Canon 7D Hands on Review Part 2

Accurate Images – High performance AF and metering systems The EOS 7D features a 19-point cross-type AF sensor, enabling photographers to achieve accurate shots and optimise composition options. This improved AF system offers a range of manual and automatic settings including Zone and Spot AF to track and capture subjects quickly and accurately. AF settings are highly customisable, allowing for rapid reaction to changes in the scene. Different AF points can be set for vertical or horizontal orientation, so photographers can automatically switch between landscape and portrait shots without touching a button. The EOS 7D also incorporates a new metering system. The Focus Colour Luminance metering system (iFCL) intelligently measures focus, colour and luminance, across 63 zones. Complementing the 19 AF points, the dual layer sensor is able to gather information from each distinct zone to obtain a more accurate and consistent exposure. Capture images exactly as you see them The Canon EOS 7D features an Intelligent Viewfinder that offers photographers 100 per cent frame coverage. With 1.0x magnification* - a first for EOS - photographers see a large bright image that helps to fully immerse them within the shot. A transmissive LCD incorporated in the viewfinder allows photographers to choose between various overlay features - such as AF points, the spot metering circle and composition grid – providing a range of tools that help when framing a shot. The EOS 7D is also the first EOS to introduce a Dual-Axis Electronic Level – in the viewfinder and on the LCD - that indicates both pitch and roll angles. This feature is particularly useful when shooting landscapes to ensure a level horizon, or when used in conjunction with a Tilt and Shift lens to level the camera. The camera features a new 3 inch Clear View II LCD screen with a solid structure screen, designed to combat glare by removing the air-gap between the LCD’s protective cover and the liquid crystal. This new screen has a viewing angle of 160 degrees and is effective even in bright light. As with the EOS 5D Mark II, an ambient light sensor on the side of the screen can set brightness automatically depending on the environment. Experiment creatively with light The Canon EOS 7D is equipped with an Integrated Speedlite Transmitter. For the first time in an EOS, photographers can control external Speedlites with no additional accessories - ideal for those looking to experiment with creative lighting set-ups. The EOS 7D also features an extensively upgraded, built-in flash including manual control, and wider flash coverage to cover focal lengths as wide as 15mm. Customise your individual camera experience The EOS 7D has been conceived and designed with the photographer’s needs in mind. The look and feel of the camera has been aesthetically and ergonomically crafted to offer photographers the very best interaction. To this end, the photographer can design their own experience – camera operations are customisable, allowing the user to assign frequently used functions and settings to convenient controls. This enables photographers to save time when shooting critical moments, by changing

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[amsmiami2011]

u going to fucking break it before u use it

[wrightwayphotography]

@amsmiami2011 another insecure internet troll lol

[amsmiami2011]

@amsmiami2011 Listen Im not a troll I have the 7D and I use it carefully so chill

[wrightwayphotography]

@amsmiami2011 OK

[anfguy10]

I'm white & I liked his video, so stop being a racist ass

[wrightwayphotography]

@anfguy10 and how did you get that?

[sasktank]

it seems that the 7d is more advanced than the 5dmk2 in every way other than full frame sensor

[wrightwayphotography]

@ilovehubbas it was my pleasure :0

[Hamzah41081]

who is that hot lady on your wall in the white blouse

[krazy4baja]

Does the 7d have an automatic feature. I've heard it's a great camera for sports shots but what about portrait and landscape. Are there any other auto program modes for different shots or does the auto feature if it has one take care of that. I want an auto feature to take great pics but what full manual to learn from as well. Was considering the t3i or the 60d for a little more money but like the d7 for full view viewfinder.

[sherlockholmes198]

Hi. Can you extract still images from the movie clips?

[kdude1000]

@healthpimp Unnecessarily racist.... you need to grow the fuck up...

[StRoRo]

Its nice to see a user's review of the camera. Im stick of pixel peeking pro reviews.

[fluffyman15]

@sasktank

yeah, lets hope that the 5dmk2 gets released within the next 1-2years.