Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 7D

This is one of the most amazing cameras I have ever owned. If you're looking for a DSLR that takes amazing piks and is also simple to use this is it. The HD video takes quality video although I wouldn't advise taking pictures while taking video since it actually shows up as a stutter during the video. Not a fan of the built-in flash so I would recommend buying an external flash to create better lighting in photos.This camera rests perfectly in your hand and isn't too heavy or too clunky. I definitely recommend this if you're looking to upgrade to a DSLR and have a serious interest in photography

I love this product because it is top of the line for cropped frame camera and It's incredibly fast and quite.I recommend this camera for any professional photographer or a beginner trying to upgrade to a better camera body.

Camera works great and has many features ihavw to master. Thought it would be easy transiti from canon ti but looks like it will take more to learn than first thought....my issues, not comeras...love iso options and multiple focusing points.

Да, фотик-за-полтинник уже вселяет некоторые надежды... Однако, качество картинки совсем немногим превосходит древний...

I purchased this camera to replace my Canon 40D. I have been very happy with my decision. Ease of use and camera speed are excellent. The only slight negative is that due to weight of camera it is difficult to shoot videos (movies) handheld

This was the best camera i have ever had to date! Stop reading reviews and just get it, you will not regret it a bit. once i started using it i find i can't put it down. i can't wait to continue to build my lens collections just so i can continue to amaze myself with this masterpiece! LOVE IT!

I love that I found this at a great price. This camera takes absolutely beautiful pictures and videos. Worth every penny.

My wife is the camera buff and is an avid hobbyist. Moving up from a Rebel wasn't just a step forward, it was a leap to the top with this Canon EOS 7D.My wife's action photos are sharper; with the camera speed and lenses she's capturing more feel with every shot. I am not the only one seeing/saying these things as our children's dance and sports team parents who view the shots on smug mug have equally exceptional positive comments.The photographer I bought this camera for was already the best: with the 7D her photography is even better.

Best camera I have owned. It is so good to use and has a real professional feel to it. Great results so far.

Очень удобен съемки для спорта и прочего где важна скорость фокуса, снимка!
Использую с телеобъективами...

I always use Canon products and I really love them. My platform is totally Canon and that is why I decided to go to higher level camera and this one fulfill my requirement on portrait and landscape photography as for now. Even when I found a bargain on a 5D, 7D is newer and the characteristics are really useful for me. I really recommend this product.

Nothing else I can say....excellent, excellent, excellent! Since there are 13 more words that are required and I have nothing left to say, I'll leave it at that.

Ken Parks, a professional wedding photographer in the Atlanta area, selected the 7D as a backup to his primary digital camera, another Canon EOS 7D. He investigated several of the Canon models, only to find that the best would be another 7D because of his requirements.

идеальная камера для репортажной фотографии!...

I never had a camera with so many problem doing even simple autofocusing. Unless you have full light, it takes long to focus and it is not sharp. Often it's unable to focus at all. After exporting the pictures, many shots are not fully focused. Before this camera I had a Digital Rebel T1, which, autofocus wise, was performing fine. I can't believe Canon has got so bad. It reminds me of Sony in the nineties.

Долго выбирал между 60D и 7D. Когда подержал в руках последний, выбор стал очевиден. 3 часа в магазине для выбора тушки и обьектива и я счастливый обладатель сего девайса. Покупал для фотографирования сына. Доволен...

I bought this camera after outgrowing my Rebel Xsi. On the 7D, the autofocus is lightning fast and deadly accurate. The camera balances well in the hand. Exposure is correct but if you want to adjust, you can do so quickly. The Q button is a godsend: the camera has so many options, you need the Q button to quickly access the options. The large screen is easy to arrange and the upteen million options are reasonably logically laid out. I would give this a five star but I find the autofocus options confusing. Spot focus, full focus, partial focus, expandable focus, it goes on and on. And of course, it is also interwoven with the exposure system, so it becomes a mire of bewildering options. In short, your best best is simply figure out if you are photographing moving objects (sports, wildlife, small kids) or stationary objects (trees, houses, sunsets) and set your autofocus accordingly. However, you can just skip the whole darned thing, set it for generic autofocus and it'll usually be just fine. Exceptions would be subjects like one lone pelican flying in a clear blue sky, or one small bunny crouched down in the green grass. You will need to zoom in then and the camera will be just fine but a wide angle or standard lens and the poor camera will do it's best but might miss the shot. Anyway, it's an awesome camera and a perfect fit for an advanced amateur like myself. It's too much camera for beginners or technophobes and professionals might prefer the 1 series of Canon cameras.

A lot has been written on EOS 7D so I'll stick to one point: the focus does not work well and Canon's attempts to repair it have not helped. I have a lot of experience with this camera and have put it through many tests (in the lab and in the field). It simply does not have a consistent, accurate focus. I would avoid it.

When I first started reading about this camera I started to get excited, the only thing that bothered me was that it is not a full frame camera. Well I have had it for about 3 weeks and have been putting it through my own test. The picture quality has been fantastic,I don't miss the full frame sensor. The raw files do come out somewhat soft but as soon as you run them through photoshop you get a sharp photo. I edit all my photos in photoshop raw or jpeg, I think if your a serious photographer, you do everything you can to maximize the quality of your images. Some people complain about the file size, yea I hate having more resolution to work with. Kidding of course and anyway you can adjust the size of the files by adjusting the quality of the jpeg or raw file. The jpeg has a 18mp, 8mp, and 4.5mp size the raw has a 18mp, 10mp, and 4.5mp size. So you don't have to shoot at full resolution if you don't need to, I know I don't. I own a 1D Mark3 and have really loved that camera but I like this camera more. The camera is built well it is very nice to hold it in your hands, its lighter than the 1D too. When you pick up the 7D you know your holding something of quality.It is feature rich and has a bit of a learning curve, but I love playing with a new camera so that doesn't bother me. The auto focus and exposure system have both worked well for me, of course I don't expect the camera to do all the work. There are some circumstances where you have to know how to get a right exposure, because all cameras will be fooled in certain situations. As for noise at high ISO I get that with my 1D and every other digital camera I have ever owned. I either use flash or use photoshop to help me live with it. I need to address the 2 Star reviewer who is comparing the 7D's cost with the $900 cheaper canon rebel T2i and ask the question is it worth that much more. I say yes and these are my reasons.First there is no comparison between the build quality of the two. The rebel is made out of plastic and has no weather sealing. Yes the rebel is smaller and lighter that is a plus for him a minus for me. I like something I can hold on to and has a rugged build which the titanium body and weather sealing makes the 7D such a camera. I have shot with it in wet falling snow and rain and had no problems.The 7D shoots at 8fps the rebel at 3.5fps.The 7D has a 19 point autofocus system which has worked very well for me, the rebel has a 9 point autofocus system.The 7D has 27 cudtom functions the rebel has 12The 7D has an electronic level the rebel doesn'tThe 7D has a special macro servo AF mode when you attach a macro lens the rebel doesn'tThe 7D can fire remote flash the rebel needs a remote fireing device to do this.The 7D has duel processors which jumps it to a pro level camera by itself, the rebel has one.The 7D has five different autofocus point, settings the rebel has two.The 7D has a 100% view finder the rebel has 95%.The 7D is rated at 150,000 cycles the rebel is not rated.There are many more features the 7D has,that the rebel doesn't.The 7D is a professional level camera the rebel is not.Is the 7D worth $900 more than the rebel I would say definitely. I would say if you want a very nice entry level camera just above a point and shoot buy the rebel. If you want a professional level camera at a very good price buy the 7D. I think my fellow photographer that wrote that review didn't realize what he had in his hand when he made those comments. For me I am amazed the 7D is only $900 more than the rebel. Well I have had enough of being a photo geek for one day I'm going to go out and make some photographs with my 7D.I have had my 7D for almost 3 months and am still loving it.

This is a awesome DSLR camera. Solid performer in most situations. It's solid, fast, and it produces sharp images when paired with canon 24-105mm f/4 L. Really like its autofocus system. I also paired with 50mm f/1.8, which is also produce nice images for portrait. I tried the Nikon D300(not D300s). In my opinion, Canon 7d is easier to use. Both are good cameras, but I just likes Canon better. No regrets from buying this camera.Cuong

Хотелось бы конечно 1d mark IV, но что купили то купили)) Мне как репортажнику...

На корпусе написано одноразрядное число - 7D, от этого владелец впадает в эйфорию и не признается, что камера по её характеристикам должна позиционироваться в любительской линейке. Давайте разберём, что в ней такого принципиально полезного для профессионалов, что редко доступно любителям по сравнению, например, с 50D? Быстрый автофокус? А как он мажет, вы видели? Видео без следящего автофокуса и скудной глубиной цвета кодированного видеопотока? Так его уже во все линейки встроили, тем более, это указывает на любительский сегмент. Чуть большее количество мегапикселей? Очевидно, что все уже устали от маркетинговой...

I've had this body for about a month now and sometimes I just pull it out just to remind myself that I actually have this camera! I did not know how much of an upgrade I was actually making with this purchase!I came from shooting a T1i to the 7D, and right from the build, I was hooked. I have a 70-200mm lens and when it is mounted on the 7D, it just works. I love the grooves on the grip of this camera and because I have somewhat large hands, I can definitely handle heavy lenses without attaching a battery grip, unlike the T1i.Even though I have not put the auto-focus system completely to the test, so far, I really appreciate how you can customize the auto-focus to change depending on whether you are shooting horizontally or vertically. That feature right there has already saved me precious time in recent shoots. I can't wait to test out the 8fps! Let alone, with the shooting speed of this camera, I can handhold a lot more HDR images. I also appreciate the 19 points that I have to focus. It's been a little hard shooting with the T1i now as it only has 9 points.The greatest benefit to me has been the Speedlite Transmitter that comes with the built-in flash. I have a 580 and a 430, and thanks to the Speedliter's Handbook: Learning to Craft Light with Canon Speedlites by Syl Arena, my flash game has accelerated to new levels because of this feature. I still have somewhat of a hard time with the flashes having to be within the line of sight of the camera, but I'll manage fine for now. It works flawlessly in-doors though.Overall, this camera is great. Sorry if I got too technical with the benefits of this camera, but this camera just works! If you are just starting as a photographer, or if you are an enthusiast like myself, you won't go wrong with this purchase. Either way, I think that we as Canoners, or something, should really take advantage of the wireless flash abilities that this body, and others after this one, has built in, even though Canon seems to be the last to integrate this ability. Get the camera!