Canon 7D Review Roundup

Sep 01, 2009 - By Chris Weiss

Canon 7d

Canon 7D Review Roundup – Canon today announced its new EOS 7D camera, a DSLR with 18MP APS-C CMOS sensor, dual Digic 4 processors, continuous shooting at 8 frames per second and full HD video. Rather than continue on giving you a breakdown of Canon’s press release and spec sheet, we’ve hit the Web and found a number of insightful reviews. DSLR experts from the top blogs have weighed in on the new camera, in some cases getting their hands on it for field testing. If you’re in the market, or just curious how this new Canon stacks up, check out some of these excellent reviews before it hits market at the end of the month.

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  1. Posted by Leon Reyna
    Monday, October 26, 2009 6:39AM

    I just got the 7d WOW the images recorded are ultra crisp with beautiful color rendition. If you are looking for a solid pro camera look no further. A few weekends ago I had a friend with a Canon 40D and we went head to head in a studio shoot roundup. The result was the 40 d images looked like they came from a 75 dollar point n shoot. Shooting images with a 430 EZ II flash gave me excellent night time shots. The 28 – 135 mm lens that came in the kit worked flawlessly with little lens abberation. I strongly suggest buying a wireless shutter release. The only cons is at 6400 iso images were ok . You can clearly see heavy pixelation and noise, and tweaking the camera and all its functions can be confusing or overly complicated. So you have to READ THE MANUAL to be able to learn how to set the camera up just they way you like. Even then its confusing. The bundled software is good the only drawback is that in shooting in RAW Canon uses its own proprietary RAW file extension that is not compatible with ADOBE. You have to export you RAW image via TIFF. I prefer Adobe's integrated RAW app to tweak my raw files. Canon's is ok at best.

  2. Posted by Idontbuyit
    Wednesday, November 4, 2009 11:46PM

    Crap. You bought it, great.

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