I have the 7D mi that I bought new. I’ll probably upgrade the body now this year to something like an R6, but it does still take great photos. The only problem I have now is I’m taking sports photos indoors and with ISO of 3200 I have to use a lot of photoshop noise reduction on the raw files which adds a lot of time to the photo processing. I think if you’re looking for a first camera the 7D with a nifty 50mm lens is super affordable for the quality of pictures you’ll get.
I wouldn't class the 7D mark I being long in the tooth as it can complete against the 2000D the one that I consider to be a bit long in the tooth but still usable camera that is very affordable and easy to use if you don't care about specs is the 1000D that is now a 16 year old camera that only has a 10 mp sensor and is a bit bare bones in the menus due to the age of the camera but is really user friendly
I have the 7D mi that I bought new. I’ll probably upgrade the body now this year to something like an R6, but it does still take great photos. The only problem I have now is I’m taking sports photos indoors and with ISO of 3200 I have to use a lot of photoshop noise reduction on the raw files which adds a lot of time to the photo processing. I think if you’re looking for a first camera the 7D with a nifty 50mm lens is super affordable for the quality of pictures you’ll get.
The new AI denoiser in Lightroom is magnificent, it really filters out the noise without the image becoming mush.
I wouldn't class the 7D mark I being long in the tooth as it can complete against the 2000D the one that I consider to be a bit long in the tooth but still usable camera that is very affordable and easy to use if you don't care about specs is the 1000D that is now a 16 year old camera that only has a 10 mp sensor and is a bit bare bones in the menus due to the age of the camera but is really user friendly
Yeah great point!
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