The CFAST interface enables it to read and write to CFAST2.0 media at very high speeds (>500MB/sec). The EOS-1D X Mark II is compatible with CFAST2.0 memory cards. The continuous shooting speed has been increased from 12 fps to 14 fps (or 14 fps to 16 fps without AF shooting JPEGs).
The second iteration of the “X” family features a 20.8 Mega-pixel full-frame sensor. In February 2016, Canon announced the much-anticipated successor to the EOS-1D X, the EOS-1D X Mark II. Five years later, the EOS-1D X remains the camera of choice for myself and many other working professionals specializing in such disciplines as wildlife, sports, action and photo journalism. In my review of the EOS-1D X, I found it great for photographing birds in flight (BIF). The EOS-1D X set the standard for both AF and high ISO performance for Canon users. With the introduction of the EOS-1D X in 2011, Canon moved from the 16 Mega-pixel APS-H (~1.3X crop) sensor in the EOS-1D Mark IV to a 18 Mega-pixel full-frame sensor in the EOS-1D X while delivering 12 fps RAW continuous shooting speed.
The EOS-1D series is at the pinnacle of the still cameras within the Canon brand, it is the workhorse of many professionals that gets the job done, day in and day out no matter what the conditions are.
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