Canon is always striving to educate its customers through their Digital Learning Center, offering a variety of free and pay-to-play tools to help users get the best out of their Canon products. These come in the form of online articles, workshops and classes. Today they’ve added some resources for EOS-1D X users, including a Walkthrough by Scott Kelby that explains the new features of the recent 2.0 firmware update. They’ve also added a mobile-friendly guide book in .PDF format for those of you who are on-the-go.
See the official statement from Canon below for more details.
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The Canon Digital Learning Center Provides the Tools Needed to Master the EOS-1D X’s AF System To help users understand the features of the firmware 2.0 update for  EOS-1D X Firmware 2.0 Features Walkthrough with Scott Kelby: In this series, he discusses:  Mobile-friendly Guidebook: EOS 5D Mark III users may find this resource useful as well, as it To learn more about the EOS-1D X AF guidebook, visit:
the EOS-1D X AF System, the Canon Digital Learning Center offers two
resources that demonstrate how to make the most out of these upgrades.
In this three-part video series, Scott Kelby shows users how the
firmware upgrade features can apply to real life shooting scenarios.
Shooters will learn: Â
multiple tasks to switch shooting modes, and how to manage AF points and
exposure options. In this series, he discusses:
multiple tasks to switch shooting modes. He also shows how to manage AF
points and exposure options in the camera.
multiple tasks to switch shooting modes. He also shows how to manage AF
points and exposure options in the camera.
Available as an instant download, The Canon Digital Learning Center has
issued a free mobile-friendly guidebook to help users on-the-go master
the high-performance AF features of their EOS-1D X Digital camera.
Designed to help users capture their perfect moment, the guidebook
provides an overview of the new AF features and changes introduced with
the camera firmware version 2.0.
shares the same 61-Point AF System, and many of the same AF features as
the EOS-1D X camera.
http://www.dlc.wip.cusa.canon.com/resources/articles/2012/1dx_guidebook.shtml
To download the mobile-friendly version, visit: http://downloads.canon.com/CDLC/EOS-1D_X_AF_Guide_for_Smartphones.pdf
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