Nice clicks. It was too bright to use a slower shutter, but I would like to have seen a little motion blur. Maybe if you were stopped down to f/22? I don't know. I have the same setup and want to try street photography.
@@alexmatute5228 thank you for your response, I am looking at this model for landscape and portrait photography as well as cinematic short videos. This will be my first camera and I am a beginner. Do you think this is a good choice or should I look at other brand competitor like Fuji and Sony due to limited and expensive lenses for R7? Thank you so much! 😊
@@HelloÁine In my opinion, this would be a good beginner camera. It has good battery life, 2 sd ports, and works with RF lenses. I also don't have any issues with overheating on this camera, as I tend to do with the Canon R6 when shooting 4k video. If you can, and if you want to save some money, get a refurbished one straight from canon. This will save you a few hundred dollars that you can invest on lenses, which are ultimately far more important than a camera body. But if you can only get one lense to start with, I would buy the EF to RF adapter and purchase the sigma 35 1.4 EF for portraits. Then, I would invest on the sigma 18-35 F1.8. Also, canon has a loyalty program, where if you provide a serial code from an old powershot camera, they will give you an extra 10% discount on any of their refurbished products and up to 15% on new. Look for their loyalty phone number online and give them a call. You will have to purchase the camera through one of their reps over the phone though.
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Nice video! I agree not a bad lens
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Nice clicks. It was too bright to use a slower shutter, but I would like to have seen a little motion blur. Maybe if you were stopped down to f/22? I don't know. I have the same setup and want to try street photography.
Same Here, just recently got a 70-200mm f4 lens adapted and switch between the two for street.. awesome underrated comb and I'm a newbie lol
Great video. Did you keep the R7?How’s the camera now?
Hello, yes i still own it. I enjoy it. Mainly use it as a B camera during my photoshoots. I like the extra reach for sports such as soccer.
@@alexmatute5228 thank you for your response, I am looking at this model for landscape and portrait photography as well as cinematic short videos. This will be my first camera and I am a beginner. Do you think this is a good choice or should I look at other brand competitor like Fuji and Sony due to limited and expensive lenses for R7? Thank you so much! 😊
@@HelloÁine In my opinion, this would be a good beginner camera. It has good battery life, 2 sd ports, and works with RF lenses. I also don't have any issues with overheating on this camera, as I tend to do with the Canon R6 when shooting 4k video. If you can, and if you want to save some money, get a refurbished one straight from canon. This will save you a few hundred dollars that you can invest on lenses, which are ultimately far more important than a camera body. But if you can only get one lense to start with, I would buy the EF to RF adapter and purchase the sigma 35 1.4 EF for portraits. Then, I would invest on the sigma 18-35 F1.8.
Also, canon has a loyalty program, where if you provide a serial code from an old powershot camera, they will give you an extra 10% discount on any of their refurbished products and up to 15% on new. Look for their loyalty phone number online and give them a call. You will have to purchase the camera through one of their reps over the phone though.
sorry but you're really a bad photographer
Thank you!