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The Canon 7D Mark II is a reflex camera with APS-C (1.6x) sensor and 20.2 megapixels manufactured from 2014 to 2021 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 51200 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 10 FPS x 31 RAW, 130 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1100 €;
267 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Pros: Fast af , crop, gps, two carts. Image quality
Cons: Weight, wifi
Opinion: This camera has a great learning curve the af section is very adjustubel but when you know your camera you got great results. 7d mark II is a camera designed for sports or nature photography. The autofocus module is excellent, responsive and highly customizable for different shooting conditions, but it is essential be studied well the manual dedicated to exploit their full potential. The body keeps the autofocus until f8 at the midpoint foam (cross) and this is a good opportunity for more. Reduced shutter lag and gusts up to 10 shots per second give the 7d mark II unmistakably sporty character, as well as very useful (especially for those without super tele in kit) is the crop in the room due to the format aps-c. Just sensor aps-c is the component that most characterizes this camera, from benefit (by multiplying the focal length of the lens) to the limit if you decide to shoot in low light and with very high sensitivity ISO.
Also very usabel for macro and landscape. Also gps is nice specely on vacations so you cane see where you have been.
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Pros:Shooting speed and AF tracking capacity, AF sensor coverage, iso seal to be an APS-C, granite construction, right amount of pixels for an APS-C, reliable exposure meter, effective spot exposure.
Cons:Exposure level indicator on the right side, missing articulated monitor.
Opinion:Purchased as a third body machine, to be combined with 5d MKIII and 6d MK II to take advantage of the multiplication factor and shooting speed, as well as AF, I was positively impressed by the solidity of the construction, the immediate feeling for the arrangement of the controls similar to 5d MK III and the good resistance to weather. In the past I have had both the 7d old and the 80d and I must say that compared to the first it has improved what was good had been achieved, while compared to the second it shows a better operating speed and a less plastic construction and despite a dynamic range a little less wide I would say, which digests the high ISOs better up to 3200 max. I do not agree very much with the position of the exposure level indicator placed sideways on the right of the viewfinder which is not exactly easy to read if you do not place your eye perfectly in the center. The unwinded monitor may be a miss, but 99% of the shots you take with 7d MK II do so with your eye glued to the viewfinder. Satisfied with the purchase, I highly recommend it.
Pros:100% viewfinder coverage. Fast and precise AF. Solid construction like a rock. Better ergonomics than the old 7D and 5D MKIII. 500 Pages of manual + manual AF. 10 frames per second. Flicker function. Double slot.
Cons:Articulated screen. Lack of Wifi. Not exciting battery life (but not a big deal). 500 Pages of manual + manual AF. He suffers from high ISOs. A few points to F8.
Opinion:When I bought the 7D MKII I wanted to compare it with the 80D to understand which one was the best. I needed a machine to use as a second body (alongside 6D) or main body for birdlife. Hand data it seems that the 7D II only has the advantage of the AF, otherwise the 80D had to be better (more AF points at F8, articulated display, new sensor, new exposure meter and above all white balance). Certainly for general use the 80D is a better choice, but for a use related to sports and photographic hunting, the greater responsiveness of the AF system, combined with a more solid body and more professional ergonomics, a 100% viewfinder, the double slot, the flicker function for indoor sports and the 10 fps make her win the challenge. However, the MKII 7D sensor is not as evil as it sounds. As a former owner of 7D OLD and 5D MKIII, I can say that it will certainly have a stop of advantage on the 7D OLD, but by raising the ISOs to have faster times, but in the presence of good light, the 7D MKII creates much more workable files, so much so that you can safely shoot at 3200 ISO, I would also risk the 4000 if the light is very good. In general the grain is much better than that of the 7D OLD. Compared to the 80D it has less than 1 stop ahead. Moreover, the best 80D performance is only evident at low ISO. The colors are great, better than the 7D OLD and also the 80D (often a bit flat). As an AF it is certainly superior to that of the 5D MKIII, with also the advantage of shooting at F8. Unfortunately, the points at F8 are really too few and not fast enough and distributed to be able to exploit them for photographic hunting. The configuration of the AF is very complex, the presets are very good, but you have to learn to know them to use them at the right times. The 500-page manual + the manual for AF, I put it in both pros and cons. Certainly having such a detailed manual makes it clear how professional this product is, but at the same time it discourages most users from reading it and partly understanding it. Even with the 90D output, this 7D II I think is always the aps-c professional machine of the house. In fact, it is still a reference as AF (that of 90D is an evolution of that of 80D). I expect the release of the MKIII 7D in the future, even though we are in the ML era, I don't think Canon misses the opportunity to take advantage of what he put on the 1DX MKIII. Like all good things you realize how much they are only after you no longer have it, in fact I do this review after selling the car, but certainly if the economies allow it in the future I will buy it back.
Pros:Robustness, design and functions similar to high-end "sisters", silent and fast autofocus
Cons:high ISO yield, battery life resolved with the optional use of rechargeable stylus, more than doubled autonomy.
Opinion:I bought this machine in 2016, it gave me a lot of satisfaction, I used it as a second body, I had shelved it for a while, for the simple reason that with a charge of batteries, I could barely take 500-600 photos at most, a problem that I brilliantly solved with the use of 6 rechargeable stylus batteries of 2800.. now it is completely another story, it abundantly exceeds 1500 shots and resists quite well even on video footage. I would like to replace the 18-135 with a more performing and bright lens, because if you already get decent results with this lens, let alone if you mount a brighter lens ... I have to say, in the end, canon is always canon!
Cons:In low light situations it is bad, you knead the files which is a pleasure.
Opinion:Taken to flank the 5d4, it is excellent only if you use it in affordable light situations, the 5d4 is on another planet. I use both bird reflexes and part of the af and the 10 frames for everything else I am not happy, it is a machine that suffers a lot from the absence of light and clearly the high iso, even with lenses such as the 600mm sofre anyway, I think I will sell it to take another FF to join the 5d4. Vote 5
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