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#CANON 7D REVIEW 2016 FULL#
Why am I using a social share locker? I host my full resolution samples with Amazon in order to provide a fast download for you guys, and relieve strain from my servers when the large images get downloaded hundreds of times. They were shot in RAW and exported as full resolution JPEGs. I thought it would be fun for you guys to be able to download some unedited samples to take a look at yourselves! These have the default amount of sharpening applied in Lightroom, and there is absolutely NO noise reduction applied. 30.4 is still quite a bit less than some of Canon’s competitors (and Canon’s 5Ds and 5Dsr models) but the number of pixels was never the biggest concern for me.
#CANON 7D REVIEW 2016 UPGRADE#
Yes! It’s a slightly different style of noise, but it looks pretty natural and whilst it’s not quite on a par with the full frame 5D Mark III (no real surprise there), it’s more than useable and it’s a considerable upgrade of the original 7D which I simply could not use. Most of the rumors over the summer of 2016 pointed toward 25 to 28 megapixels for the Canon 5D Mark IV so when it was announced that the count was 30.4, it was a nice surprise. I wasn’t necessarily looking for the 7D2 to equal the 5D3 in this are, but it would be nice if it came close. Why this particular area you might ask? Well I often find myself shooting in that sort of ISO range when I’m shooting wildlife at the end of the day at f/4 or f/5.6 on my 200-400. I was looking to use the 7D Mark II for wildlife photography, paired with my 200-400 f/4 L IS and my main question was what the performance was like in the range of ISO 2500 to ISO 4000. Of course when it came out, the first question that people wanted to know was: “How is the high ISO performance?”īefore the 7D Mark II arrived, my main camera was the 5D Mark III (I just LOVE the smaller form factor of these cameras Vs. I’ve been using the 7D Mark II for a few months now and the more I use it, the more I like it.
