Review on Discontinued Canon EOS 7D Digital SLR 📷 Camera Body Only with 18 MP CMOS Sensor by Bima ᠌

Feelings are strange. Some freak who snatched the best from good parents and the worst from bad uncles. Such a number of megapixels on a cropped matrix is ​​not comparable to studio shooting. I don’t know if reporters will use it in their work, because. too ambiguous feelings left from working with this camera. Pros: The viewfinder is very bright and covers the entire frame. Very comfortably. The device itself is very fast. But this rate of fire is only possible with the mirror up. The buffer size leaves much to be desired - 15 frames for ravs, i. E. - after two seconds it shuts up tightly. The high-speed shooting mode can only be adequately used when saving in jpg, which is not good. Pleased with zonal focusing - sometimes it can come in handy. A biaxial electronic level is also quite a convenient thing. The housing with dust and moisture protection is a definite plus. The built-in transmitter for flashes is a very big plus - the need for availability has long been overdue. Has some cons 1) The matrix is ​​incredibly noisy. The megapixels pushed onto the unfortunate crop added resolution but stole the colors. And added noise. At 400 - quite noticeable, and noticeably inconvenient at 800. The declared range of 12800 is for matketing, at ISO over 1600 there is colored porridge. Subjectively, the camera noise is worse than 50D. 12 800 2) Bracketing remained 3 frames, it's not clear - what prevented you from doing the same five? 3) They pushed the video - it is not clear why and for whom. 4) Weak battery. Claimed for 800 shots, but actually around 650.