photo:canon7dii
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Canon 7D Mark II dSLR
see also:
introduction
- a long time coming!
- announced Sept 2014 and may well be the best camera for sports/action photography
- improvements over the ageing Canon7D:
- 20mp sensor (not 18mp)
- 200,000 shutter (instead of 150,000)
- 65 AF points - all cross type, center double-cross, center point is capable of focusing with lenses (or lens/teleconverter combinations) as slow as f/8, as well as down to EV -3 (not just 19 all cross with 7D and it gives a 1 EV advantage in low light compared to the 1D X and 5D Mark III)
- 1080 60p/25p HD video with All-I, IPB, IPB-Lite and .MOV (not just 60p MP4)
- metering sensor-assisted AF tracking - the latest version of the 'Intelligent Tracking and Recognition' (iTR) focus system from the EOS-1D X
- on sensor phase detection Dual Pixel AF for Live View
- spot-metering linked to AF point
- 10fps burst to 31 RAW (not just 8fps to 25 RAW)
- built-in GPS
specs
- 20mp APS-C 1.6x crop sensor with on-sensor phase detect sites (“Dual Pixel AF”)
- weather-sealed (“4x more weather-sealed” than the 7D)
- 200,000 shutter and up to 1/8000th sec
- x-sync 1/250th sec
- built-in flash
- 10fps burst to 31 RAW
- Dual DIGIC 6 processors
- 65 AF points
- all cross type, center double-cross
- center point is capable of focusing with lenses (or lens/teleconverter combinations) as slow as f/8, as well as down to EV -3
- metering sensor-assisted AF tracking
- the latest version of the 'Intelligent Tracking and Recognition' (iTR) focus system from the EOS-1D X
- spot-metering linked to AF point but still no Highlight or Shadow spot meter modes
- +/-5EV exp. compenation
- 1,040,000 dot 3“ fixed LCD, no touch
- 1080 60p/25p HD video with All-I, IPB, IPB-Lite and record in either MP4 or MOV
- concurrent HDMI out but only 8-bit not 10 bit as with the GH-4
- no slo-mo video capture like the GH-4 (96-120fps)
- no variable frame rate mode
- no log curve mode
- no focus peaking
- no touch screen to change AF point during video
- stereo mic, headphone port
- built-in GPS
- LP-E6N battery with CIPA rating 670
- 910 g (2.01 lb / 32.10 oz)
- 149 x 112 x 78 mm (5.87 x 4.41 x 3.07″)
- $US1799 body only
review
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- not as good as the sensor of the Olympus OM-D E-M1 at base ISO, as it has 1EV less dynamic range, less color sensitivity and more shadow noise, although it has less noise and similar dynamic range at ISO 800 or higher.
photo/canon7dii.txt · Last modified: 2014/11/09 13:38 by gary1