Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 7D

I have to say I love this camera. More then a camera I use it to shoot very short films and for the price it is real good compared to my red camera which cost over 20,000. This is perfect for on the go shots where you do not to set anything up and with all the features I don't need to add any other components to it to get the perfect looking shot. Recommend this highly if you can afford it.

Управление аппаратом отличное от 400D но после 5 минут, основные функции уже не ищешь, все интуитивно сделанно. Серийная съемка - пулемет. Вчера поснимал...

Autofocus choices are various but yet accuracy has a way to go even when using center point autofocus. With my previous Canons, I had an 80% rate of autofocus failures for flying birds. With my 7D the autofocus failure rate has been reduced to about 60%. Image quality quite superior to that of the 40D and the 50D at ISO 400. The 8 frames speed is great. The menu is easy to use and allows for lots of choices, yet, no single push button for mirror lock-up and autofocus point selection now requires to push two buttons rather than one in the previous cameras.A smart choice for nature photography due to its 1.6X sensor, weight and size.

I've recently buyed a EOS 7D. I'm delighted with the purchase.It has a impressive technology.It takes wonderful photographs.The bestbuy for an amateur, on the verge of a professional machine.

I've upgraded from canon eos 50 d to the canon 7 d really amazing thing that is very fast auto focus, a genuine high precision, I feel I am used canon 1 d

CF only, not full format frame but built like a tank; great entry level professional DSLR used and recommended by the prosin fact begin your DSLR experience with the Canon EOS REbel T3 (NOTICE: NOT the T3i) and then move on to this camera to catch up on the learning curve towards the Canon 5D Mark IIIwait until you discover the tilt button and figure out what they were talking about in the manual and pocket guide . . .remember to get a compact flash reader to connect to your computer unless you have one of those multi-slot readerskeep this on M (for Manuel) all of the time. watch the little meter in the top window to set aperture (with the big dial) and shutter speed (with the thumb dial, done with index finger) changing ISO is the challenge . . .and adjusting the AF point of interest takes a bit of work as wellbut it is all worthwhile

This review is about the seller not the camera itself.I read reviews about the seller and saw few where items didnt work out of the box but seller had responded saying they do a 2 step QA before anything ships out. So I trusted that and ordered one of the almost new camera from them. Once I got the camera, it turned on just fine but the moment I tried taking a picture with it - it gave me Error 70. I did some research and found few articles on how to fix it. I tried and failed. I called Amazon support who then offered me an alternative .. which is why I love Amazon. They offered me to send the Camera to Canon Repair Center and they would refund me the costs that I incur for repairs.The costs came out to just over $ 600. Thats the cost of a brand new 7D camera at the time of this post!I would stay away from the seller - unless you want to go thru all the pains. I think if seller had a good QA process this issue could have been caught before the shipment.By the way, I had contacted the seller regarding shutter count on this camera earlier and exchanged few emails. I would have hoped at that point some due diligence would have gone in to it before just shipping the product out.

Excellent camera, durable, fast, quick response, best auto focus...and much more...better than 6d full frame. Why better than 6D because 100% viewfinder as compare to 6D, durable and best built, fast, both useful for indoor and out door. coz super weather sealed quality as compare to 6D. Built-in flash which lacks in 6D, which is always helpful in emergency situations, when u r in need of flash.However, Mark III will be suitable upgrade after 7D.I won't recommend new 70D, which is plasticky feel, with video appeal. 7 D is still great for video filming too, but, I prefer using DSLR for photo shootOtherwise it does every thing, sports, landscape, portrait, macro....depends what lens you use ....I purchased EF 17-55mm F/2.8 IS USM zoom lens over recommended kit lens, and I believe, it was great decision. lens works excellent with camera, more importantly this lens though non-L lens, but carries L lens capabilities as it has UD element used for L lens.Combination of both is super for me so far.I would recommend 70-200mm f/4L USM as telephoto, though for low light ideally 70-200 mm f/2.8 is recommended....my 17-55 f2.8 is great for indoors and low light, for out door economical 70-200 f/4L will be a good addition on low budget.

I am a professional photographer/videographer for a several microstock agencies. I use this camera for both video and photos and is an excellent choice to have good quality in both.The camera is very fast, durable, and delivers excellent images and videos!I love the camera video features. If you want to shoot slow motion footage then you should buy Canon 7d because you can set 60fps, and then to go down to 24fps for the slo mo effect. My Mark II 5d does not have this setting unfortunately.Also I like 7d because of its auto-focus 19 points capabilities. Which is a great feature if you shoot sports or birds.Unfortunately this camera does not perform well in low light condition. If you go higher than 1250 ISO than it produces very noisy photos.

My wife loves the camera, it is a significant step up from her prior cameras and her early photos as she is still learning are really so much better - she is excited and wants to learn more about the camera, photography, settings, etc.

I love this camera and the fact that it is a Canon product makes it even better. Took me just a while to adjust to using it but now that I have I have to admit I like it as well as the Canon 5D Mark III we bought too. Use the L lenses and you cannot beat the beautiful images you will have. We have many compliments on our pictures. My fiance' prefers the full frame but I like the other just as well.

Aside from the outstanding quality photos and extraordinary flexibility, the camera has a substantial feel to it, and although the controls are soft switches, they feel like they would on a film camera. I can use the lenses from my EOS 50D and EOS 5D, which is a substantial savings for me.

I bought the Canon 7D almost as soon as it came out... Take a great pic... But unlike my other cameras the electronics and memory card "loading"..(bent pins)...were substandard... Had to send camera back for a complete retool...bought a second one because I travel and know the camera...again..great pic..but not that well made. Had same issue with two Canon lenses..., so you'll get some wonderful photos, but will be spending more on repair than you planned. My personal opinion is that Canon has really let the quality of the their products slide as they enjoy more success...

I recomend you, if you are thinking buy this camera... search in the Web 'err 30 err40 eos 7d' and decide..This is a very common error in this camera, in my case after warranty period came the err40, then change the shutter (after 11.000 shots !!) and 400 $ more.... incredible....I'm not very happy with the answer of technical service of canon.I recomend you to decide after you know this kind of error.good luck

I really like and enjoy this Camera.... It is very capable and well built.... nothing to dislike about it (at least for me; I am not a professional photographer, though)....

I recommend just getting the body and forking out for a better lens, like the 24-105 L lens. Nothing really to say that hasn't been said, but I wanted to add my 5 stars.I love that Canon can product a product much more timeless than Apple. The 7d isn't new, and I wouldn't even go after a new edition when it comes out next year (rumored).

I'm just a hobbyist who started with a Rebel XTi way back when it came out, and earlier this year, finally decided to upgrade to a 50D. The 50D was great, but it was lacking something for me, and I wanted video, so I sold it and purchased a 7D (over a 5Dii due to better AF).There's no doubt this camera just "fits" in my hands better. My brother has my old Rebel now, and it feels so tiny and delicate compared to the 7D. IQ was a marginal upgrade over the 50D, but I've found the low light performance to be better - I can generally get acceptable images up to ISO3200 with properly exposed images, sometimes even 6400.Where this camera blows me away is in its custom settings and AF. I feel like there's so much more to this camera that I haven't explored yet - video, the options for AF, and just overall the higher number of custom functions over the 50D.Where this camera is it blowing me away is with metering. No matter which metering method I use, the camera will never get it right within 2/3 stop. I've found that without flash I have to go + 2/3 - 1 1/3 stop, and without flash about - 2/3 to 1 stop. I never had this bad of a problem on my other cameras, so I'm not sure if it's just my camera or the model itself, but once I figured out the problem, it's been easy enough to work around.Overall very happy with it, and I would recommend it to anyone who's ready to explore, or is already exploring, more advanced photography. A beginner could use this camera out of the box, but I don't think they'd get their money's worth out of it if they don't know how to use the true features of it.

Best camera I've ever used. The only thing that sucks is how expensive good lens are, other than that the camera is great

We needed a newer, faster prosumer DSLR and we were looking for one in the Rebel price range without being a Rebel. This 7D is a good fit. It has more megapixels (and yes, I know - sensors haven't changed much), a huge LCD, higher ISO range and a better memory buffer. This means we're never using the flash on indoor shots but still can shoot at 125th of a second or faster with a bit of depth of field to boot. We can also click the shutter release several times in succession and not have to wait while the camera gets out of brain freeze as it writes to the CF card. This camera had a problem with giving the error "Cannot communicate with battery." The camera has a 1-year warranty and I filled out a repair order online and shipped the camera to Canon. It came back in about a week and they replaced the circuit board, and the entire viewfinder. We no longer have the issue and the viewfinder was a huge upgrade. It's nice to see how Canon stands behind their product.

I love this camera, it felt good in the hand, super fast and responsive. The only cons were high ISOs were no bueno and a bit over saturated out of the camera

Camera and many extras posted for a GREAT price! I thought it was too good to be true, but it wasnt, and I couldn't be happier. The camera was shipped promptly and came with all the extra goodies as promised and everything was in perfect working order! I would use olyvyana again and again if I had the chance. Thanks!