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- First reviewJune 7, 2010
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- First review commentAugust 14, 2010
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Canon EOS 7D DSLR Camera with 28~135mm IS Lens: 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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5
Top of the line in APC sensor cameras!
on June 7, 2010
Posted by: photo2011
from miami,fl
As a professional, I picked up the 7D as a backup camera, rather than spend $4000.00 on what I'm already shooting with. The 7D is solid, well built and a true performer. Its focusing system is excellent. This camera is marketed for the consumer, but can easily stand up to some serious heavy professional use on a daily basis. I'm impressed. Its the most pricey in its class, but you end up with a camera that will not be out of date for a very long time, plus has a very sturdy long lasting shutter cycle ( 150,000). I highly recommend this as a back up camera for other professionals out there or as the main camera for any prosumer, advanced- amatuer or amatuer photographers out there.
What's great about it: It is very fast
What's not so great: The high price and hefty weight of the camera
I would recommend this to a friend!
Picture Quality
5
Ease of Use
5
Features
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Canon EF 14mm f/2.8L II USM Wide-Angle Lens:With this ultra-wide-angle lens, you can capture the majesty of a river bend or the sparkle of a skyline without cropping important details out of the frame. This lens functions well in low-light situations.
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2 out of 5
2 out of 5mine broke
By mash4077
from KC,MO
mine worked for about a month and then broke... seemed like a good lense while i had it though
photo2011
miami,fl
Sounds like a Warranty Issue to Me.
August 14, 2010
A Review is how the lens performs, not to hear your sob story about your lens breaking. You give a low rating to one of the best sharpest and highest rated lenses in the photography industry because yours broke? Your review will not help someone decide to purchase this lens as this is not a complaint forum.
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Canon EOS 50D or Rebel T1i?
I am a beginner and the budget is about 1000-1500, body and lens. Major use is to take portrait. Movie is not a main concern. Could someone please give me advice on the major differences between the two models? Which one has a better picture quality? Thanks for the help.
Spend your money on the T1i and use the rest of the money to purchase a high quality Canon L Glass lens, like the 50mm F1.4 or even better, the 50mm F1.2 which with the 1.6focal lenght multiplier, the 50mm will make the perfect portrait lens for you. If you are really on a budget, you can get by just fine with a 50mm F1.8 ( The cheapest lens Canon makes) which has very good optics as well.
I would pick up a T2i and the 50mm F1.4 if I were making the purchase for portraits or at least the 50mm F1.8. The 50D is a good camera but the Canon T2i produces superior images--similar to what the Canon 7D puts out. Can't beat it for the buck.
I would pick up a T2i and the 50mm F1.4 if I were making the purchase for portraits or at least the 50mm F1.8. The 50D is a good camera but the Canon T2i produces superior images--similar to what the Canon 7D puts out. Can't beat it for the buck.
16 years ago
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photo2011
miami,fl
DSLR camera with live view mode?
I'm comparing the three models that are 499.99 (Sony, Nikkon, and Canon). I'm interested in one that has the option of using live view (isn't that where u can view the picture while taking it w/o looking into the lens?) Do any of these have that option?
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
They all have live view. The Sony is the fastest for live view.
16 years ago
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photo2011
miami,fl
Which dslr's take panoramic pictures?
All DSLR cameras can be used to shoot Panoramas. Some cameras offer automatic photo stitching---Look at Pentax.
16 years ago
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photo2011
miami,fl
can you connect your digital slr to your computer to load picture onto your computer
YES. With USB cable/
16 years ago
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photo2011
miami,fl
what do the letters FX an DX stand for?
FX----full frame
DX---APC size frame
DX---APC size frame
16 years ago
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photo2011
miami,fl
Which to buy t2i or t1i
was thinking about buying the t2i or the t1i and was wondering what is the difference between t2i and the t1i besides the video is better. i will just be using it as a camera. so i was wondering if its worth the extra 200.00
Unless you own alot of Canon expensive top of the line L glass, you won't see much difference in the image quality from the T1i and the T2i. Save the 200 bucks and get the T1i. The T2i really needs the best lenses to realize its advantage in optical quality. Shooting with kit lenses, the image quality will actually look worse than the T1i due to the limitations of the lenses.
16 years ago
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photo2011
miami,fl
would Pentax K-7 fit my old pentax lens
would the newPentax K-7 fit my old 35 mm pentax lens and flash ?
Old pentax bayonet lenses will work with the K7
16 years ago
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photo2011
miami,fl
Is there any DSLR camera compatible with old Minolta lenses
Have old Minola 35 mm camera with muliple lenses would like to be able to use these with DSLR camera
The Minolta bayonet mount lenses should be compatible with any current Sony DSLR.
16 years ago
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photo2011
miami,fl