Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 7D

I got two of these for professional use:The first one was squeeking when the sensor was being cleaned. It drove me crazy and I returned it. I got my replacement and it's silent.DO YOUR RESEARCH!!! -If something feels off about your camera when you get it, look it up! It could be normal and it could be a major flaw. Know before it's too late so you can get a "good" copy.Pros:BEST BODY CONSTRUCTION ON THE MARKET!!!!8FPS!!!! (Great for wildlife/Action)AMAZING Servo AF.GREAT video.AMAZING outdoor performance.Feels great in my hands, very sturdy.Weather sealingIn camera RAW (can save time when prepping a shoot with white balance etc.)3 custom user image profilesGreat layout, very intuitive for canon users.Cons:Not the sharpest camera. After many side by sides with my Rebel Xti, the IQ is pretty much the same unfortunately. I am keeping my old 5D for portraits and landscape/lowlight.Not so hot in Low light. Try not to push too much above 1000. Decent noise control but it shouldn't need to control it in the first place (Ideally)Battery grip doesn't match camera grip ergonomics at all.Battery life could be a touch better.It suffers from being too awesome sometimes.Bottom line:I am NOT sending it back. I am excited to use it for what it was designed for.If you are strictly a landscape/portrait photographer, get a different camera.If you are a wildlife photographer, you will LOVE this.If you are thinking that a better camera will make you a better photographer, save your money and try cooking.If you have the money and want a great all around camera, go for it!

This is the best camera I have ever owned and the second semi-pro DSLR. I had the Canon EOS 30D before this and took approximately 40,000 pictures with it. When I got the 7D I was really impressed with the irpvement over the 30D which I was very happy with and still use as a back-up body. The IS) range is much better and the clarity and saturation of the images from the 7D over the 30D is very evident when you compare them side by side. I recently took this on a trip to Venice, Italy and literally didn't get a bad image. Part of the credit goes to the location but the camera performed beautifully and I hope to use it on more trips soon.My only complaint would be the size of the image files. I always shoot RAW+jpeg at the highest quality and the RAW file alone is about 25Mb. This eats up a lot of memory card and hard drive space but I guess that is the price of quality.

Finally I can have crisp sports pictures when I take outdoor pictures of Lacrosse and Football. Love this camera. Great buy. Everything went smoothly.

Canon EOS 7D Breaks Record, the 7D was chosen for the world's largest photo, a view of London from the BT Tower in incredible detail. It feels so good to know that your camera has been chosen to take the largest photo in the world; it is a great feeling of intense accomplishment.That said, lets summarize what the Canon EOS 7D is, because if you're here you already know something about DSLRs. The 7D is the Pro APS-C Camera, the APS-C version of the 5D. Canon, by far, is the largest camera maker in the world, followed by Nikon and then Sony.The 7D have as many features as most full-frame cameras, and it is so fast that is faster than many full-frames, 8 pictures per second. Dual Imaging Processors; Weatherproof magnesium-alloy body; 150,000-cycle shutter. The exceptional Autofocus system is very elaborate and sophisticated but extremely easy to use.100% Viewfinder Coverage and 1.0x Viewfinder Magnification is unheard of, try to find any camera including full-frames with these features.Full HD Video 1080p, every frame is a beautiful picture. NBC is using the 7D for capturing the Saturday Night Live show's intro. The range of lenses available gives the ability to create unbelievable video projects utilizing shallow Depth of Field and low light.27 Custom Functions; Custom User Settings can be register for 3 Mode Dial's C1, C2 and C3 for easy access at any instant. No many cameras have this special feature.It doesn't get any better than this. The Canon EOS 7D is without question, the best APS-C DSLR Canon has ever produced. I'm very proud to recommend my lovely and full featured 7D, the camera that was chosen to take the largest photo in the world.

I didn't purchase my 7D in Amazon, but I wanted to put in my thoughts on the camera. Like I said in the title, sensor technology has improved by leaps and bounds since this camera was first introduced, but having said that, I feel this camera is great. I'm not a professional photographer, but I consider myself an advanced amateur and know my way around this camera.I think to really get the best of this camera is by shooting in RAW. Why? To get the most out of its sensor. I've shot 1600 to 3200 ISO and even though you can see grain, with software such as Lightroom or Photoshop you can easily correct and get usable shots. The camera is rugged and I haven't had any issues with it so far and with the feature set coming with this camera, you can't ask for more.Naturally, if I someday would be able to upgrade, I'm going with the top of the line EOS 1D X. Some people might consider me crazy to spend close to 7 grand for a camera, but when you enjoy what you do and can get the best out there, why not? But right now I can't and I'm enjoying my 7D to the max. I'm learning every nook and cranny in this camera to get the most out of it and in my humble opinion, you can't go wrong if you purchase one. Just wanted to give my opinion hopeful it will help.

Камера очень любит низкое значение ISO, открывая диафрагму по-максимому, что портит некоторые групповые снимки (задний ряд людей размыт). Камера на полном автомате лучше включит вспышку, чем поднимит ISO выше 400. Выручает режим CA (почти...

Я просто в ужасе от этого фотоаппарата. То, что пишут в обзорах - не соответствует действительности. Пробовал на него отснять репортаж 75 фотографий в фокусе...

Very best camera I have so far in this category. 18 megapixels is sufficient enough for my needs and does not consume too much space on your CF cards. Built quality is excellent. Got mine as a refurbished model and it came in brand new. The only reason it was categorized as refurbished because it was a kit, but the lens was sold separately. I already have lenses so this package was ideal for me. Overall excellent camera.

This is an excellent camera. This is sami-pro camera but you will get more bang for your buck! 7D is out for a long time and going strong. Just like 5D series this camera is solid and performs amazingly. With 18 mpx, 1080p HD video recording, with 8 fps fast shooting, this one has everything you need and want in a camera. I have used this camera before and fall in love with it... So my wife bought for me as my Christmas Gift...Thank you,Cheers!!!

This camera is great for the beginner (in auto) or professional and with 18mp you get enough data to zoom in on photos and still be able to make 8x10 copies. If you have big hands or like a full grip you will need the camera grip that is available. I've shot several weddings with this camera and am very pleased with the results.

This is probably my favorite camera I own, and its not even the newest or nicest one. I have had problems with non canon parts working with it though. I like the fact that it is very well made and durable. Has taken a beating and still works well.

Перешёл на 7D c 300D И по началу даже растроился, что она снимает хуже на тех же самых объективах, но постепенно разобрался и понял, что объектив CANON EF 28-135 IS который прекрасно...

I know that the 70D is now on the market and Canon made some improvements; however, I have been using this camera for several years and it continues to perform perfectly.With 18 MP the 7D is still at the higher end of the range for DSLR's, the 8FPS rate is respectable and it is built tough. The camera has been used in the desert and in the cold and has never failed.Given the performance of this camera and the fact that the price will come down with the 70D on the market, this will be a bargain.

I initially had a Canon rebel XT and was wanting something bigger. I found this and was very interested. Once I got it, it was easy to operate and has been an amazing product to work with.

I upgraded from the 40D to this 7D. I still have both cameras but use the 7D more. If you are looking for a DSLR that will perform, then stop procrastinating and buy this camera. I would recommend the 7D without hesitation.

Конечно, это не фулфрейм. Кто-то писал про емкость аккумулятора - смешно))) Не знаю, на что они снимали до этого, но мне одно хватает на 2 - 3 дня активной фотографии с...

I had reached the limitations of my beloved Pentax K20 for the type of picture shooting I do, and I didn't find what I was looking for in the new Pentax K-7. I needed fast and accurate auto focus performance in all lighting conditions and exceptional low-light, high ISO performance. The 7D came out at just the right time. I had considered the Nikon D300, but I preferred Canon L lens choices and the lesser relative cost for the ones I was interested in. It was costly to switch to Canon and buy all new lenses, but with the 7D it was certainly worth it!All the positives have been repeated over and over. I can't add anything new. My point of reference for the performance of the 7D was the Pentax K20 and K-7 (briefly). In comparison, the 7D is at least twice as fast in acquiring focus lock in medium to low light situations. Focus accuracy has been excellent once you master how to properly use the various focus modes. I am getting shots now I could never possibly get before with the Pentax in those situations of immediate-shot, candid pictures and moving subjects. Additionally, the excellent high-ISO performance allows me to shoot at ISO 3200 to 5000+ without issue, giving me more flexibility with higher f-stops and shutter speeds, helpful in low-light situations and with lenses that don't have image stabilization (17-40 f4L, 24-70 f2.8L, 70-200 f4L). While exposure control has worked very well, I have noticed a tendency to slightly overexpose most of the time. Some have commented on the shutter sound. I recall the Pentax K-7 has a quiet shutter sound which I found a BIG plus for shooting inconspicuous candids. The 7D also has a very quiet shutter but with an unusual sound - sort of like a coil spring snapping on what would be an extremely expensive toy dart gun. I got used to it and at times depend on the stealth qualities to shoot unnoticed.However, there are few must-haves in my mind, essential for the next upgrade of the camera.Cons:The biggest issue I have with the 7D is the fact that the mode dial is constantly changing setting from what I last left it. Part of the problem is that the power switch is now located right next to it. Quickly turning the power on or off may cause the mode dial to be changed. Since I often shoot spontaneously from "the hip" while the camera strap is slung over my shoulder, I recently found out that the strap itself can rub across the mode dial and move it to another setting. Not good if you are doing sudden, "get the shot now!" shooting. The cure is simple: do like the Pentax K-7 and use a lock button in the middle of the dial. Problem solved. Of course, any photographer on top of their game knows what the camera settings are every time they press the shutter button (note to self).The other irritant I have is with the CF card door. It's large and slides backwards to open, thereby having the back end of it along the side of the body right where you put the most pressure from the palm of you hand. Mount a heavy lens on this camera like the 24-70 f2.8L or the 70-200 f2.8L, and the pressure placed by your hand on the edge of the CF door causes it to flex and squeak. I heard the 5D has the same issue. Mine started solid but now is flexing and getting noisy. I also doubt the integrity of the weather sealing of this cover, referencing back to Pentax for what seemed like better sealing on their high-end bodies.Conclusion:The two issues I mention are hardly deal-breakers. They can be resolved easily if Canon chooses to do so and can be accounted for by the user's handling/acceptance. I still have a long way to go to get to the point of fully mastering the potential of this camera, but for what I've experienced so far, this is an excellent buy and concedes little if you need an APS-C format camera to shoot professionally. Overall, this is an exceptional camera that has taken my photography to a higher level.Update (4/11/10):Still love the camera. The problem I was having with the mode dial being turned by the camera strap when slung over the shoulder has been resolved by going to a special strap that connects to the tripod mount at the bottom of the camera and crosses the upper body so that the camera can be quickly drawn upward into shooting position from your side. However, the other issue I have with the camera is getting worse - the loose and squeaking CF door. I remove the CF card to load pictures on my computer, and I do this once a day for the last 4 1/2 months now. Perhaps I open and close this door more than others which has contributed to the apparent wear. While Canon should repair this issue under warranty, I hate to be without the camera for the several weeks required to send it off and have the work done. It's unfortunate that this little piece of plastic can so undermine the structural integrity of what is otherwise a very solid camera.Update (10/17/10):While the mode dial is still an issue, after a year of use I've noticed that other parts of th

Если у вас есть опыт фотосъемки на камеры типа Canon 30D, Canon 40D, а уж тем более фулфрейм - трижды подумайте, прежде чем брать семерку.
Безумная гонка Canon за пикселями привела к печальному итогу - исчезла картинка. Она потеряла в объеме, цвете, глубине.
18 Мп на кропе - это однозначный избыток.

1. Камера чрезвычайно требовательна к правильной экспозиции - чуть что не так и лезут неприятные...

excellent camera and meets all my needs. fast shutter and excellent for sports and all types of action shots and great construction and sealing. couldn't be more happy with my purchase

Other folks provided great detail on the 7D features which I read before deciding to purchase. My comments relate to the deciding factors for me. As background, I graduated from two versions of the Rebel, both well-used and enjoyed over many years. I considered purchasing another, but found myself wanting more speed when taking wildlife pictures. The 7D offered more pics/second - helpful when taking pictures of birds or action photos. It also goes to ISO6400 where my previous Rebel was limited to 1600. I also had several Canon lenses (10-22mm; 17-55mm, 70-200mm, and 100-400mm -- all which are "serious" upgrades from the kit lenses; plus a 24-105mm purchased at the same time as this camera) which would fit this camera, and the CF card is the same as my Rebel which continue to be used as a backup. The water-resistancy was another factor - sometimes I forget Mother Nature isn't aware of my plans to take pictures and am exposed to surprise rainstorms.I've been very happy with the quality of pictures from this camera. It takes a while to learn the new ways to maneuver through the various setups, but the results are worth the effort.

So far so good. I just purchased this camera recently and it works so fine so far. I've explored some of its options and menus and they are awesome. I've shifted from my very-old 350D to this more advanced model, so some options and characters are new to me. The weight is heavier a bit than my old camera but this is not an issue I believe. The body has a nice touch to the hand, not harsh and not smooth and would help on stabilizing the camera a bit in your hand (while the 350D body was smooth relatively and would slip sometimes).Some of the many good options and choices this camera has are:1. Live view: Like the point and shoot cameras, you can take a picture by designing the shot in the LCD preview, and you can also view it through a 3x3 grid or 5x5 grid to compose your scene accordingly. Personally, I don't think I will be using this option so much since I'm more used now to the viewfinder.2. Digital level: This thing is viewable only when you switch to the live view mode, and it enables you to level your camera accordingly without any need to the typical spirit level, either on your tripod or your camera's hotshoe.3. Quick settings: It has a quick settings button by which you can make all the settings you want in a fast mode. Simply press the button and the LCD screen will show you all the settings, and you can browse among them using the joystick and change the settings by the top dial.4. Three additional customized modes free for the user to register them under any preferable settings.5. Bulb mode is separated from the (M)anual mode, and not like my old 350D.6. Customizable control-points settings. You can choose 3 different models for your control points, and see them in the viewfinder accordingly.7. Wireless capabilities, which is, to me, so and so.8. Beside various JPEG qualities, you can choose as well various RAW sizes: RAW, M-RAW, S-RAW; with around 18MP, 10MP and 4.5MP resolutions respectively.9. It has different presets of styles for shooting which control colors' contrast and sharpness, and you can set your own settings as well (but personally I go with neutral look and adjust things later).10. It has direct black-and-white shooting, although I heard it is better to avoid this mode in some books, because you won't have much freedom controlling the levels so much. It's better to shoot in colors and convert it to B&W according to your likings later.11. The modes dial is situated on the left. It might not be a big issue, but it is sure a nice placement for me. I think it enables you to switch with your left without losing the grip on the camera with your right hand. Suitable for fast-paced work and shoot I believe.The wireless settings in this camera was a bit tricky. Wireless here is meant to be beam-based wireless, i.e. infrared beams. It is good (and essential) for controlling various accessories like the Speedlite dedicated flashes, but when it comes to a remote control, this is a disadvantage. For a remote control, I would advise of using a cable remote (which the camera is capable of too), because with a wireless remote, you would have to be in front of the camera or at least on the side, but if you plan to work behind the camera (which is the case for me most of the time) it's going to be some hard time triggering the shutter from the back. A beam-less wireless capability would be far more useful than IR.I wouldn't talk about the image quality here, because I think it is obvious by now.I didn't try the video mode, mainly because I'm not interested in this field. I believe this option has raised the camera's price accordingly. I was looking for a camera with such options but without the video mode, simply because I don't need it. The price is an issue here of course but if you are serious about your hobby or profession it is a great investment (with the right lenses). I suggest though, and I don't know about the marketing lines that Canon are involved in, that such video mode would be separated, to drop down the price a little.