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Canon - EOS 7D DSLR Camera (Body Only) - Black

Canon EOS 7D DSLR Camera Body: With a host of features designed to provide creative opportunity and exceptional image quality, the EOS 7D represents an advanced class of camera. An array of automatic and manual settings give you full control over your shots, and an 18.0 megapixel CMOS sensor with Dual DIGIC 4 processing allows you to capture fine details with powerful performance.Memory card sold separately.

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Love the camera, especially the burst mode feature

on July 11, 2012

Posted by: kvoman

from CA

Have done lots of research between the Canon 60D or the Canon 7D and also the Nikon D7000. The pic quality from the Nikon D7000 is slightly better than the 7D from various comparisons but decided the burst mode (8 fps) from the 7D is what I ultimately use the camera for (kids' sports). The Nikon D7000 has only 6 fps, comparable to the Canon 60D, but the 7D has 8 fps. I don't do any landscape photos in RAW format and rarely do low light so the higher ISO settings really didn't matter to me.

Settings are different from my old XTi so it's taken a little adjustments. More camera features so I guess there are more settings, etc. Settings not as intuitive at first but get easier as you're more familiar with them.

What's great about it: Burst mode and low light capability

What's not so great: Need really good lens to get the best out of the camera.

I would recommend this to a friend!

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