The Canon EOS 7D digital SLR is designed for users who want fast shooting performance. That means sports photographers, nature photographers, and basically anyone who needs to freeze-frame a fast-moving subject.

Generally a stunning camera, but needs to be used on RAW to make full use of the excellent CMOS chip, as the JPEGs can be unreliable

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

I have had my EOS 7D for around 12 months now and have finally got everything set up to how I want it,all in all a superb piece of equipment that has never let me down in any way,after deciding upon this against a D800 I'm glad to say I personally have made the right choice,and am not in looking to...

I know that the 70D is now on the market and Canon made some improvements; however, I have been using this camera for several years and it continues to perform perfectly. With 18 MP the 7D is still at the higher end of the range for DSLR's, the 8FPS rate is respectable (the new 70D does 7FPS) and it...

Canon's EOS 7D digital SLR is designed for users who want fast shooting performance. That means sports photographers, nature photographers, and basically anyone who needs to freeze-frame a fast-moving subject.

Fast burst mode; solid body; versatile focusing modes; very good high ISO performance

Focusing wasn't always accurate; could use more accessible focus controls

Maybe you're tired of using a crappy point-and-shoot. Or, maybe you feel like you've outgrown your awesome, yet dated, PowerShot G9. Maybe you're just looking to strap up a full-featured DSLR. Canon's newest 7D is the way to go. There's no maybe about it.

Solid build and weatherproofing with pro-style feel in hand; Frame rate is sport-shooter ready; Wireless control of external Speedlite flashes; 8 frames per second in RAW makes us swoon

Noisy pop-up flash motor; Quick-control dial on the back of the camera takes more effort to turn than previous Canon models; Auto white balance in artificial light is bronze-medal worthy at best

Good reviewers are nitpicks. And it is this quality that makes us the darling of our readers, and a thorn for manufacturers, whose seemingly perfect products we take apart, and come up with a list of imperfections. As a reviewer, one must school oneself be as objective as possible, eliminating bias.

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...

It is best in camera quality pictures and look. but its noise level is high. apart from this all thing are good. its look is good, easy to handle and easy to care. battery backup is also good and its zoom is perfect.

its camera pic quality

noise level

Good Points: Great image quality and user friendly interface. Camera and lens combination feel well balanced in the hand. Very useful focal length range equivalent to 24mm-136mm on this body. Lens image stabilisation performs very well. Great battery life and very fast auto-focusing.