Canon has replaced the EOS 7D with the 7D Mark II.
![]() | Canon EOS 7D Mark II announced March 2013 |
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Canon has replaced the EOS 7D with the 7D Mark II.
![]() | Canon EOS 7D Mark II announced March 2013 |
"Excellent build quality with magnesium body and environmental sealing"dpreview.com | talking about the camera's build-quality
"Improved button and control layout over 50D/5D Mark II"dpreview.com | talking about the camera's button-layout
"Very good low-light performance, low noise levels and good retention of detail"dpreview.com | talking about the camera's iso-noise
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common misconception. The 7D has seals, but is not sealed. Only mid to
high end Pentax and very high end Canikon DSLRs are weathersealed.
That said, use at your own risk. I've seen Xsis live through
exceptional downpours and there was a superbowl not that many years ago
where dozens of 1D Mark IIs died in a relatively light downpour.
That said, use at your own risk. I've seen Xsis live through exceptional downpours and there was a superbowl not that many years ago where dozens of 1D Mark IIs died in a relatively light downpour.
So it's incorrect to say it has non at all. There is no differences possible in saying how "good" the weathersealing of a camera is so the 7D has Weathersealing. At that, other camera's with worse sealing say yes in the specs. So that makes comparisons strange and in correct. So change it back please.