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Revainrating 5 out of 5

A valuable purchase, some advantages!

I took a new camera, from the store, everything works fine, some scared me, they say don’t take kenon, don’t take it. And what to take? Chinese Nikon? F then go bankrupt on lenses? Nope. Maybe Nikon DSLRs are good, but Kenon lenses are cheaper and better. I mean the L series of lenses. I am very pleased with the camera - you get it and don’t worry about the casters, the working ISO is 800, well, sometimes 1000, when with an external flash it’s 200-400. A good choice for photojournalists…

Pros
  • For a very long time I chose between him and the 60th, but I chose him and why: 1. Construction-monolith of metal, minimum of plastic. 22022 megapixels, many autofocus points, shutter speed, tactile sensations. Buttons are located very conveniently, no need to stretch, everything is at hand. 3.2 processors. 4. Not expensive, not cheap, average price, but still could be cheaper. 5. Kropp. Without a telephoto, getting to distant objects is easier than on ff. 6. Compatibility with all lenses. 7. Soft shutter, 100% viewfinder coverage. 8. Good reputation among professional photographers.
Cons
  • Well, to begin with, I didn’t quite understand all these bells and whistles with focus points. On auto (when they themselves select the closest objects, these objects turn out to be very sharp, and the rest is like a fog even on an open aperture.) I choose one focus point -everything is fine! He loves high-class glass L very much. Without them, he refuses to create masterpieces) The joystick, it seems to me, is a little fragile, I don’t know, maybe I’m wrong. But greedy people could also make it metal. Flash-miscarriage, which is useless in such a camera! You didn’t need to insert it here, when you touch the case it’s cold, but you run your hand over the flash, you still feel plastic . The rate of fire of this camera is certainly impressive, but still the frames are blurry. The charger is not convenient! They could have made an outlet for the cord. No SD card slot

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am very happy with this purchase, I will advise everyone!

It was my first DSLR, with which I switched to FF, and it fully justified itself as a reportage camera for every day. The focusing system of this device is very fancy, compared to the tenth and hundredth series, as well as the affordable 5D mark II. The device is well suited for shooting sports events, moving people, animals, running children are well caught in the frame. Due to the fact that this is a crop, a larger number of inexpensive lenses are available here, allowing you to assemble the

Pros
  • Good autofocus with many settings, back focus correction in the carcass, outstanding continuous shooting, CF slot. Protection against dust and moisture. Video Capability.
Cons
  • Old matrix, crop

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Everything in the purchase suits, a very necessary product.

I had to change my religion. I was a Nikonist and followed Father NIKON, but now I have become a Canonist - I will begin to live according to the CANONs)) For a long time I endured the soapiness of my Nikon d7000 . I tested it, adjusted it . last week I took it for sale, since it had already been sold on ebay for 2 months and never sold. I was going to buy a replacement for him . I watched almost the entire Nikon lineup in the budget semi-professional segment - d90, 7100, 600, 610. I shot at

Pros
  • - Noises up to ISO1600 are easily removed and not noticeable, 3200 - 6400 after processing, a little noise will be visible. Compared to my previous Nikon d7000 camera, it's just wonderful)) - The camera withstood the pouring rain (from 8 am to 5 pm) - only at the end the mirror began to fog up. Compared to Nikon d7000 - 15 minutes in light rain fogged up the mirror, even if the camera was hidden in a jacket - which deprived me of the opportunity to shoot for about an hour.
Cons
  • - Color - lies a little, but is easily corrected by a shift towards green (up) and blue (left) by 1 cell - Inconvenient joystick for selecting the autofocus point (compared to Nikon)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am very happy with this purchase, I will advise everyone!

The camera is very fond of low ISO, opening the aperture to the maximum, which spoils some group shots (the back row of people is blurry). The camera on full automatic would rather turn on the flash than raise the ISO above 400. The CA mode (almost automatic) helps out. There is a flash in the camera body. On the one hand - extra weight and extra money. I have an extra flash, it weighs half a kilo. As a result, even with a fix, the camera is not a camera, but a dumbbell . So I rarely take…

Pros
  • Tenacious autofocus; not buggy; one moment - ready to take a picture; the second screen is great to save power, the master of low power consumption; never failed; the camera is the master of rate of fire.
Cons
  • You can't make it so that when shooting with a timer, the camera takes N-th number of frames (as in G10). It's heavy, weighs about 900g without a lens .

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is top notch and I recommend the product for purchase.

I have been using the camera for 2 years. During this time, there was not a single failure. Of the advantages, a good autofocus system should be noted (it catches well, and there are many points). Both photos and videos are top notch. In low light, it sometimes blurs the focus, but this largely depends on the optics (it is much more common with budget models than with Elks). Not cheap, of course, but not too expensive either. Recommended for beginners.

Pros
  • 1. Housing 2. Ergonomics 3. Rate of fire 4. Energy intensity 5. Focus system 6. Ability to lock the exposure when shooting with an external flash
Cons
  • 1. Sometimes blurs focus in low light 2. Overheating when shooting video

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Everything in the purchase suits, a very necessary product.

The device is definitely worth the money. The choice was between 60D and 7D, respectively. Everything was finally decided when I took it in my hands . As for the reviews for his poor video shooting, I say right away - nonsense. Firstly, this is not a video camera, but a camera. Secondly, even for a camera, video in HD 60fps is not bad enough. For those who have arms growing from the lumbar back, there is a "fully automatic mode" button, which of course is not ideal, but to the level of an…

Pros
  • Very easy to handle, in the hand lies as if born with it. Functionality at the professional level, for the price of an amateur camera!
Cons
  • A little heavy, but what can I say, there are normal brains.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

I'm not completely satisfied with the product.

I have been shooting with DSLRs for 8 years already (there were 350, 400, 500D 30, 40, 50D) - i. E. there is something to compare in a similar segment. Appeared in comparison with the past: on the one hand, it is convenient to add a focusing mode by a point with additional points around (I don’t use 19-point ones - it’s slow for reporting, and it’s not always necessary to focus on the nearest object). It often helps, but in 30-40 percent of cases, the auxiliary point "catches" the distant…

Pros
  • who needs to stretch the picture - a large number of megapixels :) - the ability to control wireless flash (finally thought of it!) - there are more focus points - now there is plenty to choose from.
Cons
  • - as written in the instructions - in low light, a "slight" decrease in shooting speed sometimes results in 4 frames instead of the declared 8 when shooting with flash (the problem is 100% in the camera. The service said it's normal. Not a single previous model has such a thing allowed) - at least my camera measures the exposure disgustingly. Even in the matrix mode, when the point at which autofocus was achieved hits something dark or light, no corrections help, and besides, they cannot be predicted - i. E. in fact, the exposure is measured as a point. Center-weighted metering doesn't help either. Several adjacent frames in continuous shooting turn out to be different (and the correct exposure is at best in one of 3 or 5 frames. When shooting in a dark room, in the snow, people in black or white clothes, you have to turn the exposure adjustments all the time and do a bunch of takes until you get into exposure). The 40 and 50D had matrix metering much more reasonable. I have observed the same problem in several people with 7-kami. - as in the 500D - the lack of economical video.

When buying a choice between five and seven. The purpose for which the device will be used was discussed with the seller beforehand. Among my tasks is shooting fast-moving objects. As an example - an air show, motorsport. For this, 1 - autofocus accuracy, 2 - "rate of fire" of continuous shooting are important. A simple test was carried out. Two 7D and 5D Mark II cameras with identical EF 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM lenses. The object of shooting is a bird at a distance of about 4 meters. The bird…

Pros
  • The camera was purchased for specific purposes, so I consider the speed and accuracy of focusing, the "rate of fire" of continuous shooting to be important for me.
Cons
  • Video footage is still raw. For the most part, it's not needed. More like a bonus.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Perfect purchase for me, exactly what I was looking for!

An excellent camera for those who know why he needs it. Of course, if you're a hobbyist who shoots static subjects 2 weeks a year on vacation, you won't notice any difference to the cheaper Canons since the 500D. In the end, you will even be disappointed. But the problem is not the cameras, but your personal one. Great item for photo hunting. Personally for myself I took it for these purposes. When I know that I will be shooting in low light conditions and I need to focus on the quality of the

Pros
  • Large bright viewfinder. I think it's very important for the job. With 100% coverage. A little less than on FF, according to the sensations. This is not the case on older models. Assembled perfectly, Japanese assembly. A lot of magnesium, dust and moisture protection. Large comfortable grip. Ergonomics are top notch. I especially like the joystick, with which we can quickly change the focus points (or point). Focus system - 19 points - all cruciform, cover most of the frame. Works precisely and lightning fast with the appropriate optics. Separately, I would like to note the tracking mode. Battery - holds 1000+ shots. Plus is used on other Canon cameras, such as 6D and 5D for example. As for the functionality - by and large there is nothing to complain about. I didn’t list the obvious advantages such as 8 frames / s, but indeed they are only done in good lighting, but excuse me, why would you shoot something at night that would require high-speed shooting. It's hard to imagine. Here, some wrote about the supposedly not large buffer when shooting in RAW, do not believe it. A long time ago, Canon released a firmware ate. Now the series shoots back without slowing down to 23 frames on average, which is very good even by modern standards. I can compare with 6D, which I also use, it shuts up after 10 and writes to the SD card for a long time (not even the slowest one). 7D works just fine when using a fast card. As for me, even for the year 2022 remains very decent equipment for shooting action in all weather conditions, but with good lighting. What’s more, the price is now very reasonable.
Cons
  • Matrix. Yes. The weakest point. It is not bad, but still in 2022 it is quite inferior to its competitors.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I am satisfied with everything, the product corresponds to the description.

I've been using for about a year. Very happy with the purchase. The design is at a height, not much different from a penny. Many people write about problems with autofocus, they probably don’t know what the adjustment of the device is)) well, then let them suffer)) Although when I took the camera and lenses for adjustment, they didn’t adjust the device for me, explaining that it was too difficult, but set up my optics under the photo ) So even at aperture 1,2 everything comes out very clearly))

Pros
  • Speed, constructive, autofocus (Servo).
Cons
  • Noises, you need a high-speed card to get a high speed of the series, ISO, with live view, it drains the battery very quickly, and the device heats up

Revainrating 1 out of 5

The product is of poor quality, I do not advise.

I'm just horrified by this camera. What they write in the reviews is not true. I tried to shoot a report on it with 75 photos out of 500 in focus. The noise is such that it cannot be suppressed programmatically. The picture from this camera is more strongly reminiscent of film photographs of the mid-90s. Morally obsolete model with greatly inflated quality characteristics.

Pros
  • Body and ergonomics
Cons
  • Super noisy sensor, poor focusing system

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.

The price of 48100 is written here - in Hong Kong you will not find it anywhere for so much. The kit costs 80,000, the bodysuit is 15k cheaper. A crop factor of 1.6 is very positive at tele-distances. Increases the "look" distance of the telephoto lens. And at wide angles, of course, FF is very useful. Like all Canon devices, except for the 1000D and 450D, it does not tolerate soapy optics.

Pros
  • Perfectly sits in the hands. The built-in flash helps out when there is no desire to carry a shoe with you. 100% viewfinder coverage is a plus. Capacitive battery. When shooting on S Raw, together with L jpeg, it guarantees 2022 frames. The memory will run out faster than the battery :-) A convenient second screen, you will get used to it a little and will quickly help out.
Cons
  • This is a slight flaw rather than a minus - in full automatic mode, it lifts iso up to 1600 and at the same time closes the hole. There are no more shortcomings.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Matches the description completely, very satisfied.

The camera is ideal for reportage shots where speed and focusing accuracy are most important. Perfect ergonomics allows you to work with the settings with your eyes closed. 5D MarkII is not so convenient in this regard. If compared with 5D MarkII, then these are initially technically different cameras, those who need a 35mm matrix will not look at the seven, and those who need 60 frames video will not fit 5D. If in the future they make 7D with a full-size matrix, then this will be the best…

Pros
  • With normal lenses - a great picture Ergonomics: all buttons are in place, fits comfortably in the hand Video shooting capability : Full HD and 60fps Super speed! Excellent fast focusing system Actually a lot of useful details from which the overall impression of the camera is built: Built-in wireless flash control, lens alignment function, electronic level,
Cons
  • heats up when shooting video for a long time when compared with crop cameras, there are no drawbacks.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I expected mediocre quality, but it was a pleasant surprise.

I switched to 7D from 300D And at first I was even upset that it shoots worse on the same lenses, but gradually I figured it out and realized that the CANON EF 28-135 IS lens, which worked great on 300D, is not suitable for 7D. Therefore, I had to use Canon FIX 50 1.4 first, and then Canon EF 16-35 + Canon 70-200 2.8. And only after that the camera revealed its potential. I do not advise using non-native optics. buying tamrona 17-50 VC was a mistake - which did not allow to realize what was…

Pros
  • Convenient control, autofocus, magnesium body - dust and moisture protection
Cons
  • Crop, if it can be considered a disadvantage, the exactingness of the lenses used, is not intended for novice photographers, because. reveals its potential with fine-tuning the camera and careful choice of optics, the operation of the built-in flash (a contradiction arises, you need good optics, usually with a large lens diameter, and the edge of the image is darkened, i. E. it is necessary to use an external flash)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I didn³'t expect the quality to be this good.

AF, AF and more AF. You can customize for every taste) Smart, accurate. It really works at illumination around EV 0 without additional illumination, the main thing is that at least something can be seen) 19 cross points. The rate of fire is squeezed out with the appropriate cards - more than sufficient. with 266x you can squeeze out 30 RAW frames in 16 seconds . a series of 30 frames, then shut up for 12 seconds. Perhaps faster cards will give a better result. only more than 80 frames in one…

Pros
  • AF, AF, AF, carcass size, ERGONOMICS, performance, external flash control, control flexibility, picture quality is good, 40x60 prints quite well) . noises come at underexposures. Weather sealed for real, tested under the conditions of a January day with snowfall. Shutter life 150,000)
Cons
  • the softness of the shutter button (although this looks like a marriage). not fullframe :)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am very happy with this purchase, I will advise everyone!

I switched to seeds from 60D, I changed it to a used one with a surcharge. And I will say that the camera is very good, first of all, as a photographer’s tool, it is perceived much better than 60k, lenses began to produce a sharper picture and focus more accurately in low light conditions, with CF cards work faster than SD cards and save processing time. I think the camera will appeal to those who want to buy a reliable photo tool for themselves, this is the word that characterizes this camera.

Pros
  • Good autofocus, very pleasant and informative viewfinder, high burst shooting speed, excellent protected body, good output image, CF card format, shutter life of 150,000 frames, lens autofocus adjustment.
Cons
  • comfortable iso no more than 800, auto BB errors.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

The purchase did not justify itself at all.

If you have experience shooting on cameras like Canon 30D, Canon 40D, and even more so full frame - think thrice before taking a seven. Canon's crazy race for pixels led to a sad result - the picture disappeared. She lost in volume, color, depth. 18 megapixels on the crop is a clear excess. 1. The camera is extremely demanding on the correct exposure - just something goes wrong and unpleasant dirty noises creep in. 2. Due to this number of megapixels, the camera is extremely sensitive to…

Pros
  • Tenacious autofocus Sophisticated focusing system The ability to lock the exposure when shooting with an external flash
Cons
  • The camera produces a flat, featureless picture with unpleasant itchy noises. The main reason for this is the excessive number of megapixels on the cropped matrix

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The right product for me, the price suited me.

I have been using it since the end of 2022. I shoot a lot on trips (only photos), the camera sometimes got it - once a bag with a camera was torn off a motorcycle on asphalt at ~ 80 km / h - baht. the block is in porridge, there is a scratch on the camera, it has been working since then for two years without problems. I dragged it through the mountains, drenched it in the rain on campaigns - all for nothing. An excellent universal device, a friend of a tourist. I compared it with the 6D, but…

Pros
  • 1. Comfortable grip for a large hand when installing baht. block 2. The metal case gives the camera survivability (described below). 3. Fast shutter. 4. Fast and tenacious AF (I don’t often shoot dynamics, but nonetheless). 5. Excellent ergonomics.
Cons
  • 1. At shutter speeds longer than 1/50 at ISO 1600 (and higher), it makes noticeable noise. 2. Pretty weighty. It doesn't annoy me, but many find the camera to be overly heavy.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not a bad product, nothing extraordinary.

was bought as a worthy device, which I switched to after 450 Kenon. I chose between Pyatdvak and 7D, there was not enough money and outweighed 7D. I was satisfied with everything, until during the shooting all the buttons stopped working and the device itself stopped working. And this is only after 8.5 thousand frames. now he is in the service, where they shook their heads and said that they would return it no earlier than a month .

Pros
  • Good shots (color rendition. minimum processing), rate of fire, comfort in the hand and just all the settings in their place
Cons
  • broke! after 4 months!

Revainrating 5 out of 5

An ideal product for any type of consumer.

Despite the fact that the seven is cropped, all L-ki fit perfectly on it. Waiting for 7D Mark II! They promise a lot there, but I think they will meet my expectations. The conclusion can be drawn as follows: 7D is a high-speed reportage camera, more technologically advanced than its cropped predecessors, I mean 50D and 60D, the seven should be compared more with top-class models, such as 6D and 5D Mark II, and in terms of rate of fire with 1D Mark IV, whatever one may say, one figure in the…

Pros
  • There are many advantages, but first I will highlight the main ones: 1.) Autofocus. 19 focus points work great. Tracking autofocus never fails. 2.) High speed continuous shooting. 8 fps is even comparable to 10 fps in 1D Mark IV (but certainly not comparable to 12 in 1D X). 3.) Durable metal body. Water, snow, mud and even fire are not afraid of the seven. You don't have to worry about extra bumps, the only thing is that the secondary screen scratches quite a lot. 4.) Small noise at high ISO. Acceptable noise even at 6400, but at 12800 defects already appear. 5.) 100% viewfinder. Much more spacious than the 5D Mark II. 6.) Superb Full HD video at 24fps. Not as "reference" as in 5D Mark II and III, but still very good. 2 processors provide a high rate of fire and low noise, so you can scribble RAWs in batches. It lies very nicely in the hand, it feels similar to the 5D Mark III, the seven, by the way, is larger and, so to speak, stronger than the 6D. An additional screen is very handy, the main screen is “almost not tender”.
Cons
  • I found one drawback, but it is more related to the lens than to the seven itself. 70-200mm f/2.8L is very slow, I don’t even know why, tracking autofocus doesn’t plow at all, although everything works fine with 24-105mm f/4L and others. Another drawback is that if you wet the seven, well, for example, flop into the water with it, then some keys start to stick and in order for them to work, you need to dry the camera well, but the shutter button works under any conditions, so you can still take pictures . I didn’t find any other shortcomings, the 7D is the perfect “cropped” camera for reporting, which does its job perfectly.