Aiming to promote efficiency in business workplaces all over the country, Canon Marketing (Philippines), Inc. partners with MSI-ECS, one of the country’s leading ICT Distributors. With its extensive channel reach, MSI-ECS will make it easier for businesses to improve efficiency in their working environment by adding Canon products in their distributions list. image RUNNER 1024, a hassle free entry-level A4 copier designed to meet small business office needs and image RUNNER 2002, an A3 copier which comes packed with a unique array of features including Remote Scanning, ID Card Copy and image combination, will be the banner models under the partnership. Both known for providing the best solutions for personal and business needs, Canon and MSI-ECS will team up to offer small and big enterprises everything they need to optimize their capabilities.

Canon has been in the forefront of maximizing efficiency and improving the workflow of tasks by offering multifunction printers with cutting edge technology. Its products are designed not only to cater to workplace tasks—printing, copying, scanning, and faxing, they are also built to cover these tasks faster and better. Canon copiers also produce more while consuming less as compared to counterparts from other brands. They are also built to run on lower operating and maintenance costs. To further the reach of its copiers, Canon taps MSI-ECS. Being one of the leading ICT solutions providers in the country today, MSI-ECS has a solid track record in products distributions. It also has a very formidable channel reach spanning across the country with its head office catering to the greater manila area and provincial units strategically located in Cebu and Davao.

The Canon EOS-1D X is the latest in the company’s professional range of DSLRs. Its job is to replace both the sports-orientated 1D series and the high-resolution, studio-focused 1DS range of cameras. As is usual for upgrades in this class of camera, the changes are incremental and subtle but aim to raise the bar of what is possible.

The biggest specification change to the 1D X is its new sensor – an 18MP full-frame CMOS chip capable of shooting at 12 frames per second. This represents a big change over the 1D Mk IV (it represents a move away from the smaller APS-H format that Canon has previously used in its sports cameras), and a decrease in pixel count compared to the 1DS series. However, as Rick Berk, Technical Specialist in Canon USA’s Pro Engineering and Solutions Division says: ‘there’s more to image quality than just resolution.’

There’s a couple of things that we consider when we think about IQ: number one on this sensor is noise. It’s clear the noise level is better than in the 1D Mk IV or the 1DS III. The pixel size is larger than in the 1DS III or 5D Mark II (6.95 microns, versus 6.4) and the difference is even more striking compared to the 5.7 micron pixels in the 1D Mark IV. That helps us in terms of light capturing ability and increases the signal to noise ratio. In turn, that does nothing but help the dynamic range of the camera.

Source: dpreview.com