Canon EOS 7D + EF 28-135mm SLR Camera Kit 18 MP CCD 5184 x 3456 pixels Black

Canon EOS 7D + EF 28-135mm SLR Camera Kit 18 MP CCD 5184 x 3456 pixels Black

Brand : Canon
Product family : EOS
Product name : 7D + EF 28-135mm
Product code : 3814B010
Category : Digital Cameras ✚
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Short summary description Canon EOS 7D + EF 28-135mm SLR Camera Kit 18 MP CCD 5184 x 3456 pixels Black :
Canon EOS 7D + EF 28-135mm, 18 MP, 5184 x 3456 pixels, CCD, Full HD, 820 g, Black
Long summary description Canon EOS 7D + EF 28-135mm SLR Camera Kit 18 MP CCD 5184 x 3456 pixels Black :
Canon EOS 7D + EF 28-135mm. Camera type: SLR Camera Kit, Megapixel (approx.): 18 MP, Sensor type: CCD, Maximum image resolution: 5184 x 3456 pixels. Focal length range: 18 - 135 mm. HD type: Full HD, Maximum video resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels. Display diagonal: 7.62 cm (3"). Viewfinder type: Electronic. PictBridge. Weight: 820 g. Product colour: Black

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Specs

Picture quality
Camera type	SLR Camera Kit
Megapixel (approx.)	18 MP
Sensor type	CCD
Maximum image resolution	5184 x 3456 pixels
Image stabilizer
Supported aspect ratios	3:2

Lens system
Focal length range	18 - 135 mm

Focusing
Auto focusing (AF) modes	Selective Auto Focus, Single Auto Focus
Auto Focus (AF) lock
Auto Focus (AF) assist beam

Exposure
ISO sensitivity	100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400
Light exposure modes	Aperture priority AE, Auto, Manual, Shutter priority AE
Light metering	Centre-weighted, Spot

Shutter
Camera shutter type	Electronic

Flash
Flash modes	Auto, Flash off, Manual, Red-eye reduction, Second curtain synchro
Flash exposure lock
Flash recharging time	3 s

Video
Video recording
Maximum video resolution	1920 x 1080 pixels
HD type	Full HD
Motion JPEG frame rate	29.97 fps
Video formats supported	MOV

Audio
Built-in microphone

Memory
Compatible memory cards	CF

Display
Display	LCD
Display diagonal	7.62 cm (3")
Display resolution (numeric)	920000 pixels

Viewfinder
Viewfinder type	Electronic
Magnification	1x

Ports & interfaces
PictBridge

Ports & interfaces
USB version	2.0

Camera
White balance	Auto, Cloudy, Custom modes, Daylight, Flash, Fluorescent, Shade, Tungsten
Scene modes	Portrait, Sports, Landscape
Photo effects	Neutral
Self-timer delay	2, 10 s
Camera playback	Movie, Single image, Slide show
Playback zoom (max)	10x
Histogram
Image processor	2 x DIGIC 4

Design
Product colour	Black

Battery
Battery technology	Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)
Battery type	LP-E6

System requirements
Mac compatibility

Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)	0 - 40 °C
Operating relative humidity (H-H)	0 - 85%

Weight & dimensions
Width	148.2 mm
Depth	73.5 mm
Height	110.7 mm
Weight	820 g

Packaging content
Bundled software	ZoomBrowser EX / ImageBrowser

Other features
Video capability
Dimensions (WxDxH)	148.2 x 110.7 x 73.5 mm
Interface	USB
Lens system	EF/EF-S
Built-in flash
Camera shutter speed	30 - 1/8000 s
Focal length (35mm film equivalent)	24
Compatible operating systems	Windows XP (SP2/SP3) / Vista inc. SP1 Mac OS X v10.4-10.5
Digital SLR
HDMI ports quantity	1

Reviews

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:19:08

Average rating:88

Uk has collected 129 expert reviews for Canon EOS 7D + EF 28-135mm SLR Camera Kit 18 MP CCD 5184 x 3456 pixels Black and the average expert rating is 88 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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theregister.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:53

Average rating:80

Your possible reason for buying this camera may have changed fairly recently. The EOS 7D would have been the only way to get 'standard' and 'film' frame rates from a Canon DSLR product in HD, but no more. There is a new model which offers very much the...

As a smaller sibling to the 5D Mark II, it was the video capabilities that created the buzz around the EOS 7D. It was the only alternative for sensible frame rates, whilst still being able to take advantage of the huge selection of fast EF lenses and...

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digicambuyer.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:54

Average rating:80

Can Canon’s latest innovation win over the advanced DSLR upgraders? In a bid to attract DSLR upgraders away from rival manufacturer Nikon, Canon’s response to the highly-specified D300S comes in the form of the equally feature-packed EOS 7D.Sporting an...

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...

gadgetshow.channel5.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:54

Average rating:100

The Canon EOS 7D is the latest high-spec “prosumer” model in Canon’s DSLR camera range, delivering impressive features like 1080p video, 8fps continuous shooting and an 18.1-megapixel sensor in a tough, weatherproof body. A camera for serious photograp...

As soon as you pick it up, it’s clear that the Canon EOS 7D means business. It’s big, heavy, sturdy and packed with dials and buttons. For the well-versed in DSLR photography, the Canon EOS 7D is a dream to use. While Nikon and Sony’s us...
It’s certainly not a camera for the DSLR beginner, as the amount of manual options on offer will only serve to confuse. There is a fully auto mode, naturally, but why spend £1,250 on a DSLR and treat it like a point and shoot? We'd also hav...
We could go on forever about the Canon EOS 7D’s features and versatility, but suffice to say: if you’re looking for a top class all-round performer and aren’t too concerned with going full-frame, this is currently the best body around.Ca...

electricpig.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:55

Average rating:100

The Canon EOS 7D is the latest “prosumer” model in Canon’s DSLR camera range, delivering high end features like 1080p video, 8fps continuous shooting and an 18.1-megapixel sensor in a tough, weatherproof body. So does it give the likes of the Sony A...

Versatile, sturdy, powerful and takes top class stills and video...
Not full frame...
A truly superb prosumer DSLR that offers a huge amount of features...

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macworld.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:55

Average rating:80

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

Fast burst mode; solid body; versatile focusing modes; very good high ISO performance...
Focusing not always accurate; could use more accessible focus controls Min specs: Camera resolution: 18 (megapixels); Sensor size: 22.3x14.9mm; CMOS; Video mode; Viewfinder, 3in; ISO 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, Auto; Centre, Spot metering; Minimum shu...

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amateurphotographer.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:55

Average rating:0

Canon EOS 7D - at a glance: 18 million effective pixels Live View on 3in, 920,000-dot LCD screen 1920x1080p (Full HD) video recording at 30fps Wireless flash control Street price approx £1,699 When I first received Canon’s press release for the EOS 7D...

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expertreviews.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:55

Average rating:100

Until recently, camera buyers looking for an HD-capable, top-end DSLR without spending professional amounts of money had one option - the superb Nikon D300s. The only compromise it presented was its lack of a full-frame sensor. Otherwise, with continuo...

Beautiful images, a great video mode and superb build quality mean those in the market for a top-end DSLR need look no further...

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Photoradar.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:57

Average rating:100

You can think of the 7D as a GTi version of the 50D – or a small-sensored high-speed alternative to the EOS 5D Mark II. But to look for family resemblances is perhaps to miss the point. Sure, as you would expect, there are plenty of familiar EOS featur...

You can think of the 7D as a GTi version of the 50D – or a small-sensored high-speed alternative to the EOS 5D Mark II. But to look for family resemblances is perhaps to miss the point. Sure, as you would expect, there are plenty of familiar EOS featur...

pocket-lint.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:19:02

Average rating:90

The new EOS 7D is a fully redesigned EOS with high performance in mind so the new, extremely well-specified, EOS marks a step change for Canon's EOS models featuring an 18MP APS-C sized sensor and HD video to name two of the key features. At first gla...

Build, image quality, viewfinder, performance and speed, AF, flash control, HD video, ergonomics, LCD...
Looks pricey, purple fringing on some high contrast shots with 18-135mm kit lens...
An accomplished and well-equipped semi-professional camera with professional build and specification that’s capable of stunning results and at high resolution too. It looks expensive, but as a step down from canon EOS 1D Mk III, it makes a lot of se...

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pcadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:19:02

Average rating:80

Product Code: 3814B022AA 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. It has a cri...

We love the feel of the Canon EOS 7D — even its relatively heavy weight — and we think it's an easy camera to use, even if you're not used to Canon's D-SLR control schemes. It was able to capture some stunning images, especially in...

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techradar.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:19:04

Average rating:90

The Canon EOS 7D is Canon's top of the range APS-C camera. Below it sit the compact forms of the 1000D, 450D and 500D, and above it the full-frame glory of the£200 more expensive EOS 5D MKII.The big difference between the 5D MKII and the 7D is inside...

Build quality, Video footage, Continuous shooting mode, High-ISO image quality, Great viewfinder...
Hard on memory cards, More expensive than Nikon D300S, Unimpressive kit lens...
The Canon EOS 7D is Canon's top of the range APS-C camera. Below it sit the compact forms of the 1000D, 450D and 500D, and above it the full-frame glory of the£200 more expensive EOS 5D MKII.The big difference between the 5D MKII and the 7D is i...

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pcauthority.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-04 12:21:12

Average rating:83

Canon's new 7D looks to bridge the gap between the incredible but expensive 5D Mark II and very capable stills camera the 50D. At $3499, the 7D is midway in price between these two excellent cameras. Does it perform well enough to carve out its own nic...

If you’re looking to spread your creative wings as a photographer, the Canon EOS 7D DSLR camera will give you everything you need...

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stuff.co.nz

Updated:
2011-11-04 12:21:20

Average rating:0

This 18-megapixel DSLR camera has dual image processors for fast operation including burst mode of up to eight frames per second (JPEG). It is well made and rugged, with extensive sealing against dust and moisture. There is automatic dust removal by fi...

Canon now has an APS-C size sensor camera to compete with the Nikon D300s, filling a gap in its product line. Choosing between the Canon and the Nikon is easy - buy the camera for which you already own lenses. If starting from scratch, the Nikon feel...

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dpexpert.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-04 12:21:20

Average rating:0

This18 megapixel DSLR camera has dual image processors for fast operation – burst mode of up to 8fps (JPEG). It is well made and rugged with extensive sealing against dust and moisture. There is automatic dust removal by filter shake. The high resolut...

This camera is ultra-responsive with seemingly no time lag between imagining the picture and having it saved on the CF card. The 8fps burst speed is ideal for capturing fast moving subjects. Auto focus and auto exposure are almost always spot on. The e...
Only having three frame auto bracketing is poor. Nikon brackets nine and Pentax seven – which is ideal for creating high dynamic range sets. The low light auto-focus assist lamp is still the dreadful pulse flash method.
Canon now has an APS-C size sensor camera to compete with the Nikon D300s, filling a gap in their product line. Choosing between the Canon and the Nikon is easy – buy the camera for which you already own lenses. If starting from scratch the Nikon fe...

smh.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-04 12:21:20

Average rating:0

EOS 7D Price: $2700 [body] Brilliant This 18-megapixel DSLR camera has dual image processors for fast operation including burst mode of up to eight frames per second (JPEG). It is well made and rugged, with extensive sealing against dust and moist...

This camera is ultra responsive with seemingly no time lag between imagining the picture and having it saved on the CF card. The 8fps burst speed is ideal for capturing fast-moving subjects. Auto focus and auto exposure are almost always spot on. The...
Only having three-frame auto bracketing is poor. Nikon brackets nine and Pentax seven, which is ideal for creating high-dynamic range sets. The low-light auto-focus-assist lamp is still the dreadful pulse-flash method...
Canon now has an APS-C size sensor camera to compete with the Nikon D300s, filling a gap in its product line. Choosing between the Canon and the Nikon is easy — buy the camera for which you already own lenses. If starting from scratch, the Nikon fee...

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goodgearguide.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-04 12:21:21

Average rating:80

Page: 1 2 next > 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. It has a crisp-sounding shutter, a sturdily built (and heavy at 900g) stainless steel and polycarbonate body, and all of its settings can be controlled via dedicated buttons or button/dial combinations. The EOS 7D slots in to Canon's digital SLR line-up between the EOS...

Fast burst mode, solid body, versatile focusing modes, very good high ISO performance...
Focusing wasn’t always accurate, could use more accessible focus controls...
The Canon EOS 7D is definitely for the action photographer: It has a fast burst mode and captures huge images. Its high ISO performance is very good, but we found its focus to be hit and miss...

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techradar.com

Updated:
2013-04-12 01:08:03

Average rating:90

The Canon EOS 7D is Canon's top of the range APS-C camera. Below it sit the compact forms of the EOS 1100D , EOS 600D and EOS 60D and above it the full-frame glory of the £200 more expensive EOS 5D MKII . The big difference between the 5D MKII and the 7D...

Build quality, Video footage, Continuous shooting mode, High, ISO image quality, Great viewfinder...
Hard on memory cards, Unimpressive kit lens...
The obvious decision for anyone looking to buy a Canon is whether to go for the 7D or splash out on the 5D MKII. With the 5D MKII costing around £450 extra, it's not an easy choice. For the most fine-grained image quality, and particularly for profession...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2014-03-20 01:23:19

Average rating:100

Twinned with the 7D’s dual DIGIC4 image processors, the sensor can capture continuous full-resolution stills at 8 frames per second. And the 7D’s new 19-point autofocus system is much speedier and more versatile than those found on older Canons.Excell...

Excellent photo and video quality. Rugged build. Excellent LCD screen. Shoots continuously at 8fps. Huge viewfinder. New autofocus system...
Well, it’s not full frame. That’s about it...
Stunning all-round performance, features and build. A pro-quality body that any serious amateur can afford...

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techradar.com/au/

Updated:
2014-04-11 01:06:22

Average rating:90

The Canon EOS 7D is Canon's top of the range APS-C camera. Below it sit the compact forms of the EOS 1100D, EOS 600D and EOS 60D and above it the full-frame glory of the £200 more expensive EOS 5D MKII.The big difference between the 5D MKII and the 7D is...

Build quality, Video footage, Continuous shooting mode, HighISO image quality, Great viewfinder...
Hard on memory cards, Unimpressive kit lens...
The excellent Nikon D300S looms large over the 7D and matches it in virtually every way. The Nikon's build quality is superlative, its continuous mode performance is just about the same, and usability, while significantly different from the 7D's, is great...

technave.com

Updated:
2016-11-24 02:02:39

Average rating:0

With a budget to spend on a top-end Canon DSLR body you are spoilt for choice. You may decide to go full-frame and invest all of your budget in the 21-megapixel EOS 5D mkII and shoot big files for the ultimate image quality. Or you may sacrifice a few meg...

It is a expensive DSLR so you would be perfectly entitled to expect a great deal for your money. The good news, in the most part, is that you get it. This is a classy feature-rich DSLR that has a reassuringly robust body so should easily withstand even se...

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hardwarezone.com.ph

Updated:
2016-11-24 02:02:40

Average rating:90

The Canon EOS 7D is by far one of the most anticipated cameras of the year. Ever since the 5D Mark II was launched August last year, there were talks that Canon may just announce another camera of the same caliber as the 5D Mark II which has full frame go...

The 7D is a camera that many Canon DSLR users will want, but as camera based on a cropped sensor design, it would appeal more to the consumer crowd than it would for the professionals. As mentioned earlier, we very much consider the 7D to be a hybrid of t...

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dv.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:53

Average rating:100

print ShareThis rss The Canon EOS 7D has its frustrations, but this DSLR is an exceptional production tool.I take great pains with my reviews to be as thorough as possible to consider all the angles and to put the tools through real practical testin...

Amazing picture, great sensitivity, large sensor, very cheap price.
Poor ergonomics for a video camera, focus is difficult while using standard and professional Canon EF still lenses.
A giant leap forward in inexpensive, high-quality, film-like HD video...

wired.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:53

Average rating:80

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...

Solid build and weatherproofing with prostyle feel in hand. Frame rate is sportshooter ready. Wireless control of external Speedlite flashes. 8 frames per second in RAW makes us swoon.
Noisy popup flash motor. Quickcontrol dial on the back of the camera takes more effort to turn than previous Canon models. Auto white balance in artificial light is bronzemedal worthy at best.

videomaker.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:53

Average rating:0

In Conclusion The 7D brings to the table some of the best video from a DSLR we have seen to date. It has the benefits of shooting video with 35mm lenses, without the lighting drawbacks of a 35mm adapter on a traditional camcorder. It has a good feel, a...

Compatible with huge assortment of Canon EF and EFS lenses, Good lowlight performance, Great manual control...
Video autofocus is slow, Lack of oncamera audio control, Tom Cunningham is a video enthusiast and photographer working in the video and still camera retail industry, Canon USA Inc, One Canon Plz, New Hyde Park, NY 11042, www.usa.canon.com, $1,699...
The 7D brings to the table some of the best video from a DSLR we have seen to date. It has the benefits of shooting video with 35mm lenses, without the lighting drawbacks of a 35mm adapter on a traditional camcorder. It has a good feel, and excellent...

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photozone.de

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:53

Average rating:90

Canon has pretty much dominated the full format DSLR arena for several years but they suffered a couple of hefty blows from Nikon in the APS-C segment during the last few years. Canon was able to respond in the low end market but they didn't really o...

We've waited quite a while for the release of a digital EOS 3 and the new EOS 7D comes darn close here - it's a true professional grade DSLR based on an APS-C sensor. The build quality of the camera is superb thanks to a metal construction with ad...

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maclife.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:53

Average rating:100

Canon's newest DSLR delivers pro features at consumer prices. Canon’s EOS 7D is a radical departure for the company’s popular EOS family of cameras. It slots in between the prosumer 50D and the full-frame, pro-level 5D Mark II--but a lot of tantalizing...

Shoots 18MP images at eight frames per second. Responsive autofocus. Pop-up flash. Large controls. Built-in Speedlite transmitter.
LCD doesn't swivel. Fuzziness at high ISOs.
Canon's latest DSLR is well made, intuitive to use, high-performing, and capable of stunning results, even at high ISO settings. It's a clever concoction of pro specs at semi-pro pricing.Canon EOS 7D...

macworld.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:54

Average rating:80

Editor's Note: The following article is reprinted from Macworld UK. Visit Macworld U.K.'s blog page for the latest Mac news from across the Atlantic. Canon’s EOS 7D digital SLR is designed for users who want fast shooting performance. That means sports...

Fast burst mode; solid body; versatile focusing modes; very good high ISO performance.
Focusing not always accurate; could use more accessible focus controls.
We love the feel of the EOS 7D, and despite its power it’s an easy camera to use, even if you’re not used to Canon’s digital SLR control schemes. The EOS 7D was able to capture some great images, especially in dim lighting with a high IS...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:54

Average rating:100

Twinned with the 7D’s dual DIGIC4 image processors, the sensor can capture continuous full-resolution stills at 8 frames per second. And the 7D’s new 19-point autofocus system is much speedier and more versatile than those found on older Canons.Excell...

Excellent photo and video quality. Rugged build. Excellent LCD screen. Shoots continuously at 8fps. Huge viewfinder. New autofocus system...
Well, it’s not full frame. That’s about it...
Stunning all-round performance, features and build. A pro-quality body that any serious amateur can afford...

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steves-digicams.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:54

Average rating:0

Quick TakeProsSuperb build quality; Excellent image quality; Blazing fast shooting performance and memory card write speeds; Impressive OVF; High-quality 3.0-inch LCD; Accurate White Balance and Metering system; Capable 19-point AF system works well in...

Canon's EOS 7D is a professional level dSLR that is positioned between the EOS 50D and EOS 5D Mark II. While this model is a capable camera for most any type of shooting, the 7D in my opinion was built more for speed; something sports shooters expect...

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imaging-resource.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:54

Average rating:0

The Canon 7D is designed for speed, with dual DIGIC 4 chips to speed processing of these large 14-bit files, as well as keep up with the shutter's 8-frame-per-second top speed. Even the sensor had to be tweaked to enable such speed, with an 8-channel read...

Excellent 18-megapixel sensor with impressively low noise and superb detail, Very good high ISO performance, especially for 18-megapixel subframe sensor, Rugged construction with magnesium body and weather sealing, Good ergonomics with highly customiza...
Switching to Live View mode is slow, No dedicated AF-assist lamp (flash is used), and AF-assist adjustment is buried in the Flash Settings menu, AF not as good in low light as 50D, AE not reliable in very low light, Slow record to display time, No inte...
With just about everything this photographer could want and more, the Canon 7D is an impressive digital SLR camera. Canon took a well-established camera design and added several key features that users overwhelmingly requested, raised the resolution an...

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dcresource.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:55

Average rating:0

The Canon EOS-7D ($1699, body only) is a midrange digital SLR that offers some pretty high-end features. Some of the highlights include an 18 Megapixel APS-C size CMOS sensor, dual DIGIC 4 image processors, a 19-point all cross-type AF system, a new 6...

Very good photo quality, with a good lens, Low noise levels through ISO 1600 in low light, and ISO 3200 in good light, Solid, well built body; perfect right hand grip makes it easy to hold, Beautiful 3inch LCD display with good outdoor visibility, Large o...
RAW images are sharper, have better dynamic range at high ISOs than JPEGs, Sluggish contrast detect AF in live view mode, Controls can be overwhelming at first, Histogram blocks a good portion of the live view...
The EOS-7D is Canon's top-of-the-line APS-C digital SLR that fits between the EOS-50D and the full-frame EOS-5D Mark II. It offers superb photo quality, great build quality, super-fast continuous shooting, a nice LCD and optical viewfinder, Full HD mo...

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pcmag.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:55

Average rating:80

The $1,699 (list, body only) 18-megapixel Canon EOS 7D takes beautiful pictures—in a wide variety of lighting situations. But the true lure of the Canon 7D is that it's the only sub-$2,000 D-SLR that offers a multitude of high-definition video-captu...

Excellent still-image and HD-video quality. Fast performance. Various HD video recording options.
Pricey. Video recording is not as simple as a with a dedicated camcorder.
The Canon EOS 7D is one of the best midrange D-SLRs money can buy. But if you don't need comprehensive video recording features or ultra-high-resolution images, there are a handful of competing D-SLRs that produce comparable image quality for half the...

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Digitaltrends.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:56

Average rating:85

There’s one ping-pong match that never ends—the battle between Nikon and Canon for DSLR supremacy. No sooner does Nikon come out with the D300S (a $1699, 12.3 megapixel (MP), 7-frame-per-second model) than Canon follows suit with the 7D, a $1699 18MP c...

Great 18MP photo quality, Blazing fast 8 fps shooting, Pinpoint focusing, Just so happens to take HD videos...
iderable learning curve...
Toting around this camera is like holding a wild beast in your hands – this sucker could handle a NASCAR race with ease...

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digitalcamerareview.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:56

Average rating:0

With the recent introduction of the 18 megapixel , the EOS DSLR family boasts a fairly linear progression of resolutions in a product lineup that formerly had a gap between the 15.1 and 16.1 megapixel offerings and the 21.1 megapixel models. Now Can...

Good image quality, Great continuous shooting rate with JPEG files, 8 fps high speed shooting rate, HD video...
Cost, 72 dpi output of images...
With the introduction of the 7D, Canon has fit a camera neatly into both the resolution and cost gaps that had formerly existed in their DSLR lineup. Now there's a smooth progression of resolution from 10 megapixels to 21 at roughly 2 or 3 megapixel in...

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brighthub.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:56

Average rating:100

Canon's new camera is aimed at pros and serious amateurs. The Canon EOS 7D camera defines a new category for Canon not quite fitting in any of the camera maker's existing lines of cameras.IntroductionAimed at the pro/semi pro professional, the Canon E...

Canon's new camera is aimed at pros and serious amateurs. The Canon EOS 7D camera defines a new category for Canon not quite fitting in any of the camera maker's existing lines of cameras.IntroductionAimed at the pro/semi pro professional, the Can...

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asiaone.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:18:56

Average rating:0

THE EOS 7D is no gawky debutante. Rather, Canon's new prosumer DSLR is a seasoned socialite confident of her charm.Chock-full of Canon's photo wizardry, the 7D will please many with its image quality, responsiveness and toughness.The lines of this matt...

If the 7D were a bowl of ramen, it would be a dish that many would want to savour...

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cameralabs.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:19:00

Average rating:93

Canon’s EOS 7D is the company’s latest semi-pro DSLR, featuring 18 Megapixels, HD video and 8fps continuous shooting. Announced in September 2009, it represents a new product category for Canon, positioned between the existing EOS 50D and EOS 5D Mark...

Tough build and superb ergonomics, Zonable 19-point AF and 8fps burst shooting, Big viewfinder with graphics. VGA screen, Adjustable HD resolution and fps with mic input.
Basic 3-frame exposure bracketing, Single card slot versus dual on D300s, Flash flickers for AF illumination, Image quality surpassed by 5D Mark II.
Canon’s EOS 7D is a direct response to Nikon’s D300s. The company has taken a good long look at the areas where Nikon always had the edge over models like the EOS 40D and 50D, and addressed almost all of them here. No longer can Nikon claim a...

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digital-photography-school.com

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2011-07-31 02:19:00

Average rating:0

A guest Review of the Canon EOS 7D by Patrick Dean from NeutralDay.com.The 18 megapixel Canon EOS 7D is a significant leap forward for the prosumer line of EOS DSLR cameras.It offers increased resolution, high ISO capabilities, a new AF system, improv...

The Canon EOS 7D is a camera that excels in nearly every regard. From excellent build and handling, to beautiful high resolution images, the EOS 7D is perfectly suited for any enthusiast or semi-pro photographer. While Canon claims the EOS 7D isn’t int...

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Neocamera.com

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2011-07-31 02:19:01

Average rating:60

The Canon EOS 7D introduces a new series of Canon DSLR cameras. This is now their highest-end 1.6X crop-sensor DSLR, sitting between the 50D and the full-frame 5D Mark II in price while having more features than both of those digital cameras. The 7D a...

The Canon EOS 7D is an incredibly versatile camera. Its rich feature set make it one of the most complete DSLRs available. Given its high-resolution sensor, wide range of ISO sensitivities, high-speed continuous drive, there is no subject too difficul...

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hardwarezone.com.sg

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2011-07-31 02:19:03

Average rating:90

The Canon EOS 7D is by far one of the most anticipated cameras of the year. Ever since the 5D Mark II was launched August last year, there were talks that Canon may just announce another camera of the same caliber as the 5D Mark II which has full frame...

The 7D is a camera that many Canon DSLR users will want, but as camera based on a cropped sensor design, it would appeal more to the consumer crowd than it would for the professionals. As mentioned earlier, we very much consider the 7D to be a hybrid o...

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pricemo.com

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2011-07-31 02:19:04

Average rating:0

The Canon EOS 7D is Canon’s top of the range APS-C camera. Below it sit the compact forms of the 1000D, 450D and 500D, and above it the full-frame glory of the £200 more expensive EOS 5D MKII.The big difference between the 5D MKII and the 7D is inside...

The 7D’s highISO performance is hardly bad, and compared to the 5D MKII it’s £200 cheaper, offers twice the maximum frame rate and a significantly more advanced autofocus system, The 1.6x crop factor of the 7D’s smaller sensor is a...
The excellent Nikon D300S looms large over the 7D. It’s nearly £400 cheaper than the 7D, and matches it in virtually every way. The Nikon’s build quality is superlative, its continuous mode performance is just about the same, and usabilit...
The obvious decision for anyone looking to buy a Canon is whether to go for the 7D or splash out on the 5D MKII. With the 5D MKII costing only a little more than £200 extra, it’s not an easy choice. For the most fine-grained image quality, and...

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photographyblog.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 02:19:05

Average rating:90

The Canon EOS 7D is an 18 megapixel digital SLR camera incorporating a new APS-C CMOS sensor designed and manufactured by Canon. Featuring a revised photodiode and microlens construction, the 7D’s sensor offers a versatile ISO range of 100-12,800. Ot...

When the Canon EOS 7D was announced at the beginning of September 2009, many people instantly dismissed it because of the lack of a full-frame sensor. On closer inspection, that seems to be their loss, as the 7D is a fantastic APS-C DSLR that only na...

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photographybay.com

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2011-08-07 06:03:35

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The Canon EOS 7D is a 18-megapixel DSLR featuring an APS-C format CMOS sensor. At the time of its release, the 7D is situated in the EOS lineup between the 50D and the 5D Mark II.The Canon 7D brings a number of improvements and new features to the Can...

The EOS 7D is a good step forward for Canon. In the recent past, many of the complaints about Canon’s prosumer models gravitated toward a general consensus that they were limited or crippled when compared to Nikon’s lineup.No more.The Canon 7D is a co...

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consumersearch.com

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2011-08-31 01:42:30

Average rating:0

Reviews praise the 18-megapixel semi-pro Canon EOS 7D digital SLR camera for its sturdy, durable build (with excellent weather seals) plus features usually not found in this price range. "A huge step forward," one reviewer says. For example, the 7D's v...

Wireless flash, 18megapixel resolution, Fast for action shots (8 fps), Excellent full HD video at 30 fps...
Fixed LCD screen, No dedicated mirror lockup button, Mixed reviews for autofocus on moving subjects, Mixed reviews for noise at high ISO levels...

toptenreviews.com

Updated:
2011-08-31 01:42:34

Average rating:63

The Canon EOS 7D professional DSLR camera is an extraordinary DSLR camera that puts Canon back among the most elite of the APS-C category of cameras. These are the very high end cameras that are sometimes referred to as semi-professional. In reality, t...

An 18MP (megapixel) resolution makes images taken on this camera stand out...
This camera can become heavy if holding it for long periods of time.
The Dual DIGIG 4 Image Processors, 1920 x 1080 HD video recording and a 19-point autofocus system make this camera a strong option...

camerastuffreview.com

Updated:
2014-02-07 01:24:17

Average rating:67

The Canon 7D was introduced in September 2009 as the flagship of the Canon cameras with an APS-C sensor. The Canon 7D has no predecessor. During the introduction, the Canon 7D was placed above the Canon 50D and below the Canon 5D MK2 . The Canon 50D has b...

Bright, large optical viewfinder with 100% viewfinder coverage, A picture quality you would expect from a prosumer camera, Additional sealing against dust and water, Fast autofocus and with 8 frames per second fast image processing...
Support CameraStuffReview and buy your camera hereFor proper performance enable JavaScript. Pages: 1Powered by Tools JX.ProsumerYear:2009Overall score:5.5Resolution:5.5Dynamic Range:6.7Noise:7.5Color:8.3Whitebalance:6.5Megapixels:18Sensor:APSCSensor...

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