EOS R7

I went from having a canon R5 and a Canon R7. Sold my R7, bought an OM3. Mostly for size and weight. No regrets. I still have and use the Canon, But what I’m reaching for nine times out of 10 these days is the M43 system. //Edit: typos

Canon R7 with the 18-150 mm kit lens. I usually take wildlife photos but it did the job and is small and light.

If Im taking photos I’m cracking out one of my DSLRs. I bought a new canon R7 a year or so ago as my 7d is just so heavy (but takes such great photos). iPhone photos are just happy snaps. Ive still got a few iPods sitting around that I’m thinking about refurbishing.

Hast du dir die Kameras mal angeschaut? Ich persönlich habe ein R7 mit dem 200-800 und bin damit sehr zufrieden, aber ich würde immer dazu raten, sich in einem Fotoladen die Kameras anzuschauen und in die Hand zu nehmen, um Gewicht und Bedienung auszuprobieren. Gewicht und Bedienung sind persönliche

Danke! :) Ich habe eine Canon R7 und das RF 100-400, und muss dazu sagen, das Foto ist zusätzlich noch gecropped.☺️ Ja, tatsächlich is die kurze Belichtungszeit auch mit ein Grund warum das Foto sehr soft/blurry aussieht :') ich musste den ISO-wert sehr hochstellen, dass das bei den dortigen Lichtver

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

Size, mainly. After a recent illness I was finding the R5ii + 100-500L a bit too weighty. The OM-1ii with 50-200 + 1.4TC is a near equivalent with the advantage of being lighter and having internal zoom. The Canon kit is, I'd say, undeniably better, but the OM kit is more than good enough. I debated

What exactly is "too heavy" for you? Just spitballing here, since I don't exactly know how lightweight you need it: Panasonic G9 II + 100-400: Light, compact and not even that expensive. Canon R7 + 100-500: While not as light or inexpensive as the Panasonic, it is clearly the better camera and one o

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

Heya, see the link below best Video Here Will really give you some options. Based on where you live I'm quite sure you could find a second hand r7 canon with a 100-400 RF lens. Cropped it it's 600+ reach and good quality while keeping it light and compact. But watch the video and see what's up. Chee