Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 7D

That stuff I said about the Green Square... I take it all back.Behold, CA (Creative Auto)!!! It's "Manual for Dummies".I think I'm in love!Seriously, this camera is light years ahead of my 2003 10D.I now can see how housewives who receive this as a gift and start photographing their children suddenly think they're Anne Geddes.

This is my third Canon body. As I made the jump from my 50D to this camera I worried was it worth the money. IT WAS WORTH THE MONEY. This camera is the link between the pro 1D series and the prosumer market and it does it well.Unlike the Rebel and XXD series the 7D does not have setting for landscape, portait, sports, etc. It does have a fully automatic setting but if you had not done it before you will learn how to use the Av, Tv, M, P settings of your camera as well as how to adjust you exposures in camera and all of the other features that many that have the Rebel/XXD series have only toyed with.The advanced view finder makes framing the shot is easy. The 19 AF point focusing system means less out of focus action shots. The battery life is great. As a sports photographer the Shutter speed has allowed me to capture the point of impact between the bat and ball. The photo just makes me go wow the ball just appears to be frozen to the bat. If you only use like to use the "program" setting on your Rebel or XXD series this may not be the camera for you. But if you want to learn how to be a photographer BUY this camera you will not regret the purchase.

I like the quality of the pictures and video I think is a great camera, if you read and learn about it. I also think if you want to use for every event or for daily use is kind of heavy to Carrie around! Over all great purchasing!!

I recently decided to upgrade from my previously owned Canon Rebel XTi and kit lens. I was pleased with that one as it was my first DSLR I had ever owned. I learned a lot during my time with it, and it served its purposes well. As my interest in expanding and enhancing my photography has increased, I realized it was definitely time for a new camera and lenses. I swayed on with kit lens to get with the Canon 7D since I had heard horror stories about kit lens quality, yet it was only a bit more to get the camera with a lens. After much research, I decided on this kit and I'm thrilled! The lens is not as loud as I had expected after reading some reviews. I'm not a wedding or religious photographer, so maybe it would be a bit of a problem in those circumstances? The camera is amazing! I honestly didn't realize what I was missing! I investigated so many cameras and really am partial to Canon since all my Canon gear has done well thus far. I won't be using this for videos, but that's a nice option for those of you who will. One thing I read about and was hesitant for was the auto-focus speed and accuracy. I think it's a gem though myself! I have my new lenses, accessories and all ready to go. Now I just need to find the right bag to hold all of my gear. Any suggestions?

I have been wanting to upgrade my camera for a few years and I am so glad that I did! This camera is fantastic! It focuses quicly so that I don't miss any of my friends expressions or special moments that are so priceless! And I love that I can take stills and videos with one camera, in such high quality!

The Good1. Shoots full 1080p video and variable frame rates2. The autofocus tech is better than the 5d mark ii which is twice as expensive3. Great colorsThe Bad1. It's not full frame which can cause problems if you like to shoot wide. What you save on the camera body you will end up paying in really expensive lenses.2. Does not do very good in low light situations. It's a smaller image sensor so you will start to see artifacts and noise a lot quicker.3. Build quality is not the best. To me it had a cheap plastic feel that turned me off. The new nikon d7000 for instance is made with an aluminum alloy that makes it more durable and feel more expensive.For video, I love it, the fact that it gives me so much freedom makes it well worth the money. For photography however I am not very impressed. The ability to customize certain settings seemed a little bit clunky and I am not overly impressed with the image quality in low light situations. If you want to do event photography like at weddings and concerts, You will find yourself maxing out this camera's abilities on a regular basis. I would strongly encourage you to consider paying the extra money to go with the canon 5d mark ii if you do weddings because it works better in low light and gives you full frame. But at this point, there is talk of a next generation Canon 5d mark iii set to be released by the middle of 2011 which if true, would be worth the wait.Great camera for the money but if you are like any if my friends that are aspiring photographers, you may find yourself outgrowing this camera faster than your wallet would like to see happen.

I am upgrading from a 40d. I am considered a amature but I'm doing Weddings, Portraits, Senior pics, and Photo Art. Pictures of mine sell in galleries and I have been in retail for over 10 years selling cameras as well as other things. I can tell you that the extra fps are great when shooting sports and the iso performance compared to the 40d is great. I just shot a wedding with a 2.8is 70-200 L lens at 1000iso with no flash and the pictures look like 640 or 800 iso pictures from the 40d with better clarity. I sat down to do my regular adjustments in my programs and to tell the truth all I'm doing now is a little noise reduction and cropping.Sports are awesome also, I'm able to keep my shutter speed and iso high without loss of quality. The wirerless flash features are pretty good also. You can adjust each of your flashes from the camera and even use the built in flash along with other wireless flashes. The only down side is that the flashes have to be within 80 degrees of sight of the camera. Because of this I will still use pocket wizards but its still good to know that you have a solid backup if your pocket wizards fail or you dont have another choice. Figure out how to use the picture stlye software also. This can save a lot of time editing colors and sharpness in photoshop or lightroom. With picture stlye you can create setting, load them on your camera and, shoot away. They can be changed with a click of a mouse in photo professional if you ever need to change a setting. Raw files are very large so I recomend at min 8gb cards that are at least 30mb/s, however the faster mb/s the better and smoother your picture taking will become. I still plan on buying the 5d because the iso is even better than the 7d how ever I still plan on using both because they are great cameras. You can check out some of my pics from sporting events at [...]

I love it, great for fast actions and such, I own a 50D and this is by far the best in the class, I love the Full HD 1080p videos.I want to give a shot to 5D MKii and compare the two....

I have been very pleased by the 7-D camera! I mostly take pictures of birds (with a 300 mm lens and a 1.4x extender) and use a much smaller lens for pictures of people as well as landscapes. I had a Canon 30-D camera and debated whether the improvement in technology would make the upgrade worth it, or if it would be too small a difference. Well, I can say without hesitation that the pictures are magnificent with this camera and do represent a big upgrade. All the features also are easy to use and I really like that I have three places on the wheel where I can record settings for specific purposes. For the person for whom great quality in photos really makes a difference, this camera is great and is worth saving for.

I have been using the camera for about 4 weeks now, which is about what it will take o get used to most of the bells and whistles. It is a wonderful camera. It won't take the pictures for you (OK, maybe it will), but it does give you the power to take some incredibly good photos under a wide variety of circumstances. It is solidly made, and has the weight to prove it. Despite its enormous capabilities and options, it is relatively easy to learn to use, and the controls are well laid out. Battery life is surprisingly good. The color of the photos is fantastic. Color me pleased with the camera at this point.

To begin I am not a professional photographer but a very good amateur professional. Wonderful camera. Great pictures. Will take sometime to master though.

I'm a student filmmaker and I've been after a 7d for months, I finally grabbed this one a month ago, Best decision ever!!

I received my camera on time in additional it's the best camera I use from the speed and quality , HDR option as will. Also Ailabel underwater case for underwater photofrapher.

I have been using the Canon T1&2 and they have worked great but this guy shoots super fast and has wonderful ISO performance. I shoot a lot of lower light boxing and MMA and this is the camera to have. The 60fps 720p video is fluid and pans like a dream. Just make sure you get a nice sized memory card to handle the fast shooting.

I bought my 7D a couple of months back, and it felt perfect in many ways: the build, the shutter speed, even the UI although it is a little complicated. I'm using it with EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS lens, which I transferred from me Rebel XT. Unfortunately my excitement about 7D disappeared as soon as I started seriously taking pictures, and especially when I started to view at the images on my PC.Firstly, the auto-focus kept on focusing without a stop whenever I was taking a picture of anything beyond 3 or 4 meters: I just had to turn to manual focusing before I was able to take the picture. Secondly the images taken with auto-focus (within 3-4 meter range) were mostly out of focus: the camera focused on something that it was not supposed to, or on nothing. Light or dark, inside or out, the problem just doesn't go away.Manual focusing is the solution for both issues, but it's tedious on on-going basis, and my wide hates it. I'd need to take the frame for warranty repair, but I bought it from another continent, so I'm just waiting to get back in order to enjoy free warranty repairs. Let's see if there's a fix.+ Build+ Features- Malfunctioning auto-focus: doesn't focus on anything beyond 3-4 meters- Malfunctioning auto-focus: out of focus pictures even within 3-4 meter range

I upgraded to the 7D from my 40D. Liked my 40D, LOVE my 7D. So glad I upgraded. User interface is a lot more intuitive and it makes shooting in various conditions a lot easier. I was considering the 7D and full frame 5D Mark II -- glad I saved over $1,000 in going with the 7D. The head to head reviews I found, showed that in MOST situations, good glass on a 7D creates nearly identical images to the 5D -- I have good Canon glass already, so it was a no brainer. I needed a CF card, 7D has that. 19 AF points is unreal -- don't be fooled by Nikon's claims that they have dozens and dozens, most of those are not ACTIVE AF points, the 7D's are. Luv it!

This camera is fantastic.It is loaded with features, but a few of my favorites are:- the viewfinder, what you see is what you get, the view is 100%, no guesstimating about what is going to or not going to appear in the image. What you see is what you get.- solid build, the metal body has a great feel yet not too heavy- the quick view feature allows for complete central control of the shooting functions with a minimum of wasting time fiddling with menus or buttons- the battery life is excellent, I have two and that is enough for hundreds of shotsI could go on and on, I have been using this camera for almost a year and I cannot say enough good things about it.

I have really enjoyed this camera. It takes really great pictures. I am a complete novice but I wanted something fast enough to provide quality photos of my grandchildren and to provide options for "special" photos. I have been completely satisfied.

Instead of rehashing the other great reviews here & elsewhere for this camera (all of which I agree with), I'm just noting that I also purchased from Amazon & would recommend you use the B+W 67mm UVA (Ultra Violet) Haze MRC Filter #010 to go on this lens & that works with no problems. Ditto for Canon EW-73B Lens Hood For 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS EF-S and 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lenses. Ditto for the Transcend 32 GB Compact Flash Card 400X (Blue). Enjoy!

Takes amateur photography to a new level. I used to have a Canon SLR 10 years ago....then switched to digital point and shoot camera - primarily because of convenience and portability and also because wasn't really impressed either with the quality OR the price points of DSLR's at that time. This camera addresses everything. I shoot mostly personal family pictures, kids, functions at home and landscapes when traveling. Have it paired with an EFS 17-55mm f/2.8 (my only lens so far!) and image quality is mind-blowing. Great bokeh and low light performance. I rarely use the flash. Rich, true and vivid colors even in low light with no flash. Would have preferred to get the Full frame 5D - but body and good lens combined were beyond what I wanted to spend on my first DSLR. Plan on using this as my first DSLR to get aquatinted before thinking of upgrading to a full frame.Have a friend with the EOS 5D and I confess that the picture quality of 5D with a 24-85mm f/2.8 is quite better and its the must have camera for anybody with serious ambitions in photography or spare change. In features and options though 7D is equal to the 5D if not better. But for starters - the EOS 7D is great - in fact exceptional. To realize its best potential pair it with a good and fast lens and NOT with one of the lenses that come packaged with it.

m1RQNF475R50DD / mo3S8EEL289L4U4 Length:: 0:14 MinsGot it. Love it. I can't even begin to re-hash all the superb reviews of this camera, but if photography is a serious hobby, or you're a pro and looking for a back-up for your 5D MkII or 1D Mk4 (OR you've already invested a small fortune in Canon compatible lenses), don't even hesitate to get this camera. Finally we get a workable Live View, HD Video, and a 1x OVF. Perfecto. If you want icing on the cake - look at Steves Digicam review, the DP Review, and the FredMiranda review - then come back here and buy it..Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!.In response to a comment, I have post photos showing ISO comparisons on my particular camera.I had to upload it here as a video (zooms in to 200% at 7 seconds) - will try to also upload the static image in user photos..See the comments to my review

This is the best opportunity I have had to enjoy the technological advances Canon has brought in this presentation called 7D. Its response speed, versatility in its applications and your choice BULB have made a tremendous impact on my development as an amateur photographer. Working with the 7D has been fantastic and the results have left me stunned. I recommend it as a high performance semi-pro camera.

I bougt this camera a few months before, it is realy amazing. the only disadvantage is the noise when shooting in low light or using high ISO. otherwise, its fantastic.

i waited for more than a year to upgrade from my 40d to see how the community responded to the 7d.. the general consensus was that it was an awesome camera.. i got it right in time before prices went up, so that was good.. things i noticed when i shot a few frames was the bright viewfinder and crisp lcd.. features i looked forward to testing was the ability to shoot in even higher ISOs, 8fps burst, built-in flash trigger.. all worked wonderfully well and all in all, it's a great camera..