Canon EOS 7D + 18-135/3.5-5.6 IS
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16 years ago
Canon EOS 7D DSLR camera review
Well made, quickly intuitive to use, fleet-of-foot across most performance measures and able to produce stunning results, even at high sensitivity settings, all means the Canon EOS 7D is both a cleverly realised combination of professional specification and semi-professional pricing.
Pros:
- Build
- image quality
- viewfinder
- performance and speed
- AF
- flash control
- HD video
- ergonomics
- LCD
Cons:
- Looks pricey
- purple fringing on some high contrast shots with 18-135mm kit lens
16 years ago
Canon EOS 7D review Review
The pro-orientated, 18-megapixel EOS 7D digital SLR has a couple of minor flaws, but they're far outweighed by all the positives. Offering tank-like build quality, class-leading resolution, excellent high-ISO performance and brilliant continuous-shooting speeds, it's a fantastic camera
Pros:
- Hard-as-nails build quality
- Ergonomic design
- Impressive 8-frames-per-second shooting
- Records 1080p movies
- Good high-ISO performance
Cons:
- Mediocre detail from kit lens and JPEG processing
- Occasional exposure howlers
16 years ago
Canon EOS 7D Digital SLR Review
The Canon EOS 7D is aimed at top-end enthusiasts and professional photographers and has an impressive features list
Pros:
- Excellent autofocus system
- Exposure system
- Fast continuous shooting mode
- Big buffer
- Raw/Jpeg button
- Movie mode
- Quick control idea
- Battery life
- Solid body
Cons:
- White-balance performance average
- Placement of on/off switch
- Bigger AF-ON button would be nice
16 years ago
Canon EOS 7D
The Canon EOS 7D is Canon's top of the range APS-C camera. Below it sit the compact forms of the EOS 1100D , EOS 600D and EOS 60D and above it the full-frame glory of the £200 more expensive EOS 5D MKII .
Pros:
- Build quality
- Video footage
- Continuous shooting mode
- High-ISO image quality
- Great viewfinder
Cons:
- Hard on memory cards
- Unimpressive kit lens
15 years ago
Definitely my favourite
By Lee Ann Cantrell
Pros:
- Large megapixel Handles noise well Feels so...
Cons:
- Still have to find...
14 years ago
The big difference between the 5D MKII and the 7D is inside. The 5D MKII is the cheapest of Canon's line-up to offer a full-frame sensor – the 7D has approximately the same size image sensor as cameras such as the 600D, Nikon D5100 or Sony Alpha 77
13 years ago
Great DSLR for extreme user...
great cameras...i have using this Canon 7D through the lake *fell into the lake with canon 28-105 f3.5-4.5* after keep it inside the Drybox..its back to action after 1 day of full treatment inside Drybox....hv been into heavy rain to take Landslide on the hills...
Pros:
- great cameras...i have using this Canon 7D through the lake *fell into the lake with canon 28-105 f3.5-4.5* after keep it inside the Drybox..its back to action after 1 day of full treatment inside Drybox....hv been into heavy rain to take Landslide on the hills...
Cons:
- Redish Color tone on picture...
- scroll to change the aperture were the only one that dint work after the extreme test on this DSLR..
16 years ago
Canon EOS 7D
Canon's EOS 7D is the company's latest semi-pro DSLR, featuring 18 Megapixels, HD video and 8fps continuous shooting. Announced in September 2009, it represents a new product category for Canon, positioned between the existing EOS 50D and EOS 5D Mark II models.
Pros:
- Tough build and superb ergonomics
- Zonable 19-point AF and 8fps burst shooting
- Big viewfinder with graphics.
Cons:
- Basic 3-frame exposure bracketing
- Single card slot versus dual on D300s
- Flash flickers for AF illumination
- Image quality surpassed by 5D Mark II
16 years ago
Canon EOS 7D Review: Canon's Latest Camera Breaks New Ground in Canon DSLR Line
Canon's new camera is aimed at pros and serious amateurs. The Canon EOS 7D camera defines a new category for Canon not quite fitting in any of the camera maker's existing lines of cameras.
16 years ago
Canon 7D – Review – 33
Tim Grey loves Canon's new dSLR but hankers after a full-frame sensor You'd need about eight frames per second to capture the rate of camera development. When you're choosing a new kit, you've either got to steel yourself for your new camera's almost instantaneous obsolescence, or be prepared to...
Pros:
- Superfast 8 frames per second shooting
- Spiffy new AF system
- Sterling HD video capabilities
- Impressive ISO performance
Cons:
- 1.6x magnification via crop sensor
- Weird placement of AF button
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