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The EOS 7D Mark II is Canon's flagship APS-C sensor DSLR, boasting a 20Mp resolution and a host of high-end features. It's a popular choice for many serious enthusiasts and semi-pro photographers, so we've tested over 300 lenses on it to help you pick out...
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The Canon 7D Mark II impresses with its fast, sophisticated auto-focus in video mode. While not 4K, it offers strong image quality and a pleasant shooting experience. It's been about five years since Canon unveiled their popular 7D, and while this update...
Fast, accurate and customizable Movie Mode auto focus, 60p Full HD, Uncompressed full HD HDMI output, Audio monitoring via headphone jack...
Slightly soft initial video footage, No Movie Servo AF shooting 60p, Nonarticulating/Nontouch LCD screen...
The Canon 7D Mark II may just be the perfect DSLR for videographers that need fast and accurate autofocus. For AF, it is clearly the best in its class. The uncompressed full HD via HDMI is an important new feature that will let you squeeze all you can out...
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The Canon EOS 7D was, at its introduction, without question, the best APS-C sensor-sized DSLR Canon had ever produced. While that camera remains a strong contender even today, 5 years after its introduction, the Canon EOS 7D Mark II is a huge upgrade from...
I expected that the 7D II would be greeted with high demand (and it was), but that prediction was not hard to make. "Building on the class-leading performance of the iconic EOS 7D, and harnessing technologies found in the flagship, professional EOS-1D X...
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Who it's for: Canon pros who want a second camera primarily for action photography or to multiply the range of their telephoto lenses.Canon's 20.2-megapixel EOS 7D Mark II is one of the fastest, best-performing DSLRs we have seen. With a $1,800 retail pri...
Fastest autofocus and image processing of any APS-C DSLR camera we've evaluated. Fastest capture rate from any DSLR under $,000. Translucent LCD overlays helpful information on optical preview...
Priced as high as some full-frame cameras. Video capability doesn't match that of lower-priced rivals. More noise in high-ISO/low-light conditions than from Canon's ow, cheaper 70D...
One of the fastest DSLRs, the 7D Mark II is ideal for action shooting, but has more image noise than cheaper cams, including Canon's own 70D. Who it's for: Canon pros who want a second camera primarily for action photography or to multiply the...
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The Canon 7D Mark II is going to sit on the APS-C throne for Canon over next few years. It has been a hot topic of discussion since it was first announced and initial impressions of the camera have been very positive.I have used the camera for a couple of...
The Canon 7D Mark II is a fantastic DSLR. While it has some video shooting chops to it, the camera is first and foremost a sports- and wildlife-shooting beast.The image quality improvements over the prior generation are better than expected. The AF system...
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With these improvements and new features, the body comes in with a higher initial price tag. This year's 7D Mark II (body only) is being sold for $1,799.99 which is $100 or roughly 5.89% more expensive than its predecessor's price at launch ($1,699.99). O...
Four times more weather sealed than original 7D, Improved 20.2 MP APSC Sensor, 65point AF system (all cross type), Convenient new AF selection lever, 10 fps burst shooting with a stellar buffer, Full 1080P HD at 60fps for video, Continuous dualpixel AF fo...
Costs $100 more than the original 7D, Zoom button moved to a less convenient location, 60fps for video lacks 'AllI' compression and continuous autofocus, Still suffers from noticeable noise in high ISOs (though improved), Has none of competing videospecif...
Canon's 7D Mark II improves upon many of its predecessor's weaknesses while maintaining its notable strengths. Serious sports or wildlife photographers will appreciate the fast burst speed, 1.6x crop factor, and weather-sealed body that help capture the p...
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Review based on a production EOS 7D Mark II running firmware v1.0.2In the five years since its launch, the Canon EOS 7D has gone from being a cutting-edge piece of technology to an apparent remnant of a bygone age. Not simply in the sense that its technol...
10 frames per second shooting, 65 point all crosstype autofocus sensor, Lightning fast autofocus, iTR metering sensor with face detection and subject recognition and tracking, DualPixel autofocus for live view and video, Control layout virtually identical...
Soft video lacks detail, iTR struggles to track fast moving subjects, Long screen blackout during live view shooting, No AF with continuous shooting in live view, No zebras to evaluate exposure, No focus peaking, No touch screen, No WiFi...
The EOS 7 D Mark II may use an APS-C sensor, but it's a pro-level camera in every respect. Its 10 frames per second shooting and blazing fast autofocus set it apart from most of its peers, but it also includes features such as Intelligent Tracking and Rec...
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camerastuffreview.com Updated:
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The Canon 7D Mark 2 is finally here! This is the long-awaited successor to the Canon 7D (2009), with (a bit) more pixels, a significantly improved auto focus system, 10 images per second, more video options and built-in GPS. We reviewed the Canon 7D MK2 w...
Well-built, beautiful body, Very advanced and effective auto focus, High continuous image speed, large buffer, Built-in flash and GPS, Part of a big system, many lenses and accessories available, also used...
Operation of the AF system has a steep learning curve, No folding screen, no touchscreen, No WiFi...
Support CameraStuffReview and buy your camera hereFor proper performance enable JavaScript. Pages: 1Powered by Tools JX.Check our list of all reviewed cameras, including test results for RAW and jpg files.ProsumerYear:2014Overall score:6.5Resolution...
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The Canon EOS 7D Mark II is a new APS-C sensor DSLR camera that's built for speed. Completely rebuilt and redesigned, the EOS 7D Mark II features 10fps burst shooting, a new 65-point cross-type AF system, Dual DIGIC 6 processors, new 20.2 MP APS-C CMOS se...
The Canon EOS 7D Mark II is an excellent DSLR camera, with its APS-C sensor, cutting-edge auto-focusing system, fantastic viewfinder and outright speed making it a great fit for sports and wildlife photographers, especially as it doesn't cost the earth...
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In the past, we’ve included both mirrorless and DSLR cameras in our enthusiast interchangeable lens camera roundup...
Well-evolved shooting experience, Fast, unwavering focus for video shooting, Built-in Wi-Fi...
Raw dynamic range a little lacking, Small viewfinder (for class), No continuous live view shooting...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
2016-10-31 01:23:31
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It would be difficult to raise such concerns with Canon when you consider the EOS 7D. The original model was released some five years ago now, and yet it was only recently that the manufacturer announced the successor – the new Canon EOS 7D Mark II.While...
APSC adds extra mm to telephoto lenses, Newlydesigned 20.2MP sensor, Lightningfast AF system...
Lack of either a variangle or touchscreen LCD, Lack off connectivity options...
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digitalcameraworld.com Updated:
2016-10-31 01:23:31
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Canon 7D Mark II review: is this long-awaited successor to the 7D the best Canon APS-C format camera to date? Find out in our Canon EOS 7D Mark II review video.Digital Camera World has put the Canon 7D Mark II to the test in our image lab and out in the f...
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Equipped with a new 20-Mpix APS-C CMOS sensor and dual-pixel CMOS AF system, Canon's latest DSLR is the long-overdue update to the flagship EOS 7D model. Read on to find out how the new 20-Mpix sensor performs.Given the raft of new full-frame cameras intr...
On paper, the Canon EOS 7D Mk II looks to be a solid choice for sports and action photographers, but its sensor performance is somewhat behind the best in class, at least at low ISOs. Relatively high noise, less discriminating color, and below-average DR...
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Larry Becker discusses the new Canon EOS 7D Mark II DSLR. He explores the camera's many high-performance features, including its dual DIGIC 6 processors, 20.2MP APS-C sensor, full HD video capture, and fast, accurate autofocus. He also demonstrates many o...
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The Canon EOS 7D Mark II ($1,799, body only) is the long-awaited successor to the company's flagship APS-C D-SLR, the 7D$779.00 at Abe's of Maine. The 20-megapixel camera may bear the same moniker, but the Mark II is completely revamped. Its 65-point auto...
10fps continuous shooting. 65-point cross-type autofocus system. Great control layout. Huge JPG shooting buffer. Lots of detail at high ISO. Access to Canon lens system. 1/8,000-second shutter. CF and SD card slots. Integrated GPS. 1080p60 video.
Pricey. Lacks built-in Wi-Fi. Fixed rear LCD. Servo AF unavailable when shooting at 1080p60...
The Canon EOS 7D Mark II shoots at 10fps, offers pro-level video recording, and is built like a tank. It's our Editors' Choice for high-end APS-C D-SLRs...
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When the Canon 7D came out in 2009, it soon became one of the most popular DSLRs ever. It was fast, rugged, with great video features, all for a whole lot cheaper than the more pro-oriented 5D Mark II. Five years later, the 7D Mark II makes its debut with...
If you shoot athletes or animals and are trying to keep it under $2000 for a new body, I would wholeheartedly recommend the 7D Mark II. Besides the increase in low light performance and an obsession with the full-frame "look," there arent many reasons to...
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Coupled with this new higher-resolution sensor is some serious processing horsepower. The original 7D featured dual DIGIC 4 image processors, which was a first for non-1D-series EOS cameras. However, since the camera's debut, Canon has advanced their imag...
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The 20.2 Megapixel APSC sensor shares the same resolution as the EOS 70D and also inherits the Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology of that model, allowing it to smoothly and confidently refocus during Live View and Movies. But it is a different sensor, now with...
Canon's EOS 7D Mark II is one of the toughest, fastest and most confident DSLRs for sports, action and event photography. If you always wanted the flagship 1Dx but couldn't afford it or accommodate the size and weight, the 7D Mark II will give you most of...
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Or maybe you're more into shooting video. The 7D MKII has you covered there as well. You can record Full HD 1080p video at 24 or 30fps, or 720p HD video at 60fps to create stunning slow motion projects. The 7D MKII has a built-in microphone, a headphone j...
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Last updated: June 16, 2017For those wanting to step up from entry-level and midrange ILCs, there are many things to consider, including the choice between a DSLR or mirrorless camera, what sensor size suits you best, how important video is to you, and of...
Google is holding a competition that could see your Pixel photos gracing millions of screens. Nikon's 100th birthday party continues worldwide as a distributor in Italy organized a one-of-a-kind feat: assembling the world's largest 'human camera' from ov...
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This roundup is a little unusual, in that the cameras in this price bracket span both flagship and entry-level products. Specifically, several flagship APS-C and Micro Four Thirds cameras, and a handful of entry-level full-frame options. We've called out...
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Last updated: November 21, 2017Are you a speed freak? Hungry to photograph anything that goes zoom? Or perhaps you just want to get Sports Illustrated level shots of your child's soccer game.Fortunately, there are a ton of cameras on the market that will...
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We've called this category 'People and Events' and it spans a wide range of use-cases, from informal portraiture to major undertakings like shooting a wedding or conference. Despite the wide range of possible shooting scenarios though, there are some cons...
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Last updated: November 21, 2017If you're getting serious about photography and don't mind spending a bit more money, you'll find some amazing cameras in the $1000-1500 price range. These cameras have excellent sensors (some full-frame), advanced autofocus...
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We've been waiting many years for it, and this year the Canon 7D MK II has finally come. Canon in years past has been a very conservative company when it comes to new products. Not many changes have been made to many of their previous offerings with the C...
Great handling, Fast to focus, Accurate to focus, Image quality is more than good enough to handle most situations...
No WiFi, Nothing done from Canon to be the disruptive camera company that they were many years ago...
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Sometimes you want to capture expansive vistas without resorting to post-capture tricks like stitching multiple frames together. This was the case on my recent excursion to Antarctica when I wanted a wider perspective than I achieved on an earlier visit w...
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In Part 2 of “Best lenses for the EOS 7D Mark II,” we're looking at the performance of primes on Canon's flagship APS-C sensor.We've analyzed over 300 fixed-focal-length lenses on the EOS 7D Mark II, including own-brand Canon EF and EF-S lenses that are d...
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Back in 2015, the Canon EOS 7D Mark II replaced the Canon EOS 7D. On its arrival, the EOS 7D Mark II assumed its place above the APS-C format Canon 70D and below the full-frame Canon EOS 5D Mark II. A lot of things have happened since then! The EOS 7D Mar...
Weatherproof construction, 65 cross-type AF points, 10fps continuous shooting, GPS built in...
Fixed rear screen, 1080p video only, Only 20.2MP resolution...
The EOS 7D Mark II has been a favorite amongst Canon sports fans. Its weatherproofing means that it can be used in harsh conditions, and its autofocus system gets moving subjects sharp quickly. The metering system delivers correctly exposed images in a wi...
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