Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 7D

I am a mom of two boys and focus mostly on sports photography. A spend the better part of my days watching and photographing baseball, soccer and martial arts. I was the historian at sons schools for two years. Prior to the 7D I used the Canon 20D. There are many review that give you all the detail technical information about this camera. My general note is it is a great camera from a great vendor. I big step up from the previous D series cameras.I purchased the 7D because of the eight frames per second and increased MP. The new view finder is impressive and has 1.0X magnification and 100% coverage. I had considered the 50D when it came out, but I did not feel it was a big enough advantage to shelve my 20D. I feel it is not just another D series camera or a small step like the 30D to 40D to 50D, but a significant jump for people who need the shutter speed and are looking for the big brother of the 50D, not the replacement.Overall I have been very happy with the purchase.Key features*18MP APS-C CMOS sensor*8 frames per second continuous shooting*1080p HD video recording with manual controls*3.0 inch Clear View II LCD screen with 920,000 dots*19-point AF system (all cross-type)*1.0x magnification and 100% coverage viewfinder*Wireless flash control*Environmental sealing

I did a lot of bird photography with the 30D/40D/50D...as such I'm always in AI Servo mode and have gotten pretty adept to making pictures come out the way I wanted.When I converted to the 7D I was hoping for a better AF system given that it was 19 points, versus the 12 on the 50D. Unfortunately the upgrade is definitely there, but the learning curve behind the new AF system is steep. There is Zone, multi-point, single point, all 19 (the camera selects). Be sure you practice with this camera as it is not a simple upgrade from the 50D.After a long weekend shooting different subjects I'm definitely more comfortable and loving the zone AF feature.Also, for outdoor shooters the ruggedized body with weather seals comes in handy.I'm glad I upgraded, but I wanted to let everyone know that there is a big learning curve on the AF system for this one.Thanks!

I had owned the Canon T1i (500d) for over a year and just recently upgraded. So happy that I did. The T1i is a great starter camera. I learned so much with it and took some amazing shots. My one complaint with that unit was the viewfinder. I found it hard to see well enough to compose my shots properly.Not a problem anymore because the 7D has a terrific viewfinder! I'm also enjoying the improved low light performance, and the dedicated controls for all the camera functions. This is simply a great camera that I think will be with me a very long time. It travels well, battery life is great even without an additional battery grip.FYI on Canon resale value: I sold my T1i on Criag's list for only 20% less than what I bought it for over a year ago.

I've been looking to replace my 1D MkIII and expected to buy a 1D MkIV. I held off, waiting to see actual photographic results and was somewhat disappointed when they finally hit the web. $5k is a lot for what looks like an incremental improvement -- especially when the 7D, while not quite up to 1D MkIV quality, has such an exceptional price point.After seeing the results and working with a friend's 7D I was sold. At 8 fps, the 7D is only 2 fps slower than the 1D when it comes to shooting wildlife and sports. At 18 mpx, it's even better than the 1D MkIV although the MkIV has a somewhat larger sensor (1.3 vs. 1.6, which should produce lower noise). Still, when you can buy three 7D's for the cost of a 1D MkIV, what's not to like?Image noise is excellent up to ISO 800 - and beyond in a pinch. New interface features such as the "Q" quick setup are exceptional. I added a vertical grip to give me extra battery capacity in the field. The only reason I give it 4 stars is because compared to both my old 1D MkIII and my old 5D, the function switch on the camera back has a cheap feel to it. It's certainly not the rugged build quality of the 1D series.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my 7D and I would recommend it to anyone, amateur or professional.In the end, I also bought a 5D MkII to go with my new 7D. This gives me the absolute best of both worlds - the 7D's 1.6X sensor extends my telephotos for wildlife shooting and the full frame 5D gives me great wide angle landscapes. And the total cost for both was still 15% cheaper than a 1D MkIV.

First off, I'm a casual user -- I upgraded from a 20D and just want to capture those fleeting smiles and pouts on my babies and sports shot of my older son. I have owned tons of digital cameras point and shoots and that 20D and used my brother's digital rebels etc -- there is no comparison. This gives you pro results on auto mode. no need to put in hours to learn anything. just grab a good basic lens and you are good to go. My favorites are the approx $300 canon 50mm and the 17 - 40 L lens for everyday use. And the video is absolutely fantastic. I have used 3 or 4 canon and sony miniDV camcorders in the same to rebel price range and those did worse in low light and with image stabilization. In terms of HD i have used an xacti and flip and both suck! I used a tripod since this thing weighs a bit more than a flip, and it did a pro job at taking a movie of my sons spring concert -- got a better than my naked eye view from the 3rd row.To compare to the 20D -- the flash actually works! no more weirdly dark pics without an external flash. I love that it feels easier to hold and more balanced with the same lenses on it somehow with a sturdier area to grip, and the viewfinder is simply awesome. So just wanted to say -- don't regret this upgrade at all!

This camera amazing. I upgraded from a 40D to this 7D. The focusing system just blows me away everytime I use it. The only complaint I may have is that the noise does seem to be more at ISO 400, which is what I use 90% of the time, compared to my 40d. Cleans up nicely with noise ninja though. Very happy with my camera purchase for sure.

I used a digital rebel for several years b4 upgrading to the 7d. Perfect upgrade. A 5d would give a full-frame sensor, but IMO, not worth the extra $800+ unless you're a pro. No regrets here.

This is an excellent camera. All you need is good lenses to get sharp pictures. I wanted an upgrade of Canon Rebel XT. So, I bought Nikon 300S and after clicking few pictures I was not amazed with the picture quality and features. I have returned that I bought 7D. And, I don't have any regrets.This is an excellent camera. The lens that came in the kit is not so great. I have ordered 50mm/1.4 lens for portrait photography. I also have 70-200mm/2.8 IS in my shopping list. The canon speedlight 580 makes the picture quality excellent.

I am very, very new in photography. I just started to take pictures with my first DSLR, the Canon 7D, as a hobby about a month ago... and I'm loving it.Maybe the 7D is not the best camera for a beginner like me, but you tend to get considerably good results quickly if you don't mind looking for tips online and also carrying the manual for any quick checks.Personally, I think image quality is excellent. Shooting stills is really enjoyable and video is equally awesome. It is quite astonishing to see what the 7D can do when shooting on HD.I only have two problems with this camera: 1 - I can't record more than 12 minutes a time on full HD, and my second problems is that, as any DSLR, the 7D is not really a camera meant for handheld video recording. Video is too shaky without a firm and stable support.That's it! After that, I have no other issues.The rugged look and feel of the 7D is one of the characteristic that I like the most. I went out to the New Jersey country side with all the snow that fell during the weekend (12/05/09), and I never felt worry shooting in some very cold and wet conditions in the woods. Of course, it wasn't Antarctica but to me --a dude from a Caribbean island-- that was a little extreme. The sealing is very good and the buttons on the 7D are big enough that I did not need to take my gloves off to shoot or to play around with the settings.I can't wait to January to take Dallas (yes, I named my 7D Dallas) into a more familiar but also very demanding weather environment such as the one found in the Caribbean beaches in the northern cost of the Dominican Republic. Oh, yes! Let the heat of the sun, the salt of the Caribbean Sea, the sudden tropical downpour and the tiny white sand of those beautiful beaches come... we will be prepared!/AR/

I have used the 7D now for several months taking bird photos.The improved focus ability, the larger file size and brightviewfinder all make it a very nice improvement to my 40D.The camera does take some work to get set to your needs as thereare a myriad of menus and options, but if you take some timeto do that it will reward you with some great shots.The battery lasts forever and the camera is still very compactand light when compared to the Mark 1 bodies.For some excellent examples of shots and discussion of the cameraread some of Arthur Morris' blog on BIRDSASART.COM

Canon 7D was one of my dream camera to use for filmmaking. I was not disappointed. The videos i recorded came out as I want. The camera itself looks great. Durable camera and plenty of features to play with. External audio works perfectly with this camera. If you're looking for professional video quality and pictures. This camera would be perfect for you.

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This camera is awesome. I'm just a serious hobbyist with big ideas. Like most people I buy what I can afford. When I bought this camera I was seriously looking at the newest Rebel but it was not yet out. I had a vacation scheduled which made me wonder if I would get it in time. That's when I looked a little further afield at the 7D. This camera does it all, except full frame, and does it quite well. This camera is GOOD enough to do any level of photography coupled with good quality lenses. My last camera was the 30D which I really liked but sometimes needed faster frame burst to capture my grandchildren at play, now I have no problems and the resolution will blow your mind. Lots of room to crop when needed and still have a nice size high resolution shot. Of course I would love to have the best there is but I really think that this camera was a great investment and will keep me happy for a long time. Also the video part of this camera does a very good job also. I haven't used it a lot but I can tell you you will most likely need a tripod to use it well. I used my 70-200 2.8 with IS lens and trying to handhold it just did not work for me, but upon the tripod it made a very nice video with super HD resolution that looked great on my computer and wide screen HD television.

I've been able to take some awesome pictures even in low light (ISO 2000) with little grain.I would give 5 stars but my body has been plagued by an 'Err 40' every couple hundred shots where I have to remove the battery and put it back to use the camera again. I sent it in for warranty repair (had to pay $20 for shipping) and they said they fixed the issue but it still occurs (though not as frequent). May send it in again before my warranty expires.

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I just bought this camera from AAFES (no tax is the only reason i didn't buy from amazon) and i love it. Every feature of this camera is spot on but it does require a few default settings to be changed to dead on accurate. The 19 point auto focus is amazing but if not careful you may miss your focus, this can be easily fixed by manually selecting the focus. The video quality is amazing coming from an SLR, the auto focus isn't the best so manual focus is a must for the best possible picture. The camera is a tad bit heavy but i didn't notice it until this evening after i had been shooting for almost 5 hours with it, thumbs up to that. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to get serious about photography. If you're just the sometimes shooter then you may want to buy a cheaper body and great glass but for anyone ready to jump to the next level, this is for you

For a crop sensor camera this is hard to beat. My 5D Mk II is a much better camera, but it's also twice the price. I own two of these. They are very nice cameras and focus very well in low light. Fast burst speed too.Highly recommended.

Absolutely incredible camera. Coming from the old 10D, there are so many more options and all the new features are amazing. Overall it is easy to use and understand and the 18 MP makes your photos incredibly sharp and crystal clear. Best camera I have ever owned.

Ever had a problem with a camera? Ever missed the e-tailers 30 day return policy? Ever had to return the camera to the manufactor for repairs? Well, I have. To shorten this story I would like to say Canon stands behind their products. My 7d's problem was an unidentifed error message(no number). This error occured whenever I made any adjustments or control changes. I returned the camera to Jamesburg, NJ with a full explaination and believe or not got the camera back in eight days. Alas, it had the same problem. I then called the factory tech and explained the problems. She transfered me to the Customer Relations Dept. where they did not fiddle around with excuses, they replaced the camera with a new copy. They also paid all shipping. My past expericences have not been close to this gradifing. I have not read the Canon warranty, but I feel they could have thrown me into the cycle of shipping and reshipping only to return to the fact that I would have had no confidence in the $1,700.00 repaired/unrepaired camera.I was able to take about 280 exposures with the camera before the onious errors occured and found the 7d is a delight to use. Most exposures were clean and crisp, some where perhaps a little soft on the edges. As I only shot in RAW with little post processing I was very happy with my results.

My favorite Canon camera so far. I was not ready to buy a full frame Mark II 5D, so the next best option seemed to be clear, '7D'. I thought it was going to be too big for my small hands, but it wasn't. Love the sharpness and all the new features Canon has included in this model, specially the wireless triggering of my speedlite through the pop-up flash and the HD video. It was a huge upgrade from my Canon Rebel. Got the camera with the 18-135mm lens, it gives me a good range, I rarely have to switch lenses.

I am really happy with this camera. The quality and functionality is amazing. I bought a Canon 100mm IS Macro lens and together, these products take amazing pictures. If you are looking for a middle line professional digital camera, this one excels beyond your expections! In about a month, our new website will be launched so you can see the quality pictures this camera takes. [...]