Still have to find some!

Large megapixel Handles noise well Feels so comfortable in your hands Perfect match with a 70; 200mm lens

Still have to find some

By Lee Ann Cantrell

I've had this camera for a month now after having the 30D for the past 3 years and using a 5DMk2 for a few months. This camera is a perfect blend of the x0D series and xD series of cameras. If it were a full frame camera, it would definitely be a pro grade camera.

Great picture and video quality; Build Quality is superb; Autofocusing; Great low-light performance at high ISO; Battery Life

No dual CF slots; No 1D-level weather sealing; Incandescent WB preset still not close enough

I loved my 7D straight away, pictures where quality, design was beautiful, and if fits very beautifully in your hand. I was very satisfied with the video quality and the artistic shots you can get with this camera are untouchable from 99% of the camcorders out there. Life was great..

Water Resistent; FAST burst speed; Fits very nicely in the hand

Little heavy for petite users

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Very solidly built and nicely weather sealed; Very ergonomically positioned buttons and dials that are highly configurable; Highly intuitive interface and lots of customisable options; Fast; reliable AF system; Capable of excellent quality results across the board; and in a variety of shooting...

ISO 6400 performance will not satisfy those used to full frames; Metering has issues with incandescent lighting; especially yellow lighting; though all dSLRs goof up here; and the 7D is better than many; Loss in finer detail and smearing of textures when shooting red subjects; particularly darker...

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