Canon EOS 7D

Canon EOS 7D is Canon's APS-C format flagship SLR, focusing on high-speed continuous shooting and professional control, and was the performance benchmark in the APS-C format back then. 📝 Core parameters Sensor: Approximately 18-megapixel APS-C format CMOS (22.3 × 14.9 mm) Image processor: dual DIGIC 4 Continuous shooting speed: about 8 frames/sec Autofocus: 19-point full cross autofocus system (eight-way double cross) Sensitivity: ISO 100-6400, expandable to 12800 Viewfinder: Eye-flat pentaprism, field of view about 100%, magnification about 1.0 times Video: Supports 1080p Full HD (30/25/24fps) Screen: 3-inch TFT LCD screen with about 920,000 pixels Shutter: 1/8000 sec to 30 sec, flash sync 1/250 sec Fuselage: Magnesium alloy material, with waterproof and dustproof structure Size/Weight: Approximately 148.2 × 110.7 × 73.5 mm, approx 820g (body only) 😉 Advantages Strong continuous shooting: The speed of 8 frames per second was quite capable of playing back then, and it was easy to capture sports scenes. Reliable focus: 19-point full cross focus is fast and accurate when the light is sufficient, the viewfinder field of view is 100%, and the composition is convenient. Color pleasing: Canon's consistent color style, portraits and landscapes are very good. Rich lens group: There are many choices of lenses available in EF mount, which are cost-effective. Durable body: Magnesium alloy body plus waterproof and dustproof design, strong sense of professionalism, very solid skin.