability to record DCI 4K.
20.1MP Full-Frame CMOS Sensor - DIGIC X Image Processor - EOS iTR AF X 191-Point AF System - Dual Pixel CMOS AF, 525 Selectable Areas - Up to 20 fps Shooting, ISO 100-102400 - 4K60 10-Bit 4:2:2 Internal Recording - Canon Log and 5.5K Raw Video Support - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS - Dual CFexpress Memory Card Slots
Specifications
Brand
Canon
Model
EOS-1D X Mark III (3829C002)
Sensor
20.1MP Full-Frame CMOS
Processor
DIGIC X
AF System (OVF)
EOS iTR AF X, 191-point
AF System (Live View)
Dual Pixel CMOS AF, 3,869 selectable areas
Continuous Shooting
Up to 16 fps (OVF) / 20 fps (Live View)
Buffer
1,000 shots (RAW+JPEG)
ISO Range
100–102400 (expandable 50–819200)
Video
DCI 4K60, 10-bit 4:2:2 internal; Canon Log; 5.5K RAW
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS
Memory Slots
Dual CFexpress Type B
Condition
Renewed
Bundle Includes
128GB Sony CFexpress Type B TOUGH Card, Camera Bag, Flexible Tripod, Hand Strap, Memory Card Wallet, Cleaning Kit
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- The 20 fps live view capture rate with 1000-shot RAW+JPEG buffer eliminates the hesitation and buffer-induced gaps that cost photographers decisive moments in fast-breaking sporting action.
- 20 fps live-view continuous shooting with a 1,000-shot raw+JPEG buffer eliminates burst limitations in sports and wildlife sequences
- 191-point EOS iTR AF X with Deep Learning Face and Head Detection maintains reliable focus lock on fast, erratic subjects across long burst runs
- EOS iTR AF X with Deep Learning face and head detection maintains lock on athletes or wildlife moving through crowds and complex backgrounds where older contrast-detect systems would lose the subject entirely.
- Native ISO 102400 sensitivity on a 20.1MP full-frame sensor delivers usable, publishable images in the near-dark stadium, wildlife-at-dusk, or indoor arena conditions that stop other cameras.
- 4K60 10-bit 4:2:2 internal recording with Canon Log and 5.5K RAW output makes this a genuine dual-use professional stills and video platform
- Native ISO 100–102400 (expandable to ISO 819200) provides shooting latitude in low-light conditions that most cameras in its segment cannot approach
- Internal 4K60 10-bit 4:2:2 recording with Canon Log provides broadcast and editorial color grading headroom without the workflow complexity of an external recorder.
- The professional-grade weather sealing performs reliably across rain, dust, and temperature extremes that outdoor sports and wildlife photography routinely deliver across a full season.
- Dual CFexpress card slots with an included 128GB TOUGH card deliver the throughput and redundancy professional image workflows demand
👎 Cons
- At flagship pricing, the 1D X Mark III is a capital equipment investment with a cost-per-image that only justifies itself for photographers whose professional output directly depends on its specific speed and sensitivity capabilities.
- Renewed condition means the camera's prior shutter actuation count and operational history are unknown — request documentation or verify early within the return period
- The 1D X Mark III body is large, heavy, and purpose-built for professional sports work — it is not a camera you travel light with for all-day street or documentary shooting
- The 20.1MP resolution, while excellent in quality, delivers smaller file sizes and less crop flexibility than high-resolution alternatives — photographers requiring significant post-crop for wildlife or editorial tight framing will find the pixel count limiting.
- Dual CFexpress Type B slots mean the original CFcompact and CF media from previous 1D-series bodies are not compatible — existing card inventory requires replacement at meaningful cost.
- Dual CFexpress Type B slots provide no SD card fallback, and CFexpress cards carry a significant per-gigabyte cost premium over SD
- DCI 4K60 10-bit recording generates very large files that require fast storage infrastructure and substantial post-production processing resources
- The camera's mass and magnesium alloy construction add shooting fatigue during extended handheld sessions, particularly for photographers coming from lighter mirrorless systems.
- As a renewed bundle, the body's shutter actuations are unknown unless specifically disclosed — a critical variable for a high-cycle-rate camera whose mechanical shutter is rated for a finite number of exposures.
- The included flexible tripod is a basic kit accessory — not a substitute for professional support equipment in any serious shooting application
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the practical difference between the 16 fps viewfinder shooting and 20 fps live view mode on the 1D X Mark III?
Through the optical viewfinder, 191-point iTR AF X tracks subjects at 16 fps using phase detection — fast, reliable, and appropriate for unpredictable subject movement like athletes and wildlife. At 20 fps in live view, Dual Pixel CMOS AF takes over with 3869 selectable points and Deep Learning subject recognition, delivering smoother, more intelligent tracking of faces and heads at the cost of the optical viewfinder experience.
What is the continuous shooting speed and buffer capacity of the 1D X Mark III?
The camera shoots up to 16 fps with the optical viewfinder and up to 20 fps in live view, with a 1,000-shot raw+JPEG buffer at full speed. In practical terms, this buffer depth means you can sustain a burst through virtually any sporting or wildlife sequence without hitting a wall.
What autofocus system does the 1D X Mark III use, and how does it track moving subjects?
The camera uses the EOS iTR AF X system with 191 AF points for viewfinder shooting, complemented by Dual Pixel CMOS AF with 3,869 selectable points in live view. Both systems incorporate Deep Learning for Face Tracking and Head Detection AF, which locks onto and maintains focus on erratically moving subjects across burst sequences.
The spec sheet lists ISO 100-102400 expandable to ISO 50-819200 — what does the expanded range mean in practice?
Expanded ISO values at the high end (above 102400) are provided for situations where any image is better than none — noise levels at ISO 819200 are extreme and the results are not photojournalism-grade. The native 100-102400 range is what Canon has validated for reliable professional output; at ISO 25600-51200 the 1D X Mark III produces usable, publishable images that would have required controlled studio lighting in an earlier generation.
Does the Dual CFexpress memory card configuration provide a speed or redundancy advantage, and is the included 128GB Sony CFexpress compatible?
The dual CFexpress slots support both simultaneous recording to two cards (for in-camera backup redundancy) and overflow recording where the second card continues when the first fills. The included 128GB Sony CFexpress Type B TOUGH is fully compatible and fast enough to sustain the 1D X Mark III's 1000-shot RAW+JPEG buffer without inducing write bottlenecks.
What are the video specifications of the 1D X Mark III?
The camera records DCI 4K at up to 60fps internally in 10-bit 4:2:2 with Canon Log support, and offers 5.5K RAW video output. These specs make the 1D X Mark III a credible professional video platform — not just a stills camera with a video mode bolted on.
What memory card format does this camera use, and is the included card adequate?
The 1D X Mark III uses dual CFexpress Type B card slots — a format with read/write speeds that match the camera's burst buffer and 4K60 RAW video throughput requirements. The included 128GB Sony CFexpress Type B TOUGH card is a strong starting point for immediate shooting.
What is the minimum shutter speed the 1D X Mark III's body-level weather sealing can handle in rain?
The 1D X Mark III is Canon's most extensively weather-sealed production camera — it is designed for professional use in rain, dust, and mud at sporting events and in the field. Canon does not publish a rated IP class, but the sealing level is consistent with prolonged exposure to heavy rain during outdoor events. It is used in professional sports photography in conditions that would disable lesser bodies.
Can the 1D X Mark III record 4K60 internally, and does it require external recording for the highest-quality video output?
Yes — 4K60 is recorded internally at 10-bit 4:2:2, which is broadcast-quality color data without requiring an external recorder. Canon Log is available for maximum dynamic range in post, and 5.5K RAW video output over HDMI to a compatible recorder extends capability further for cinema-level capture.
Is this a new camera body or a renewed unit?
This is a professionally renewed bundle. The camera body carries the same 20.1MP full-frame CMOS sensor, DIGIC X processor, and full feature set as the original production unit, inspected and restored before resale. Verifying shutter actuation count early in your ownership period is advisable.
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