Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 7D

I spent a fair bit of time researching these Canon cameras. I am a painter and needed a camera for top quality copy work and some landscape work (professionally) and occasional sports photography (for fun). After looking at the T2i, 50D, 60D, 7d and thinking about the 5d mkII I went for the 7d. What a camera!!! I was amazed at the speed of the autofocus system and all the other bells and whistles. 8 fps is a pretty amazing thing and with all the autofocus/metering fine tuning available on this there are way more hits than misses. However after a month of rigorous use I could simply not get the clarity I needed. At iso 100 the image was fine but by 800 iso images were less than what is available on a good point and shoot. I tried everything..all the built-in adjustments and I even added a few L series lenses to the mix but to no avail. I unloaded it and bought the 5d mkII. I finally have the clarity I needed BUT I do not have everything else...the 7d is a remarkable machine...I miss the raw/jpeg button, the Q button, the fully functional live-view feature, the built-in viewfinder grid option, the flash remote sync, the level...etc etc etc....oh and the speed and accuracy of the AF system...the 5d is awfully slow.... But again, I have the picture clarity I needed and in the end that is what counts. Come on Canon, clean up that 7d sensor (or replace it w/a full size sensor)....bells and whistles are cool...even highly functional but I still care about the simple quality of the image. (I'll be looking for a 5d mkIII or a 7d mkII soon please!)

Писать буду только про функцию видео в этом фотоаппарате. Много раз видел картинку им снятую. Как говорят профессионалы "звенит", но есть нюансы. Звенит она только в статике и хоть ты тресни со штатива. Репортажная съёмка или просто...

this camera is professional, takes very good pictures for those who are passionate about is very good, and more with CPS provide adequate service

Let me start by saying, I love my 7D. It's the most athletic camera I own - 8 FPS, killer autofocus system, ISO expandable to 12,800, all of the canon lenses - and 3rd party lenses, almost any accessory out there has a canon version. Some of the best photo's I've taken have been with the 7D. Not to mention, the cinematic quality of the 1080p video capability in conjunction with all of those said lenses.So why am I a bit let down in the image quality department? Its very simple, even though the 7D has high ISO capability, I find that cramming 18 MPs on to an APS-C sensor is MP overkill. I've found that noise levels are more acceptable on my Rebel XSi than my 7D. At ISO 100, the 7D is awesome, its awesome all the way to 1,000. However, when I set (and I don't that often) the ISO to auto - the 7D constantly bumps the ISO to 3,200 - the results are some really noisy images. Granted - Noise Ninja does a great job in post production in reducing noise, but the fact is the 7D is sold as a low light camera - implying excellent low light performance - and the performance IS good (focus, metering, etc) but the resulting images are (in my mind) somewhat disappointing. So I switch to full manual mode and work with ISO 100 and pretend there's not any other ISO setting and I've been much happier. I also use f/2.8 and low light primes (85 1.8, 50 1.4, etc.) to take advantage of the 7D's low light capabilities.On the plus side the 7D is simply loaded with features - video, 8FPS, custom settings, doesn't need an additional transmitter to trigger remote speed lites, killer auto focus system, etc, etc, etc.But if your goal is just great image quality, you might consider spending your money on a used first generation 5D. It takes better pictures. If you need a more capable camera (with really good image quality) like for sporting events then The 7D is best suited for you. If you take portraits or families on the beach then get the 5D, and use the left over money to put toward a high quality prime lens.Think of the 7D as an 'athlete' - think if the 5D as an 'artist' - depending on your needs, that's the one to go with...

I purchased this for my wife for recently. Her last SLR camera was film, so there is a learning curve to say the least. Some of the pictures we have already taken are amazing. The Clarity of the pictures is Amazing. I did not buy her the lens kit because I opted to spend a little more money to buy a nice lens to go with the Canon 7D. I bought her and L series lens, the EF 24-70mm f/2.8L to be exact. This lens with this camera takes amazing shots. The goal I had in mind for purchasing this for my wife is that she can dive as far into photography as she wants. There is plenty of room to learn and expand her creativity or she can learn some basics and take Amazing home pictures. Here's a quick plus minus with this camera and lens together.Plus:ClarityPicture QualityCamera SpeedUser options (fully automatic to fully manual and everything in between)Camera Build QualityVideo (we haven't even gotten to this yet but it's a cool option)Cons:Weight (the camera and this particular lens are very heavy together)Steep Learning Curve (although if we started with a rebel it wouldn't be as steep)Overall we are extremely happy with this camera. It was a great purchase and I am glad we made it. If you are a looking at buying this camera buy it without the lens and put your money in a good lens. It is amazing. I am glad that we did not buy the lens kit with this camera and bought a separate L series lens. Great Camera overall!

Updated from 40d. Very happy with ny new one.Great service from Anazon. Getting used to new Camera, finding the differences.

Использую около года. Очень доволен покупкой. Конструктив на высоте, мало чем отличается от пятака.
Многие пишут про проблемы с автофокусом, наверное не знают, что такое юстировка аппарата)) ну пусть тогда мучаются)) Хотя когда возил на юстировку фотик...

Before my purchase I possessed a limited knowledge of DSLR's. I own and operate a local video documentary company and I use video camera's. Until recently, I had never heard of using a digital photo camera to film an event, spot, or feature. I read many articles about the 7D and 5D mark II praising their versatility for film work. I also watched a lot of youtube and other web broadcasting video's showcasing the quality these camera's capture and produce. After talking to a few photographers and reading the plethora of articles I decided to purchase the 7D. I have not regretted the purchase at all. This camera is versatile. I highly recommend reading the camera manual. It has helped me to understand all the capabilities of the camera. Each setting is described it simple and direct detail. The manual really helps to understand how to take better pictures and why. It really helped my wife, who has really enjoyed using the camera to. The auto function is a great feature to use when you need a friend or family member to take a picture and don't have the time or patience to explain what shutter speed, f stop, and ISO to set and use. The HD video is incredible. You have a lot of choices: 1080 @ 30,24, 720 @ 60, or 480 @ 60. One of the major reasons to use this camera for video is the abundance of lenses you can use. The slow motion capabilities are extremely good with this camera. The clarity is amazing in every way. I have noticed some noise but, as with any DSLR, if you keep your ISO below 800 it's nonexistent. All my customers are surprised at first when they see me shooting with what appears to be a photo camera. However, when they receive the final product they are very impressed with the detail, dynamic clarity, and vibrant colors this camera captures. Every customer has explained that the production went beyond their expectations. I highly recommend this camera to anyone considering it. It's worth every penny.

Still learning about all the features....I have always shot on auto with my other cameras. I bought this one because I wanted to learn to shoot manually. So much to learn, and I haven't even got to the HD Video yet.

This camera has performed brilliantly for me over the past year. I have 20,000 clicks on this camera and it's still going strong. I've used it in sun, rain, snow, and dust and nothing has bothered it. The image quality is very good. I've sold poster sized macro images with this camera. There are a bunch of settings and the camera allows personalization. While I occasionally wish I had the low light performance of a full frame camera this does brilliantly for all else, and is still pretty good at high iso. This is a shooter's camera, just a pleasure to use and take pictures with. Being able to storyboard 15 shots in two seconds is outstanding. The autofocus is excellent. Probably the toughest challenge I put to it was capturing flying Puffins on the Isle of May on a very overcast rather dark day, but it did it. Also, the in-camera flash controller allows for spontaneous creative lighting while packing light. Just bring the camera with a flash on a shoot, then pop it off and and you have full control off camera lighting.Brilliant camera. I've not regretted its purchase at all. Unless I start specializing in night photography this camera will last me for years. PS The video quality is as good as it gets. HD with L glass is stunning.

I have upgraded from 1000D, 450d, 40d, 50d(still use it) and last week wanting to get a new dslr for the prices had made sense U$1200 for the 7d and U$890 for the 60d, tried both and no contest and went for the 7d. No, this is not a camera for beginners or somebody who buys it as a first dslr(I know many people who bought this as their first dslr and couldn't get a decent photos out of it) with all the features and set everything so that i can forget about this camera and just shoot. If you know what you are doing then this is a great photographic tool. Don't doubt that this camera might be too much for you,the responsiveness will prove itself ten folds in the field and not on paper. Once you set everything, this thing just goes, it won't get out of your way, you will jack around less if at all, with this camera. Love the buttons for the AF sensors(once you selected the one best for you), the Mn-Functions and the AE Lock. The electronic level is a God send for low lite photography which I do most of my work in the darkness before sunrise and sundown.Compare to Full Format, yes FF has more resolution,etc but with the 10mm efs zoom and even printed large mural size, who cares what you use.Try that with Canon FF ultra wide zooms(not fixed 14mm L II).I love it! still holding off FF with Canon, if canon has everything that 7d has in a FF, I'd go for it in a heart beat.

I shoot for a living and this camera among many other Canon products continues to satisfy me beyond expectations. I have not had an opportunity to use the video function much but a quick two minute test under continuous light yielded wondurful results.

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Blurry photos. The majority of photos taken with this camera do turn out blurry, I end up having to delete photos that I expected to turn out great. I recently purchased this camera and it is definitely a great camera, especially the build and button layout. Now just so all of you know, I do know how to use manual settings on a DSLR camera. I've used every setting on this camera and it is very difficult to get pictures with everything in focus.There is something wrong with the autofocus system in this camera, and its a shame because it can be one of the best cameras out right now, but canon should have taken this off the shelf and fixed this problem. I already sent the camera back to amazon and will wait on the 7d. It's too risky to just buy another one or send it to canon.If you're paying 1500 dollars for a camera, you should get what you pay for. Should have kept my rebel xs...I'm not saying this is the issue on every 7d, but a lot of people on various forums are having this same issue. Just trying to help.

After owning two earlier versions of Canon EOS cameras: EOS Rebel XT and Rebel Xsi, I was ready for the next step up in camera performance. I am delighted so far, with the images that the EOS 7D is capturing. I recommend the camera highly!

I have a Nikon d5000 and I got the EOS 7D as I wanted to upgrade for a better picture quality. I took pictures of the Rocky Mountains and the Yellowstone Park and I am very disappointed with the picture quality. All I can say is that the d5000 does a better job than this.

I can see that this camera has been explained in detail by other reviewers, so I'll just say that almost 2 years after purchasing this camera I still LOVE it. My husband wants one too. I successfully use it for portraits and weddings. It's especially great for taking pictures while chasing toddlers :) I really can't see where it would be worth paying the extra money for a 5d at this point.