I’ve been shooting wildlife with canons 1 series for many years, starting with the mki 4.2 mp, they are truly great cameras, bought this as a walk around camera today! And was disappointed when it got dark, I’ve taken over300 shots today mainly street, matched to my sigma 24-70. And most at f2.8. Each image is pin sharp, even with the 1d I’d have binned 10%, can’t find one to bin with the 7d mkii, an excellent camera, if you can afford one buy one! Even for the beginner it has a auto mode, and remember AV is what pros call intelligent auto, easy to set up, easy to use highly recommend Paul semi pro photographer
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I use my camera mostly to keep up with my 6 year old daughter, who is very quick on her feet! I upgraded to the 7d mark ii, having owned an entry level Canon DSLR, the 550D for six years. The 7d mark ii is a great upgrade. While it's still a crop sensor camera, the image quality is superb. With the 550D I missed so many great shots, due to slow frame rate, or just out of focus shots. With the 7d mark ii, with its frame rate of 10fps, coupled with a huge buffer means that I get lots more of those action shots in RAW and / or JPEG format. I also bought a sigma 17-50mm F2.8 lens, which serves as a great combination with the Canon 7d mark ii. For a lot of people considering this camera, you'll also be considering the 5d mark iii. Do you need a full frame or don't you? Good question. I can't advise, since I've never owned a full frame camera. The 5d mark iii is now only a few hundred pounds more than the 7d mark ii, but with its superior frame rate and software, it's a tough decision. In the end, I guess I take more fast motion shots than ultra high quality portraits - and I don't print very often - and when I do, I never print larger than 8x6, so a crop sensor is fine for my requirements. I can state that I haven't looked back going for the 7d mark ii, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone! Read full review
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I am just blown away with the video footage I've just taken its clear and smooth focusing I'm using it with the 24-105mm L lens and its absolutely broadcast quality. low light not a problem the high ISO has taken care of that at ISO 6400 the video is still sharp and usable. The focus of the camera is super fast, and with so many different ways of focusing available I cant find a better camera. I'll be selling my Eos 1DX this camera is parrallel to it if not better, yet 1/5 the price, on top if that I can use infinit number of EF-s lens as well as my collection of EF lens. 5☆
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
This is Martin my nice new camera , she takes very good clear photographs! The only problem I've had is the memory card is different it's a CD card not a bad card ! Therefore I had to buy some more memory cards!The lenses I had for mirrium my other camera fit this one too! But I decided to buy a good lens for her. I went onto eBay and bought a very nice 17/40mm USM lens ! This together with the 7d is terrific! My photographs have improved all much ! If you decide to buy a 7d make sure it is the one you want! It's a little heavier than some others because it has a magnesium body but it's one I'll not part with until it drops to pieces!😁📷
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Bought my 7 d body from eBay after looking at all the choices, glad I did , what a great camera , fits in the hand well, quality finish, a joy to use, loads of features, used all the tutorials on YouTube to help me get to grips with it, would highly recommend for the money.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Probably one of the best value DSLR's out there today in 2021! The technology is a little dated now but only a little! There are better quality sensors in low light now but overall the 7D has a professional body on it and it is a very capable camera. There really isn't much to choose from this and the MkII apart from this is a whole lot cheaper! Highly recommended for any enthusiast. Don't forget though, whatever camera you are going to buy is only as good as it's lens. If you had an 18-55mm on your old Canon and you use it with this then you won't get any better quality images! My advise as a working photographer, invest your money in to lenses and spend less on your bodies.... A bit like why I bought this as a backup! If you are looking at others to compare this to then look at the 70D or the 6D full frame which is a beautiful camera!Read full review
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The mark One 7D is a rough tough camera which oozes Canon quality. Usual easy to follow menus if you’re used to Canon cameras. Sensational image quality for stills and video alike. If like me you couldn’t afford one when they were new, now is the time to get one.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
a great camera to start off going into the pro arena, great build quality and great image captures, if you require a tilt 7 swivel screen or built in wifi this camera is not for you....... but said features are not a necessity for excellent photography.....
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
My review is of the camera.. for a 2nd hand well used 70k shutter count camera. I'm delighted. Quality pictures and ease of use after a 20D, I can't fault it. I'm going to get a later one too.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Fantastic camera considering its age. Lightning fast and accurate auto focus and superb quality raw files. Set up takes some thought and work but once you get it set to your liking it’s fantastic.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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