The Canon EOS 7D has its frustrations, but this DSLR is an exceptional production tool. By Jay Holben I take great pains with my reviews to be as thorough as possible to consider all the angles and to put the tools through real practical testing.

Upgrading from the Rebel xti to the 7D is a remarkable difference. The battery life is amazing. Super sharp pictures and the layout is fantastic!!!

Easy To Use; Fast Shutter Speed; Good Image Quality

Noisy At High ISO

If you expect a huge difference in overall image quality between the EOS 40D, EOS 50D and EOS 7D, you'd probably be somewhat disappointed, but that's not what the EOS 7D is really about. In terms of ergonomics and features, the 7D is clearly ahead of the other EOS crop sensor cameras.

I have been using my 1D Mark II N since getting it having graduated from my Canon 20D. I wanted the 8.5 fps and the full features of the 1D series and was amazed at the quality of pictures it produced, even at only 8mp. The 7D has many of the features of my 1D and then some...

Very easy to set up if you have worked with Canon D series cameras before

Shows flaws in all but the best glass

Upgrade from my Canon Rebel T1i. I love, love, love this camera. The high ISO and fast shutter speed are amazing. I'll never be a pro but the 7D inspires me to keep trying.

I went back and forth between the 7d and the mark 5D3 and for the money I save I went with on of canons best lens. I love it great camera amazing color and low light pictures I love it very happy/

the conon 7D digital camera captures pictures so wonderfully that its like its a portrait. You can use it foor memorable moments, happy, sad, or just about any moments. it pictures everything so great and makes it look like your there, its as if your staring through a window.

A firm and well built camera with a range of features for those keen photographers with a range of experience and knowledge. It allows someone to build up their talent with the camera, has a great specification range which allows users to self teach.

Good battery life; Quiet; Nice features/settings; Quick Start-up time; Excellent image quality; Superior build quality

Heavy/Bulky

Overall, the Canon 7D should be considered, pound for pound and value for money, one of the best DSLR's on the market. Combining such a high-resolution with a frame-rate action photographers would die for, all without compromising its low-light performance, to any noticeable degree, is a major...

The camera was set at 250 ISO, set to "Program", had a genuine external Canon flash, auto focus, and set to the largest file size. out of 65 portraits none of the pictures were sharp, some were quite blurry. Most the pictures were noisy. The colours were average at best, the exposure was OK.