Testseek.com have collected 129 expert reviews of the Canon EOS 7D and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon EOS 7D.
October 2009
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Very good photo quality
With a good lens
Low noise levels through ISO 1600 in low light
And ISO 3200 in good light
Solid
Well built body
Perfect right hand grip makes it easy to hold
Beautiful 3inch LCD display with good outdoor visibility
Large o...
The 7D’s highISO performance is hardly bad
And compared to the 5D MKII it’s £200 cheaper
Offers twice the maximum frame rate and a significantly more advanced autofocus system
The 1.6x crop factor of the 7D’s smaller sensor is a...
Wireless flash
18megapixel resolution
Fast for action shots (8 fps)
Excellent full HD video at 30 fps
Umer digital SLR
Great HD video versatility including a comprehensive range of frame rates
Fast 8 fps still shooting with a fat buffer for extended bursts
Comfy body with a rugged pro build
Improved 19-point autofocus system.
Good image quality
Great continuous shooting rate with JPEG files
8 fps high speed shooting rate
HD video
Compatible with huge assortment of Canon EF and EFS lenses
Good lowlight performance
Great manual control
Excellent 18-megapixel sensor with impressively low noise and superb detail
Very good high ISO performance
Especially for 18-megapixel subframe sensor
Rugged construction with magnesium body and weather sealing
Good ergonomics with highly customiza...
An 18MP (megapixel) resolution makes images taken on this camera stand out
Excellent still-image and HD-video quality. Fast performance. Various HD video recording options.
Amazing picture
Great sensitivity
Large sensor
Very cheap price.
Shoots 18MP images at eight frames per second. Responsive autofocus. Pop-up flash. Large controls. Built-in Speedlite transmitter.
Bright
Large optical viewfinder with 100% viewfinder coverage
A picture quality you would expect from a prosumer camera
Additional sealing against dust and water
Fast autofocus and with 8 frames per second fast image processing
Solid build and weatherproofing with prostyle feel in hand. Frame rate is sportshooter ready. Wireless control of external Speedlite flashes. 8 frames per second in RAW makes us swoon.
Very fast
Excellent photo quality
Flexible autofocus system
Big
Bright viewfinder
Streamlined interface
Adds wireless flash control.
Great 18MP photo quality
Blazing fast 8 fps shooting
Pinpoint focusing
Just so happens to take HD videos
Fast burst mode
Solid body
Versatile focusing modes
Very good high ISO performance.
Tough build and superb ergonomics
Zonable 19-point AF and 8fps burst shooting
Big viewfinder with graphics. VGA screen
Adjustable HD resolution and fps with mic input.
Build quality
8fps
Viewfinder
Focus speed
High ISO
Image quality
Video functions
The editors didn't like
RAW images are sharper
Have better dynamic range at high ISOs than JPEGs
Sluggish contrast detect AF in live view mode
Controls can be overwhelming at first
Histogram blocks a good portion of the live view
The excellent Nikon D300S looms large over the 7D. It’s nearly £400 cheaper than the 7D
And matches it in virtually every way. The Nikon’s build quality is superlative
Its continuous mode performance is just about the same
And usabilit...
Fixed LCD screen
No dedicated mirror lockup button
Mixed reviews for autofocus on moving subjects
Mixed reviews for noise at high ISO levels
High resolution CMOS sensor reduces pixel size to 4.3 microns resulting in noise at high ISOs
No built-in stereo microphone
Somewhat complicated to use.
Cost
72 dpi output of images
Video autofocus is slow
Lack of oncamera audio control
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Switching to Live View mode is slow
No dedicated AF-assist lamp (flash is used)
And AF-assist adjustment is buried in the Flash Settings menu
AF not as good in low light as 50D
AE not reliable in very low light
Slow record to display time
No inte...
This camera can become heavy if holding it for long periods of time.
Pricey. Video recording is not as simple as a with a dedicated camcorder.
Poor ergonomics for a video camera
Focus is difficult while using standard and professional Canon EF still lenses.
LCD doesn't swivel. Fuzziness at high ISOs.
Noisy popup flash motor. Quickcontrol dial on the back of the camera takes more effort to turn than previous Canon models. Auto white balance in artificial light is bronzemedal worthy at best.
Build, image quality, viewfinder, performance and speed, AF, flash control, HD video, ergonomics, LCD
Looks pricey, purple fringing on some high contrast shots with 18-135mm kit lens
An accomplished and well-equipped semi-professional camera with professional build and specification that’s capable of stunning results and at high resolution too. It looks expensive, but as a step down from canon EOS 1D Mk III, it makes a lot of se...
Abstract: Taking the award for the most amount of pixels on an APS-C sensor to date and boasting a quite phenomenal 8fps shooting rate is the new 18MP Canon EOS 7D....
At £1699, body only, the EOS 7D certainly isn’t cheap. However, its massive resolution, solid build, new additions to the feature set and advanced HD video capabilities mean you do get an awful lot of camera for your money. The handling is classy too, ...
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Published: 2009-12-14, Author: Lori , review by: asia.cnet.com
Very fast performance; excellent photo quality; flexible autofocus system; big, bright viewfinder; streamlined interface; wireless flash control.
Single card slot; some annoying small and hard-to-feel buttons; limited to three shots for bracketing; Live View focusing still slow.
It is a expensive DSLR so you would be perfectly entitled to expect a great deal for your money. The good news, in the most part, is that you get it. This is a classy feature-rich DSLR that has a reassuringly robust body so should easily withstand even se...
The 7D is a camera that many Canon DSLR users will want, but as camera based on a cropped sensor design, it would appeal more to the consumer crowd than it would for the professionals. As mentioned earlier, we very much consider the 7D to be a hybrid of t...
It is a expensive DSLR so you would be perfectly entitled to expect a great deal for your money. The good news, in the most part, is that you get it. This is a classy feature-rich DSLR that has a reassuringly robust body so should easily withstand even se...
The 7D is a camera that many Canon DSLR users will want, but as camera based on a cropped sensor design, it would appeal more to the consumer crowd than it would for the professionals. As mentioned earlier, we very much consider the 7D to be a hybrid o...
