Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 7D Kit

I received my 7D at the beginning of Jan. 2012. I had upgraded from a T1i to a 60D, but needed more AF points and faster frames per second. I also liked the idea of Micro Focus Adjustment, having quite a few lenses.I absolutely love the feel of the body in my hands and it has a great feature set.After taking a thousand or so shots throughout the month, I noticed they all had one thing in common - inconsistent focusing. They were aimed clearly at a subject's eye or a particular focus point, with no camera or subject movement and one or two shots would be in focus and some wouldn't be!I'd Micro Focus Adjusted my prime lenses and this just seemed extremely weird. I also noticed that the AF points on the viewfinder were significantly different (offset) from what was shown in Canon's Digital Photo Professional software.I sent the body and lens (which was unused) back to Amazon and they sent me a replacement. When it arrived, I immediately took several shots in both bright and darker environments. Focusing was perfect, AF points aligned properly. I MFA'ed my lenses again, two were brand new. Everything seemed great, until when reviewing images, I noticed that most of them had what appeared to be hot pixels in approximately the same positions - even after using different lenses! I had a look at the sensor (with mirror flipped up, using a loupe) and didn't see any dust on it. I did notice that the mirror had a big smudge on it (but didn't see it through the viewfinder).Off it went back to Amazon and my replacement for the replacement arrived today. The AF points are off slightly, but I was told that if I send it back I'll have to take a refund. So, I'm debating what to do at this point. I'm probably going to keep it and, if necessary, will send it to Canon for servicing.

This camera is being used by the big boys in Hollywood as "B" roll cameras. Several of the popular TV shows are using it alongside the Canon 5D because the sensor size gives the cinematographers a better choice of "depth of view" possiblities.I am retired from motion pictures and am amazed at how wonderful these cameras perform at such a low price. No more brute cameras to carry. Wonderful for mobility and quickness. Highly recommend to anyone who wants the best of both worlds.

Purchased for my son--he uses it for everyday use as well as for special photo products at school. He asked for it after a significant amount of research and feels it meets his needs and is the best of it's kind.

This product is a good camera between the 60d and 50d models. It takes the great 50d features and ups the quality of image up to 60d format. Good for sports photography!

Got this 7D for Christmas and I was so excited. When I started using it, I was so disappointed. My images were flat and soft. There was no wow factor at all. I was shocked. So I went on line and looked up the problem, to my surprise, so many people were finding the same problems, soft images and trouble with Auto Focus. Looked up all sorts of things to do to correct it, tried it all, and still , soft images. I refused to give in. I kept trying and trying as I wanted so much to love my 7D. Sadly, in the end, I could not love it, it was giving me such stress and disappointment. I had bought my husband a Sony NEX-5N and gave that to him for Christmas and he was getting better images on that than I was on my 7D. So many people stated that they had to send theirs to canon for calibration 4 X or more, I did not spend $1400.00 to keep sending this back to Canon. Soft images seem to be an ongoing problem with a lot of peoples 7D's. In the end I had to send it back, putting in that box was so so sad. I went to a local NYC camera store and picked up a T3I instead, I came home and was getting the most awesome shots ever. I also have the T1I and this also is giving me better shots than the 7D. This is so sad and so disappointing and I love Canon but I can not understand for the life of me what the deal is with this 7D. The next one which is the 5D, I was hesitant to buy as the price is approx $900.00 more than the 7D and I was afraid I would have similar circumstances. My TI models never failed me yet and I guess I will stick with them. Do your homework before buying a 7D, look up focusing problems on the net before you buy. Amazon is GREAT about returns which made this easy. Still so sad and so let down :-( Bear in mind, that I am an experienced photographer with multiple Canon L - Series lenses which were all used on the 7D with the same soft image results.

I love this camera. I am a semi-professional photographer. This camera meets every need I require. The camera is complex and required some careful study .... and the manual is difficult to follow. However, the end results were worth it! I highly recommend this camera!

I purchased the Canon EOS 7D to use exclusively for short film and music video work. Prior to buying, I spent a fair amount of time researching the pros and cons of shooting video with DSLRs in general, and specifically as it relates to the 7D.Initially what I had read about the "rolling shutter" issue with DSLRs had me concerned. Essentially the shutter is held open and the image from the lens is recorded off the sensor in a vertical linear fasion. (ie. in "rows") In fast-moving subjects, or if the camera is panned too quickly, this can yield a "jello" effect. For instance, a fast pan of a tall building could cause the building to appear more diagonal than vertical.Thus far, I've had no noticeable issues with rolling shutter. The nature of careful shooting at 24fps (ie. being mindful of panning speeds to avoid jarring/judder, etc.) helps greatly here.Prior to the 7D, I was using a Canon VIXIA HF100 as my main camera, attached to a 35mm depth-of-field adapter. We still use the Vixia as our handy "home movie" camera (It is, afterall, a nice camera!). However, after using the Canon EOS 7D, I don't think I could ever go back to a standard video camera - or any camera that involves a depth-of-field adapter - for short film shooting.Here are the reasons: - No need to flip the video (in the case of 35mm DOF adapters) - Wide array of lenses to choose from. (I use my old M42/Pentax lenses + $12 EOS adapter.) - Convenient video codec (H.264 .MOV file... drops right into most any NLE) - Extreme low-light capability (Wide ISO range can be adjusted quickly) ...great for natural or available-light shooting. - Totally customizable (more below)Starting with my older Canon GL2, I've had a habit with every camera I've owned... that is, I dial the sharpness all the way down (no electronic enhancing) and also knock the saturation down a bit. This tends to give a bit more lattitude in post for color correcting. While the Canon EOS 7D has a LOT of menu options, I was able to figure this out after spending 15 minutes or so flipping through the menus. I now have C1 on my dial set for 1920x1080 24p, 1/50 shutter, no sharpening, low contrast, and a few other features either enabled or disabled. I also have the ISO defaulted to around 200, but this can be quickly changed while shooting, via a button on the top-right and selecting the ISO from the list.Audio recording is an area I read as a drawback to the camera, but I capture all sound wild so it wasn't a big deal in my case. For those requiring quality audio on-camera a quality shotgun mic could help.Being so small... you'll definitely want to add something to this camera to get a bigger form-factor. I've read great things about the Z-Finders but I don't have one yet as they are quite expensive. They can greatly aid in focusing, particularly in bright outdoor shoots, and they give that extra point of contact against your eye for stability. I'm using the IndiFocus setup I'd used previously with the Vixia. Generally speaking, bulking the camera up really improves shots and prevents the jittery look you may get when shooting with a DSLR alone. I find the camera's LCD display to be sufficient for focusing. (One other nice feature: Just prior to shooting, you can hit the zoom/magnifier to ensure your subject is in tack-focus before pressing record.)I'm researching variable ND (neutral density) filters, as one of those is a must for bright outdoor shooting, in cases where you want to maintain the shallow depth of field but not crank up the shutter speed and get that stacatto freeze-frame appearance. Standard NDs can be used as well, but it would likely require a set of them to stack on and remove as needed, which in my opinion wouldn't be as preferable as a single adjustable filter.At any rate, the camera itself is just fantastic. I really can't say enough good things about it for its video capability. It's a pleasure to use, gives total control over the look, and captures stunning HD footage!

Great phone for the price. I was looking at getting the 5D Mark II when I was buying this phone, but I am glad I went this route as that would've set me back another $1K. I wanted a full frame sensor but will wait a bit longer to pull the trigger on that purchase.

m3U4O7SRDRJ9ZP / mo1P4KLU272EA07 Length:: 1:33 MinsI have shot football games for years, and this camera is better than anything I've ever used. The focusing is fast and the fps is awesome! I've shot a night game and using 6400 ISO (and lightroom NR) the shots turn out amazing. Truly an exceptional camera.Seeing that a picture is worth a 1000 words, I decided to post a video slideshow with a few of my images. I know some people may say that the noise at higher ISOs is not that good with this camera, but I disagree. All of the images in this video were taken at ISO 6400 with NR done in Lightroom 3. I hope that the video can display how amazing this camera is at this high ISO. The images were taken from a shoot at a night game between LSU and West Virginia, as well as at the Lion King in Walt Disney and the Halloween party at Walt Disney as well.How good this camera is at high ISO truly opens the door to some great photo opportunities. If I was only using a camera that went up to ISO 1600 or 3200, I would miss out on a lot of shots. With this camera, I feel confident that even at higher ISOs, the images will be solid.This is my first video so I hope it helps. Any questions feel free to ask.

Yes it's not a full frame camera but the apsc sensor works good to get up and close to the action with sports. The high speed shooting works great. I would recommend this camera to anyone that is looking for an upgrade and something to grow with. You won't be disappointed with it.

i was anxious on getting my canon it was great!!!!cant wait to start using itno problems and its looks brand new

Almost everything is perfect, except that it is not water proof. I understand there may be specific products for DSLRs to overcome this shortcoming, but if itself had this feature it would be great. BTW, this is my 2nd 7D, my last one was destroyed by sea water 1 month after the purchase :-( Couldn't believe it was not functional after being touched by the wave slightly and shortly...

I have loved this camera because an fellow photographer has one and I got the chance to use it several times. I take a lot of action shots and so love the ability to change the focus around. The main reason I bought it was because of the faster fram burst. For you mid level photographers it's a great camera

Great feel and all around versitility. Quick and acurate focus with all the tools for the beginner all the way to the serious photographer.

This is my second 7D. The first I had for three years with not a problem. In the last 2 months it was returned to CANON FOR SERVICE AND REPAIR [THREE] TIMES. iT WAS REPAIRED AND -SOLD. this NEW cANON OWNED LESS THAN A MONTH HAS ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS ALSO FILE SYSTEM HAS ERRORS.nOW AT canon FOR REPAIRS.This is a fantastic camera when it works properly. Waiting for the new one back from repair.

*POŠTOVANI,*AKO STE MI OMOGUČILI,ZA MOJ ROĐENDAN POKLONITI CAMERU,CANON EOS 7D 18 MP CMOS DIGITAL SLR Camera with 3-inch LCD and 18-135mm f/3,5-5 IS UD Standard Zoom Lens,ne vidim razloga da je ne dobijem,kao rođendarki poklon*!!.*Ja se nadam,daćete svoje obečanje izvrsiti,& mene počastiti sa ovom prekrasnom camerom*!!,koristim priliku da vam se unaprijed iskreno zahvalim,na ovoj prekrasnoj cameri*!!.*Primite srdaćne pozdrave od moje malenkosti*!!.*S POŠTOVANJEM*FARUK HRGIĆ,ul.Buđak br.12.71000 Sarajevo,Bosna i Hercegovina*Zelio bi ovu prekrasnu cameru,za porodićne fotografije & snimanje prekrasnih prirodnih pejsaza*!!.*faruk005@bih,net.ba

This is considered a prosumer camera, yet my wife uses it for her arial work attaching her Canon EF 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6L IS USM Lens and hangs out airplane windows getting amazing shots she didn't even get with film.My son bought one and uses it for his professional video work in NYC shooting HD for the likes of Disney (his rig is extensive).Price/performance both my wife & son paid for their rigs in months.

Canon EOS 7D 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera is great; the pictures and videos with the 7D are beautiful, you an feel the power when u have this camera in the hand

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.

I've never had a DSLR before, So this review might be a bit mute.I'll say it anyway the pictures this things takes is amazing. great camera!!!!

lonly thing i advise i would give is invest in good lenses the body is not eveything infact its less important then the lenses.good lenses will make your picture not the type of camera you use

I just returned from a shoot in one of the most remote and inhospitable places in the world. It is called the Chaco Impenetrable and is located in the far north of Argentina. The climate there only knows two extremes. Either there is high humidity, rain, and mud, or it is bone dry with clouds of dust blowing almost constantly. Temperatures there often exceed 50 degrees Celsius. As it is summer now, I was either covered in dust or mud. I personally recorded a high temperature of 44 degrees Celsius. My major concerns were with the camera's weather sealing, its high temperature shooting capability, and the camera's nighttime auto focus capability.According to the camera's literature, extreme high temperatures can in principle slow the camera's operation or even shut the camera down if the temp gets too high. I never noticed even a slight degradation in the camera's performance even when shooting at high speed. This includes the day that the temperature reached 44 degrees Celsius at about 4PM.I shot in the rain, but not during the torrential downpours. I just couldn't bring myself to take such a chance. There seems to have been no penetration of water or humidity into the body. The view finder never once fogged over.More than the rain, I was worried about the dust clouds. When the rain ends, the sun's intense heat requires very little time to dry the ground. In short order the mud turns to dust. As always, I was quite careful to never change lenses when conditions were extreme. Instead, I shot principally with my 24 to 105L lens. Therefore, I was principally concerned with dust penetrating the camera's sealing. After I returned, I performed a very careful inspection of the camera and found zero penetration into the camera body. Every camera that I have ever owned, all Canons, including my old and venerable Canon New F1, allowed dust to enter the viewfinder. The 7D's dust sealing is nothing short of astounding.As there is no electricity there, nighttime shooting is wholly dependent either on flash or available moonlight. I traveled with minimal equipment in order to keep weight to a minimum. I left my 580 Speedlite at home and shot only with the onboard flash. During my time there, there was little to no available moonlight. I was therefore quite concerned about the camera's ability to focus at night.One night, I encountered an apasanka. An apasanka is a sort of tarantula except that it is about two to three times larger, runs almost as fast as a man, and can jump to attack. Its venom counts as one of the most fatal on the planet. I was able to run in an open area and get about five feet in front of it. We were head to head. As the situation occurred rather suddenly and the danger was great, my courage was adequate to only get one shot before discretion became the better part of valor and I jumped out of its way. I shot the photo in complete auto mode. The lens was able to achieve proper focus within less than two seconds and the flash light emitted exposed the shot perfectly. What a great photo.In my opinion, Canon's weather sealing claims are if anything, far too modest. I plan on an early winter shoot in Torres del Paine, in the far south of Chile, and am looking forward to testing its cold weather capability as well. The 7D is by far the best camera I have ever used in extreme environments.Update: After showing my photo to a friend who collects tarantulas, and also doing a little research myself, I would like to add/correct the following. "Apasanka" the word the local Criollo and Wichi in the Chaco Impenetrable use for this creature, is simply the generic Quechua/Quichua word for tarantula. This particular tarantula, which my friend once owned, is either called the Chaco Golden Knee Tarantula or Chaco Golden Striped Tarantula. Its scientific name is Grammastola Aureostriata. It is the largest of the known tarantulas here and can reach 8 inches in length. Although the locals informed me that its venom is incredibly dangerous, my friend informed me that its venom, although it can be fatal, rarely ever leads to death in humans. He affectionately referred to his former pet as "muy amistosa," or `very friendly.'

I have the 50D and was looking at the 5D to upgrade. I then started comparing the 7D vs 5D and picked the 7D one for the price. This had more of what i was looking for. I took some great pics and was amazed, I hope my 50D understands. lol