EOS R7

Pictures taken with canon eos r7 and 7 artisans 7.5. They are a bit out of focus because the lense is manual and the cat didn’t stop moving

Sensationelle Aufnahmen! Wie kriegst du das mit dem Fokus hin? Sobald der Hintergrund bei mir strukturreicher ist als ein blauer Himmel springt der Fokus immer auf den Hintergrund - und ich hab schon die Canon EOS R7 mit Tieraugenfokus. :/

I have a Canon EOS R7 18-150mm lens kit.

I for the life of me can’t figure out the auto focus. I switched my focus from the shoot button to an AF button on the front, which is super easy to use. It also has helped tremendously, but I still have focus issues.

On another note, I’m having trouble

The AF area is exactly what's outlined on the EVF. These things are nothing like a DSLR where the AF sensor is a completely different part of the camera. In a DSLR, it wasn't uncommon for AF points to be misaligned with its depiction in the viewfinder because the LCD in the viewfinder didn't need to

I’ve shot with both. I used the Canon R7 + 100-500mm L, and the Nikon Z50 II paired with the 600mm f/6.3. My only complaint about the Canon is the R7 had some quirky AF issues. It wasn’t terrible, but would miss easy targets or get confused quite often. I find the Z50 II to be more reliable with bet

Hello all,

I'm wondering if anyone could help me identify what might have happened to my camera in just a week.

I have been using a Canon EOS R7 with a converter to use the Sigma C 150-600, and in the past 14 days or so I have gone from taking photos like 1 and 2, to photos like 3 and 4. The focus

Keep in mind that these bodies are all APS-C and give you a 1.5x (1.6x if Canon) crop factor, but if your desired reach is 600mm on APS-C, then it's going to be tough. Perhaps with an adapted DSLR lens on a Canon R10 or R7, but I don't think that's optimal. There have been reports of AF speed with a

I’ve used both combos. Get the Z8 and don’t look back. The Canon 150-500mm is sharper and lighter, but the sharpness difference is a non issue. My experience with the R7 is that while it’s capable, it has some weird autofocus quirks and performs awkwardly at times. The Nikon Z8 has a much better kee

I just bought an S9 to supplement my Canon R7, and while I haven’t done much testing yet I can say the ergonomics are awful (as you’d expect), the build quality lacking (especially the buttons and dials), and the thing isn’t that compact or light (feels like a brick), the autofocus is worse (though

So I have the EOS R7 and I use it mostly in auto mode (I’m not a pro photographer). I have its setting for eye detection turned on. It works well for single portraits. However, if I try and take a picture of two or more people, it frequently seems to struggle to figure out what the subject of my pic