Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 7D

Finally upgraded to a new camera. I describe myself as an amateur amateur photographer. Easy to use and has the bells and whistles to bring my craft forward. Love the camera and the quality of photos it produces.

I got what I was after. Arriving on time, and working just fine. Hope my skillsare up to the technology.

Unless you are rich you should know basically what you are getting into when you buy this caliber of camera. If you are rich just buy this camera... short is it's awesome. If not, please read on. This is the real deal and provided you don't get a lemon like so many reviewers you will be more than pleased. I researched and bought this for my wife's budding photography business. Rather than buy this at "local big name retail store" and add in 7.5% sales tax to my bill I bought from Amazon. I timed my order with a variety of other items to complement the camera, IE a bag, lens cleaner etc by ordering one day shipping. Unfortunately, in my research, I decided to get her the 28-135 lens instead of the 18-135 based on a few things, the 28 being newer, compatible with full frame cameras (use on her upgrade in 2 years), reports of crisper/cleaner shots, Ultra Sonic focusing/Image stabilization. In most people's eyes, the 28 is a better lens. The 18 allows for a more macro/small space picture though and we've already noticed a few shots that could have used an 18... oh well. Any who, Amazon shipped the 18 to us by mistake. So even with the one day shipping, it took 4 days for the correct camera to get to us. Amazingly, it still arrived before mother's day and was a fine surprise for her. We have taken almost 2k pictures with this since then. One thing to think about though is that SLR cameras have a moving mirror etc that is only good for a certain number of movements. I'm wondering if maybe we should have bought a T3i to practice and the 7D later to take the good shots... So far money WELL spent. This takes the clearest, crispest, most beautiful pictures I've ever taken. If you can afford this... it's awesome.

I needed to upgrade my camera and wanted to add HD video. The Canon 7D was just right for me since all my old len's would work just fine with it. The price has come down now from when I bought it so it is even a better deal now.

I bought this the 7D to replace my T2i. I also have a 5D M2 and the 7D complements the 5D much better. Same Battery, same remote trigger, etc. 7D has a more advanced focusing system, but I use spot focus mostly on both cameras. Internal level is nice. I use all Red ring lenses and the quality of photographs I get with the 7D are excellent. I don't push the ISO much above 400 and I haven't had any noise issues that some others have mentioned.

CAMERA WAS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND THE PRICE WAS GREAT. IT ARRIVED JUST IN TIME AND DID NOT HAVE ANY PROBLEM. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

This camera is awesome for the price of average! It has the photo and video quality to go toe to toe with more expensive cameras (like the 5D mark ii) yet it's half the price! Also, with a faster processor, and 19 focus points it's very quick. You won't be disappointed with this camera.

now, you have to remember that this camera is still a cropped sensor, not a full-frame professional DSLR.However, the pics are terrific, low light performance is outstanding, manual controls are where you'd expect them to be and very convenient.I had good old D450 before this one - the quality of photos, speed of focus, and camera feel (weather proof) is unmistakeably better. The reason to go for 7D and not step it up to full-frame was a good set of lens. Lens are just as important, if not more, as the body attached to them.

This is a great camera, produces crisp and vibrant shots. It is fairly easy to use if you are familiar with Canon cameras, I upgraded from a 40D and the controls are virtually identical. Choosing focal points is extremely easy. Very sturdy camera, feels really solid in your hands. Paired with my 24-105 f/4 L lens, the shots are fantastic. Paired with a 50mm f/1.4, dark shots are extremely good, perfect up to 3200 ISO. I find that even with the high ISO noise reduction on, shots above 3200 are not printable in large format, but still good enough to display on the web. This is a great camera, buy some extra flash cards, raw images can be above 20mb on long exposures.

Very easy to use especially if you use Lynda.com :)Love the ability to do the same commands in different ways.

It's such an easy to use camera. I love the live view option on it, especially because I do a lot of still life and have a crappy lens. With it, I can make sure the focus is right on. I had a Rebel XT before and this is definitely a HUGE upgrade. The images are clearer, the color is closer to what it should be, and there are way more options. It's a good price and works almost just as well as the 5D Mark III, almost. I haven't done much with the HD video, but I hear it's a great function.

I have a Canon T1i and 60d. I picked up a 7d just before christmas. I have a couple thousand shots on it alrwady and no focus issues.I decided to give a buddies 7d a try who was having "focus issues". I had none. There are a few reasons for this1. Dont use green box mode. It sucks on all Canon dslrs.2. Choose your own focus point. If you let the camera choose it will pick the closest object with contrast.3. The 18mp canon sensors require a slightly higher shutter speed than the previous sensors do. This is a fault of the sensor design and therefore a flaw in the camera.I shoot wildlife, sports, and some motorsports and have no problems at all.There may be a few of these that habe legitimate issues, but most of the issues are user error.

I have had this camera for a couple weeks now and its such an upgrade from my last one. The autofocus system is amazing. The camera focuses quickly and performs well in low light. The image quality is excellent (with decent glass). The only complaint I have is noise starting to be beyond what I would like at about ISO 800. With a little noise reduction in camera raw I think the files are still useable until ISO 3200. I did expect this when purchasing the camera and knew it wouldn't be a total deal breaker for me.. Someone should not purchase this camera if they are looking for clean files at ISO 800 or above. For me, the $800 difference to dive into full frame wasn't worth it at the moment (especially with the other features this camera has that the entry level full frames don't). Will definitely be using this camera for a very long time!!!!

This camera is definitely not for the rookie type. This is a beautiful camera. I'd suggest you buy a how to book if you're not familiar with these camera's

It is possible to get very sharp pictures, with very real colors. Very easy to use. I highly recommend this camera.

This a excellent Canon product i would highly recommend this to any advanced amateur or professional. Great all around camera outdoor, landscape, wedding, portrait, and any other type of photography.

This is actually my first DSLR camera. I am not new to photography and the peripherals that go with the business, I use to be in the video field, filming weddings,parties and everything else a customer needed. I decided to get into photography and extend my love for this media. I have been looking at numerous cameras including Canon, Nikon and a few others, I even thought about getting a full-frame camera but my budget thought otherwise. I scoured the reviews on said cameras and finally put my money down on the Canon Eos 7D. Boy am I glad I did! This fine instrument of art really shines. When you first pick it up you can feel the quality,the camera is laid out to make it easy for you to do your job. I purchased the kit with the 28-135 IS USM lens. I am still learning this fine camera but so far it has been a breeze to get to know, The menu is very imformative and if you know absolutely nothing about cameras you can start out by putting this in "Full Automatic Mode" The camera will make all the settings for you (iso,aperture n so on)but the fun begins when you open this beast up and put it into manual mode, go ahead and try it, the only way you will learn your camera is by trying different options in manual mode. After playing with it you will know this camera and come to love what it can do. Want to fire several photo's in rapid sucession? the 7d does it very fast and with no problem . . . .however, in order to do this you need a fast memory card. I purchased a card with 60mb speed and this gives me plenty of power to let the 7d open-up and come to life! I will give a more detailed review in about 6months. But if you are like I was and trying to figure out which camera to get I can only tell you that this camera is better than I thought it would be, easy to use and a heck of a lot of fun. It takes beautiful pictures with outstanding detail and clarity, and since it is a Canon product you know it is a quality camera. Just ask the pro's!

I'm not going to fool you, I'm not a professional. Even though I'm paid to take pictures and video for work, I know very little. But with what I do know, this camera makes me feel invincible. The capabilities are astounding, sure its not a full frame like the 5d or 1d, but who needs that?This camera is great for what I do, it's also remarkable for taking video, which is the main reason I bought it. I haven't once regretted buying this camera and hope it lasts me a long time.

I've been very happy since i got this Camera. Nice, rugged & everything i need on a DSLR> big thanks!

I like how it feels, and the options on it are fun, I like the mmii more, but this is a good camera too...

I received my 7D at the beginning of Jan. 2012. I had upgraded from a T1i to a 60D, but needed more AF points and faster frames per second. I also liked the idea of Micro Focus Adjustment, having quite a few lenses.I absolutely love the feel of the body in my hands and it has a great feature set.After taking a thousand or so shots throughout the month, I noticed they all had one thing in common - inconsistent focusing. They were aimed clearly at a subject's eye or a particular focus point, with no camera or subject movement and one or two shots would be in focus and some wouldn't be!I'd Micro Focus Adjusted my prime lenses and this just seemed extremely weird. I also noticed that the AF points on the viewfinder were significantly different (offset) from what was shown in Canon's Digital Photo Professional software.I sent the body and lens (which was unused) back to Amazon and they sent me a replacement. When it arrived, I immediately took several shots in both bright and darker environments. Focusing was perfect, AF points aligned properly. I MFA'ed my lenses again, two were brand new. Everything seemed great, until when reviewing images, I noticed that most of them had what appeared to be hot pixels in approximately the same positions - even after using different lenses! I had a look at the sensor (with mirror flipped up, using a loupe) and didn't see any dust on it. I did notice that the mirror had a big smudge on it (but didn't see it through the viewfinder).Off it went back to Amazon and my replacement for the replacement arrived today. The AF points are off slightly, but I was told that if I send it back I'll have to take a refund. So, I'm debating what to do at this point. I'm probably going to keep it and, if necessary, will send it to Canon for servicing.

Purchased for my son--he uses it for everyday use as well as for special photo products at school. He asked for it after a significant amount of research and feels it meets his needs and is the best of it's kind.

Got this 7D for Christmas and I was so excited. When I started using it, I was so disappointed. My images were flat and soft. There was no wow factor at all. I was shocked. So I went on line and looked up the problem, to my surprise, so many people were finding the same problems, soft images and trouble with Auto Focus. Looked up all sorts of things to do to correct it, tried it all, and still , soft images. I refused to give in. I kept trying and trying as I wanted so much to love my 7D. Sadly, in the end, I could not love it, it was giving me such stress and disappointment. I had bought my husband a Sony NEX-5N and gave that to him for Christmas and he was getting better images on that than I was on my 7D. So many people stated that they had to send theirs to canon for calibration 4 X or more, I did not spend $1400.00 to keep sending this back to Canon. Soft images seem to be an ongoing problem with a lot of peoples 7D's. In the end I had to send it back, putting in that box was so so sad. I went to a local NYC camera store and picked up a T3I instead, I came home and was getting the most awesome shots ever. I also have the T1I and this also is giving me better shots than the 7D. This is so sad and so disappointing and I love Canon but I can not understand for the life of me what the deal is with this 7D. The next one which is the 5D, I was hesitant to buy as the price is approx $900.00 more than the 7D and I was afraid I would have similar circumstances. My TI models never failed me yet and I guess I will stick with them. Do your homework before buying a 7D, look up focusing problems on the net before you buy. Amazon is GREAT about returns which made this easy. Still so sad and so let down :-( Bear in mind, that I am an experienced photographer with multiple Canon L - Series lenses which were all used on the 7D with the same soft image results.

I love this camera. I am a semi-professional photographer. This camera meets every need I require. The camera is complex and required some careful study .... and the manual is difficult to follow. However, the end results were worth it! I highly recommend this camera!