Product description
Description Canon EOS R7 body
The Canon R7 was developed to give you the full potential of an APS-C camera; it sets many standards and offers a wide range of professional features. The R7 offers not only 33 MP, but also the fast autofocus of the R3 with an IBIS to support you.
The sensor and autofocus performance of the Canon R7
The APS-C sensor of the R7 is fitted with a 5-axis IBIS image stabiliser, which enables optical image stabilisation of up to 7 stops when using an IS lens.
Wildlife, sports and action photographers benefit especially from the camera's sensor size, and with the crop factor of 1.6 these photographers gain focal length, particularly at the telephoto end. Combined with the autofocus of the Canon EOS R3 and the Dual Pixel CMOS AF II sensor with deep learning technology, it offers 100% sensor coverage, so you'll never miss a moment again. Even in low-light situations, the autofocus of the R7 performs very well down to -5 EV. The DIGIC X processor helps this camera achieve top performance.
With its 32.5 megapixels, this sensor offers the sweet spot between resolution and ISO performance needed in many applications. The subject detection of the R7 covers many areas. Among other things, the camera recognises people, animals and vehicles. Subject detection can be even more specific, for example distinguishing birds, cats or dogs. In motorsport, it can also recognise a wide variety of vehicles. With cars or motorbikes, Canon's APS-C camera can tell whether it is looking at a closed cockpit or the driver's helmet.
It has a maximum ISO value of 32,000 in photo mode, while in video mode the maximum is 12,800.
APS-C system camera with high continuous shooting speed
Users who need the crop factor of APS-C cameras for their work make the best catch with this camera not only in terms of focal length, but also in terms of continuous shooting speed. Because the hybrid shutter works both mechanically and electronically, the camera can shoot either 15 or 30 frames per second.
Video features of the Canon EOS R7
Here the EOS R7 offers a resolution of up to 4K at 60 fps, with Canon Log 3 supported. The Canon camera's built-in image stabiliser also performs very well in video, enabling steady and relatively calm handheld footage. If you don't need 4K, you get your video footage in Full HD at 120 fps.
Swivel the display into position
The Canon R7 has a vari-angle touch display with an anti-smudge coating and a size of 2.95 inches. The touch display can also be used for some functions, such as releasing the shutter or enlarging the AF point selection, as well as for control settings.
The electronic viewfinder of the R7
The electronic viewfinder of the Canon R7 is blackout-free at 120 frames per second and also offers OVF simulation. As with the R3, this optical viewfinder simulation offers a more natural display of the image in the viewfinder – but the function must first be switched on in the camera settings.
Body and button design
Canon's familiar ergonomics are joined by a new button & dial for selecting the autofocus area. The little wheel popular on previous models is also found here and makes it easier to view images directly in the camera, among other things.
