Reviews written by Diltiazem

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Canon 7D Mark II

Pros: AF fast and very accurate, burst, strength, shooting muted, AF enabled to f / 8.rn

Cons: Battery life.

Opinion: I took about six months ago the 7D Mark II to tile to 6D, exclusively for wildlife photography. The AF module is excellent, very responsive and accurate and highly customizable (definitely a different planet than the form of the 70D), but it is crucial to be studied well the manual and try out the different configurations on the field, otherwise you may be disappointed by the results. RNLA machine keeps the AF up to f / 8 on the center point and the four points of the adjacent expansion, and this is a nice bonus, as it allows me to multiply 500 with 2x, getting a 1000 mm APS-C .rnLa quality of the files is very high, with fine and well manageable in post production: the difference with the 70D is estimated at half a stop at the most, but I have noticed a significant improvement in the management of ombre.rnL'unico defect is life battery (about 7-800 shots), easily fixable (uses the same batteries for several other models, for example 6D, 5D Mark III and 70D).

sent on November 18, 2015