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Sun January 24, 2010
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100% of reviewers
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£1,298.99
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10.0
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Description:
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Built to match the passion of photographers. With an 18MP sensor, 8fps shooting, ISO12800, Intelligent Viewfinder and Full HD 1080 movies, the EOS 7D offers performance with unprecedented versatility.
Features
18MP APS-C CMOS sensor
8fps shooting
ISO range up to 12800
100% Viewfinder
19 cross-type AF points
iFCL metering system
Dual "DIGIC 4"
Full HD movie
Integrated Speedlite Transmitter
3 Clear View II LCD
Magnesium alloy body with environmental protection
Designed by you, built by Canon
18 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor
The EOS 7D offers superb resolution thanks to its 18MP CMOS sensor. Offering the photographer the choice of flexibility and creativity.
8 frames per second
Shoot 18MP 14-bit images at 8 fps as standard, in a burst of up to 126 large JPEGs; photographers can capture both detail and action.
High ISO
For handheld shooting in low light, the EOS 7D offers ISO speeds of up to 6400. Expandable to ISO 12800, for low light scenes where using flash is undesirable.
100% Viewfinder coverage
The 100% coverage viewfinder with 1.0x magnification provides the most complete and natural view of your subject. The Intelligent viewfinder offers shooting information never before seen in an EOS, including the Dual Axis Electronic Level to ensure perfect horizons.
19-point cross-type AF system
A newly designed AF sensor with Zone and Spot AF modes gives the photographer new ways to select AF points. All points are cross type with the centre point offering both f/2.8 and f/5.6 sensors.
iFCL metering system
A new 63-zone dual layer metering sensor analyses Focus, Colour and Luminance information, providing accurate and consistent metering.
DIGIC 4
Canons Dual DIGIC 4 provides the EOS 7D with the power to deliver outstanding colour reproduction from its high resolution CMOS sensor. DIGIC 4 also delivers 14 bit processing, excellent noise reduction, long battery life, Face Detection AF and Full HD movie recording.
Full HD movie recording
Complementing outstanding still imaging capabilities with Full HD 1080 video recording including selectable frame rates and full manual control.
Integrated Speedlite Transmitter
EOS 7D includes the ability to control multiple Speedlites without an ST-E2 or 580EX II, and includes a built-in 15mm wide angle flash. Expand your flash photography.
3.0 Clear View II LCD
The 3.0 Clear View II LCD features 920,000 dot resolution, a wide viewing angle and new solid structure for improved image viewing in bright conditions. Live View displays real-time images on the LCD, offering three auto focus modes.
Magnesium alloy body with environmental protection
The magnesium alloy body offers weather sealing equivalent to the acclaimed EOS-1N, EOS Integrated Cleaning System and 150,000 release shutter durability. The EOS 7D has been designed from the ground up to be used by the most demanding photographers.
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Keywords:
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Canon 7D DSLR 18mp
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Author
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fionaB
Loves the place
Registered: September 2006
Location: Scotland
Posts: 7498
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Review Date: Sun January 24, 2010
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: £1,298.99
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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AF points, Wireless flash control, Completely customisable,
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Cons:
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none so far
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Only had the camera week so still got a lot to go through. i havent even scratched the surface. To be honest the best way to learn this camera is to use it or go online nad research it as the manual is by far the hardest one to understand that i have seen yet in the Canon DSLS collection.
trying to decipher the wireless flash control is almost impossible. But there are plenty of online resources to help out.
With that in mind I used a wireless trigger for two flashes on the last shoot, it worked p-erfectly.
Little bit more noisy than i would have liked at ISO 640 but still for the most part acceptable. very very responsive with a feather light shutter button.
used more battery power as well than i would have hoped given the so called improved battery life but then im used to shooting with a grip and using two batteries.
the AF points are a dream and really easy to work round. helps to pinpoint the focus so much easier than earlier models.
very customisable for those who like to dabble, but also very user friendly on factory defaults.
A huge amount more options than the 30D some good some for more specialised photography. will take a while to get to the bottom of all the options.
all in all a comfortable, capable camera that offers probably more than is needed.
very impressed so far!
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