Canon EOS 7D Mark II Digital SLR Camera with 18-135mm IS STM Lens

The Canon EOS 7D Mark II GPS Digital SLR Camera features a refined APS-C sized 20.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor with Dual DIGIC 6 Image Processors for gorgeous imagery. It shoots up to 10 frames per second at ISOs ranging from 100-16000 (expandable to H1: 25600, H2: 51200), has a 65-point all cross-type AF system and features Canon's amazing Dual Pixel CMOS AF for brilliant Live-View AF. It has dual card slots for both CF and SD cards, USB 3.0 connectivity and even has built-in GPS for easy location tagging. Additional features: 3.0" LCD screen, Full HD 1080p, 10fps continuous shooting, magnesium alloy body, plus more! Includes Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Zoom Lens.

• 20.2 MP CMOS sensor and ISO 100-16000


• High spped continuous shooting up to 10.0 fps


• 65-point all cross-type AF system


• Stunning Full HD video with Custom Movie Servo AF (speed and sensitivity)


• Dual Pixel CMOS AF enables you to shoot video like a camcorder


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CUSTOMER REVIEW



This. Camera. Does. Not. Miss. Focus.



Period.



I do not have the resources to pick up a 1D body, I have instead thrown that cash into lenses. The 85 1.2L on my 70d gave me about 30% keeper rate, today I had a 95% keeper rate on my 7dm2 Body. Simply amazing.



My 70-200 IS 2.8 v1 also would miss on many shots @ f2.8 on my 70d and 5dmk1...that is long gone. The focus system on this body is everything it has been hyped to be.



High ISO Performance: Images at ISO 2500 look as good as images at ISO 800 on the 70d.



Battery Life: Buy the grip. Or have several spares with you.



Buffer: Have a fast CF card if you want the full rate of 31 RAW before slowdown. UHS SD card will get you 24 (advertised 26 but thats not what I'm getting)



**Update**

With a fast CF Card (komputerbay 128GB 1066x) I am getting FORTY-SIX (yes 46) Full size RAW files before a big slowdown. SD Card performance is poor, with a 95 M/Bs card I am not doing any better than 24 RAW files before slowdown.



One Last Thing: Its not in the box, but you can download DPP 4 from Canon, and I find that it gives vastly better results than DDP 3. Too bad you can't use it with any other APS-C bodies other than the 7d2.



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The image of the Gorilla was shot with the 70-200 at 2500 ISO, no edits.