EOS R7

You're absolutely right - but as someone who shot wildlife on an old DSLR and a tiny EF-S telephoto lens for 3 years - good glass and modern AF are things I wish I'd invested in years ago. I initially refused to spend too much on equipment for a hobby I was likely to give up on soon (thanks ADHD!),

Just starting out been building equipment for a while, I'm saving for a dedicated astro camera, but for now, stuck with my unmodified DSLM.
This is the first shot that I can say I'm really proud of!

Equipment:
Scope: SW Explorer 130P-DS
Camera: Canon EOS R7 (unmodified)
Mount: EQ6-R Pro

This is my first multi-night capture, and I am still learning PixInsight. Overall, I'm pretty happy with the result.

137 x 60 seconds
301 x 45 seconds
63 x 90 seconds
Total Integration: 457 minutes

Canon EOS R7 / Sigma 24-105 @ 105mm / ISO 1600 / f/4
Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer 2i
Proces

Just Hankō being cute!!! Despite being rebellious!

Hankō is a MDD on the Volks MDD DD-F3 2.0 body, her head faceup was done by Chisaidoll and it's the Volks DDH-29 head! Wig is a Volks Hatsune Miku wig from 2014 that had the twintails adjusted due to the MDD smaller size!

The photos were taken w

This is my first multi-night capture, and I am still learning PixInsight. Overall, I'm pretty happy with the result.

137 x 60 seconds
301 x 45 seconds
63 x 90 seconds
Total Integration: 457 minutes

Canon EOS R7 / Sigma 24-105 @ 105mm / ISO 1600 / f/4
Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer 2i
Proces

Lots and lots of practice I guess lol. Canon R7 with an 85mm and 18-55mm stacked. Focus stacked a lot of images. Good continuous lighting. And the attitude that anything is possible. 🙏😁🤘

You have bought yourself a very competent camera. There are some problems, though. Canon makes no prime (non zoom) lenses specifically for the APS-C cameras. But you do have the option of using Canon’s full frame lenses. The two that come to mind are the RF 35 mm f/1.8 and the 50 mm f/1.8. The 35 ma

Since u have a limited budget... and I am assuming the 2000 is for camera and lens...i wonder why you focused on the R6 Mark II. Its a good camera... If you do a lot of wide landscape shots... that full frame sensor will come in handy. But.... with a limited budget, getting a camera with an APS-C se

Thanks so much! I used my Canon R7 paired with a Sigma 150-600mm contemporary lens @ 600mm, f/8.0, 1/1250th of a sec shutter, and 12800 ISO. I ran them through lightroom to reduce the noise.

Photos taken in Central Iowa on a Canon R7 with RF 100-500. Was about 30 minutes after sunset so had to go with a really low shutter speed of 1/15. Iso 640 and f7.1. really happy with how the images turned out since it was handheld.