Just got one. Here is my take. Lots of noise which can be addressed with topaz. Rolling shutter so u can’t use ES for wildlife. Shutter shock in MS causes soft photos. Small buffer. The work around is to use first curtain shutter and CRaw. The pictures are very sharp though some times in a sequence some will be soft. I use the camera mainly for wildlife as I have a big investment in EF glass. I use a Fuji for landscapes so I’ll be keeping the R7 now that I have figured the work around to the problems.
Excellent! 3 shutter modes: mechanical at 15fps, 1st curtain, electronic at 30fps. Rolling shutter problem at 30fps, need to turn auto level off in order to use 1st curtain, mechanical is loud for wildlife up close. 3 budget RF lenses for wildlife: RF 100-400, RF 600 F/11, RF 800 F/11.
R7 is perfect on its price point and only big flaw is Canons slow rolling shutter that some times give tearing look to photos when shooting at really long focal lenghts like i do with 800mm f11 because even a litle movemet moves you away from your subject. Most of first photos i take have litle tear when shooting 30fps or but when i get my hand steady its allright. While using mechanic shutter its all right and no tearing. I have both eos R6 and R7 for different situations and i love this combo.
Good point… I don’t shoot at such long focal lengths, so maybe that’s why I haven’t noticed it! 🤔 R6 and R7 is a really good combo indeed! I’m just curious if the new R8 would be a good b-cam too 😊
My R7 is a dog. I upgraded to firmware 1.5.0 out of the box and every day I discover a new glitch. Custom settings unset themselves. I assigned AF Start to the AE Lock button. Out of nowhere it stopped working (verified it was still assigned in the menu). Unmounting and remounting the lens (EF 100-400 4.5-5.6 L V1 on EF-R adapter) got it going again. Today I had card 1 out to download shots to computer and after returning it to the camera it wouldn't read images on the screen ("No Image"). Removed card 2 and suddenly card 1 started reading again. Returned card 2 to camera and card 1 decided to start reading. Bottom line is I'm losing confidence in the stability of this camera. Image-wise it's just "okay" with a somewhat noisy sensor, typical for an APS-C I suppose. But if the glitching continues I may pack it up and send it to KEH and just write it off as a loss. It's still well within Canon's 1 year warranty but I don't know what they would do if I sent it to them, it would probably check out fine. The glitches are ghost like and come and go. My EOS 6D MkII (which I fortunately still have) has been solid as a rock and I'll hang on to it for the duration.
The R7 body is just the perfect size, weight and ergonomics for my use. The easy toggle switch for photo and video is godsend in terms of hybrid portability. My only gripe is the image quality from the sensor. I wish Canon would put the R6/8 sensor instead and bump up the price slightly. Just my 2 cents
I absolutely adore that switch too! I can’t imagine not having an easy switch between photo and video anymore… and it took Canon soooo long to add it 😬 The R6 II is in another class indeed. I guess with the R8 out there too now, there’s no space for something in between the R7 and R6… maybe R7 mark II in a couple years?
My hot take on the R7’s problems is that it mostly appeals to Pros as a backup camera, but it’s simply too much of a step down from the R5 or R6ii for those folks. I those think people forget that the R7 is supposed to be a “next steps” camera for intermediate-level hobbyists working their way up to the big guns. It does have some obvious flaws, most of the hate seems to stem from a top-down perspective.
Awesome video. I actually planned to ask you whether you don't regret not going the Fx30 route. I really consider the R7 as I am used to Canon, but most influencers are kinda making me opt for the sony, but we'll see. Your videos really high end and you deserve a lot more recognition. You have a new sub btw. Know your efforts are appreciated. Every little edit, or pop is acknowledged though, I personally prefer more smooth slider and gimbal shots. But that's your style. It's dope. Btw what do you think about the R7 with the Tokina atx-i 11-20mm f/2.8? I'd be happy if you let me know. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks so much for your kind words, made my day 👊 good to know you notice the little details! 😉 And yes… I do need to get a good slider… any recommendations? I’m seriously considering at least testing out a Sony… but I think I’d probably go for the A7IV, FX3 or the new ZV-E1… sounds like a good video idea “Canon fanboy tries out a Sony” 😂 I’ll see if I can get my hands on that Tokina lens!
@@coppensbram Hey, thanks for the reply. So you don't have plans to switch to Sony and are happy with the R7. For sliders, I strongly suggest considering Edelkrone; the slider plus pro is one of my favorite pieces of gear. Regards, and Keep up the great work! POTB
@@coppensbram Well, remarkable handheld skills. Knowing this made me appreciate the 14-35 video even more. Keep up the awesome work! You have a serious follower. Plus, I am super curious if you're going to eventually update. haha
Yes it would! The video quality is excellent. You can record in 4K 10bit 4:2:2 quality up to 60fps. You’d need a good lens too, I think the Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 would be an excellent fit for cooking videos!
@@coppensbram Thank you very much taking the time to answer my question! Now to bake more cinnamons rolls and Whoopie pies to sell to buy the camera and lenses!
@@MennoniteFarmhouse no problem hope this helped! Check out my setup video for the R7, that should get you started much quicker! 😉 And… send me some of those rolls 😂
I've been looking o replace my old DSLR for a while. It is a pretty tempting package for $1500, but the only thing stopping me is the APS-C sensor. I'm afraid I'm going to miss full frame. By the way, this is a great video summarising everything this camera has to offer. Loved it!
Thanks for the kind words 👊 I hear ya… maybe you’d be better of with the R8? Although I’d miss IBIS, dual SDs and battery life 😬 I can highly recommend the R6 II! It’s definitely more $$$ but… it’s amazing!
R7 does have brilliant features on paper, but when you really put it to rest it's quite unreliable. On the other hand, the original Canon R6 has dropped in price and although it has "only" 20 MP, it continuously takes sharper images compared to R7. R6 in combination with RF lenses produces amazing image quality, the only downside is its limitations regarding video (overheating and filming duration limitations).
Hi. Couple of questions, has the hi frame rate settings bug been fixed (where resolution gets reset) via firmware update? Also what is the best lens you recommend for portrait photography, indoors, room length is limited sadly (not sure what the min focal length would be for a full body photo). Thx!
Sure! No, after turning off the high frame rate, the default is still 1080p sadly 😬 but it’s only a minor gripe. For the R7 I’d recommend the Sigma 18-35 f1.8. Alternatively, take a look at the RF 16mm 2.8 for wider shots and maybe the RF 50mm 1.8 for portraits. Or even the 85mm f2. These are all quite inexpensive.
Why would you need high iso to shoot in low light ? Its a common misconception that you need to increase your iso in order to shoot in low light, you don't. All you need to do is to use a tripod set your camera to shutter priority set your iso to 100, and use a long exposure. Try using a really slow shutter speed to capture as much light as possible instead of ramping up your iso, which won't perform as well anyway. You'll need a remote wired or wireless shutter release, Some more modern canon and nikon cameras allow you to activvate the shutter by using your mobile phone, or you can even use the cameras self time to control the shuttet.
Yes of course, David, that’s totally true for photography! But what if you have a subject that is moving around and you can’t use a slow shutter? Or if you don’t have a tripod handy? And also, for video, it’s another story… Everything really depends on what/how you shoot with your camera 😊
Would it be a good idea to get the R7 if you are just going to use the adapter and EF lenses. You were mentioning noise is it that bad? I’d like to see photos taken with EF lenses then. Subscribed.
Hi there! 👊 If you’ve already got EF lenses, then sure, go for it, it works great. Some older EF lenses have audible noise yes, but that’s comparing it to new RF lenses with new technology. If you want to buy lenses though, it’s best to invest in the newer RF line. Yes, they are more expensive, but they will last for decades to come! I wouldn’t buy into an older line anymore. In terms of R7, you will still get all the benefits of the newer body, even if you use it with dslr lenses.
Yup indeed. However, the rumors indicate they will release one soon. Hoping for something like the good old EF-S 17-55 f2.8! For now though, Sigma 18-35 f1.8 is the one to beat for the R7!
in the beginning of the movie at 0.38 sec. tell you that the R7 has a weather resistant body. I hear and read several times that the R7 does not have a weather-resistant body. What's going on? is it yes or no?
From Canon’s website: Water/Dust Resistance: Yes Although the camera is designed to be dustproof and moisture-proof, it cannot guarantee complete exclusion of dust, dirt, water, salt, etc. from entry. To ensure the camera’s dustproof and moisture-proof performance, tightly close opening/closing parts such as terminal cover, battery compartment lid, and card slot cover. Also, attach shoe cover to multi-accessory shoe. When using a conventional accessory equipped with a dustproof, moisture-proof adapter, multi-accessory shoe adapter AD-E1 is required.
Hey Bram, I hope you are okay. I wonder what you would pick between the R7 and 18-35 and S5ii and a kit lens but later updating to Sigma 28-70mm Leica L? Keep crushing it!
Hi bro 👊 while I haven’t used the S5ii, I have heard only good things about it. In fact, my friend and fellow videographer just built a new studio set with a couple of S5iis, and couldn’t be happier. The general reviews are good too! Considering it’s a full frame camera, I’d probably take this over the R7 at the same price point.
@potbtech since I haven’t tried it, I can’t judge AF performance… but from what I’ve heard, it’s ok. Maybe a tad behind Canon/Sony? There’s so much choice for cameras now 😬 it’s tough to choose! But in my opinion, the R6 II is still the best price/performance hybrid!
@potbtech I hear ya! My bank account cries every time I buy canon gear 😂 however, if you do it professionally it’s earned back quickly! I actually think investing in high quality lenses is a better bet. They will last for decades, while you switch camera bodies. That’s how I convince myself 😂
I'm not really a vlogger... I haven't noticed any rolling shutter in my time of use. But bear in mind I rarely film with fast camera movement... so maybe I just haven't noticed it because of that!
For vloging i heard that you should turn off IBIS because that causes this jello wobling effect. Use gimbal with R7 while doing video. R7 IBIS is really good for photography though, you cant get all at this price point.
@@coppensbram I have had rolling shutter effect when shoothing with 800mm(1280mm) Only if your hand is not steady enough. While doing burts first photos are litle unsteady and get rolling shutter effect and the later pictures are great when i get my hand steady with this huge focal lenght.
If you’re doing wedding photography, I’d look at the R6… it’s about the same price as the R7 if you find a good deal! It’s full frame and will be a better fit for wedding photography. If you do video work too, then it’s another discussion though… then the R7 might make more sense. Or… get the R8 or save up and go for R6 mark II! I wouldn’t buy the R in 2023… it’s a bit old by now 😊
Its like I would need R7, R8 and R6ii trio cuz otherwise always something will be missing! R7 is much cheaper but small sensor 😖, R8 lack of ibis and that small old battery just pissing me off, really teared up cuz cannot afford old of them! Even R6mark II in the UK is 2779£ thats so crazy for me like too much and R7 is 1349£ like half cheaper… 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Yup… Canon are quite clever with their product positioning and strategy… Sounds like you would be most happy with the R6 II, it’s my absolute favorite camera, highly recommend it. Yes, it’s expensive… but it’s got it all! And then you need good glass (which costs even more 😂)
@@coppensbram yea… could get the R8 but then… need gimbal haha.. so really probably will try to save for the R6ii, maybe will try R8 if cannot wait hehe 🤦🏻♂️
Yes it does! Fv and Av modes work in both photo and video environments independently! Actually, most settings (apart from the general ones) are independent in both modes 😊
Hey thanks! I haven’t posted much in the past year… but I will definitely start posting more again! Here’s my handle: instagram.com/coppensshoots?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
Just got one. Here is my take. Lots of noise which can be addressed with topaz. Rolling shutter so u can’t use ES for wildlife. Shutter shock in MS causes soft photos. Small buffer. The work around is to use first curtain shutter and CRaw. The pictures are very sharp though some times in a sequence some will be soft. I use the camera mainly for wildlife as I have a big investment in EF glass. I use a Fuji for landscapes so I’ll be keeping the R7 now that I have figured the work around to the problems.
YES! 1st curtain is disabled in setup until auto level is turned off.
Excellent! 3 shutter modes: mechanical at 15fps, 1st curtain, electronic at 30fps. Rolling shutter problem at 30fps, need to turn auto level off in order to use 1st curtain, mechanical is loud for wildlife up close. 3 budget RF lenses for wildlife: RF 100-400, RF 600 F/11, RF 800 F/11.
R7 is perfect on its price point and only big flaw is Canons slow rolling shutter that some times give tearing look to photos when shooting at really long focal lenghts like i do with 800mm f11 because even a litle movemet moves you away from your subject. Most of first photos i take have litle tear when shooting 30fps or but when i get my hand steady its allright. While using mechanic shutter its all right and no tearing.
I have both eos R6 and R7 for different situations and i love this combo.
Good point… I don’t shoot at such long focal lengths, so maybe that’s why I haven’t noticed it! 🤔
R6 and R7 is a really good combo indeed! I’m just curious if the new R8 would be a good b-cam too 😊
I always use the mechanical shutter and never found it lacking, even with sports photography. 15 FPS is plenty for most needs
My R7 is a dog. I upgraded to firmware 1.5.0 out of the box and every day I discover a new glitch. Custom settings unset themselves. I assigned AF Start to the AE Lock button. Out of nowhere it stopped working (verified it was still assigned in the menu). Unmounting and remounting the lens (EF 100-400 4.5-5.6 L V1 on EF-R adapter) got it going again. Today I had card 1 out to download shots to computer and after returning it to the camera it wouldn't read images on the screen ("No Image"). Removed card 2 and suddenly card 1 started reading again. Returned card 2 to camera and card 1 decided to start reading. Bottom line is I'm losing confidence in the stability of this camera. Image-wise it's just "okay" with a somewhat noisy sensor, typical for an APS-C I suppose. But if the glitching continues I may pack it up and send it to KEH and just write it off as a loss. It's still well within Canon's 1 year warranty but I don't know what they would do if I sent it to them, it would probably check out fine. The glitches are ghost like and come and go. My EOS 6D MkII (which I fortunately still have) has been solid as a rock and I'll hang on to it for the duration.
Ouch, sounds like you have a bad copy mate… I’d definitely return and ask for another!
Outstanding review! Thank you.
Much appreciated! 👊
I bought the canon EOS R7 with 35mm lens and I really loved it❤🎉
I agree battery life is top notch in canon EOS R7
The R7 body is just the perfect size, weight and ergonomics for my use. The easy toggle switch for photo and video is godsend in terms of hybrid portability. My only gripe is the image quality from the sensor. I wish Canon would put the R6/8 sensor instead and bump up the price slightly. Just my 2 cents
I absolutely adore that switch too! I can’t imagine not having an easy switch between photo and video anymore… and it took Canon soooo long to add it 😬
The R6 II is in another class indeed. I guess with the R8 out there too now, there’s no space for something in between the R7 and R6… maybe R7 mark II in a couple years?
My hot take on the R7’s problems is that it mostly appeals to Pros as a backup camera, but it’s simply too much of a step down from the R5 or R6ii for those folks. I those think people forget that the R7 is supposed to be a “next steps” camera for intermediate-level hobbyists working their way up to the big guns. It does have some obvious flaws, most of the hate seems to stem from a top-down perspective.
Really good perspective here! It’s definitely a stepping stone to something like the R6 II. I actually made that step 😂
Awesome video. I actually planned to ask you whether you don't regret not going the Fx30 route. I really consider the R7 as I am used to Canon, but most influencers are kinda making me opt for the sony, but we'll see. Your videos really high end and you deserve a lot more recognition. You have a new sub btw. Know your efforts are appreciated. Every little edit, or pop is acknowledged though, I personally prefer more smooth slider and gimbal shots. But that's your style. It's dope. Btw what do you think about the R7 with the Tokina atx-i 11-20mm f/2.8? I'd be happy if you let me know. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks so much for your kind words, made my day 👊 good to know you notice the little details! 😉 And yes… I do need to get a good slider… any recommendations?
I’m seriously considering at least testing out a Sony… but I think I’d probably go for the A7IV, FX3 or the new ZV-E1… sounds like a good video idea “Canon fanboy tries out a Sony” 😂
I’ll see if I can get my hands on that Tokina lens!
@@coppensbram Hey, thanks for the reply. So you don't have plans to switch to Sony and are happy with the R7. For sliders, I strongly suggest considering Edelkrone; the slider plus pro is one of my favorite pieces of gear.
Regards, and Keep up the great work!
POTB
@@potbtech thanks for the recommendation. I’ll definitely get one soon! Beats trying to do it handheld every video while holding my breath hahaha! 😅
@@coppensbram Well, remarkable handheld skills. Knowing this made me appreciate the 14-35 video even more.
Keep up the awesome work! You have a serious follower. Plus, I am super curious if you're going to eventually update. haha
Would this be a good camera to make cooking videos with for you tube? I would be upgrading from my iPhone.
Yes it would! The video quality is excellent. You can record in 4K 10bit 4:2:2 quality up to 60fps. You’d need a good lens too, I think the Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 would be an excellent fit for cooking videos!
@@coppensbram Thank you very much taking the time to answer my question! Now to bake more cinnamons rolls and Whoopie pies to sell to buy the camera and lenses!
@@MennoniteFarmhouse no problem hope this helped! Check out my setup video for the R7, that should get you started much quicker! 😉
And… send me some of those rolls 😂
I've been looking o replace my old DSLR for a while. It is a pretty tempting package for $1500, but the only thing stopping me is the APS-C sensor. I'm afraid I'm going to miss full frame. By the way, this is a great video summarising everything this camera has to offer. Loved it!
Thanks for the kind words 👊
I hear ya… maybe you’d be better of with the R8? Although I’d miss IBIS, dual SDs and battery life 😬
I can highly recommend the R6 II! It’s definitely more $$$ but… it’s amazing!
R7 does have brilliant features on paper, but when you really put it to rest it's quite unreliable. On the other hand, the original Canon R6 has dropped in price and although it has "only" 20 MP, it continuously takes sharper images compared to R7. R6 in combination with RF lenses produces amazing image quality, the only downside is its limitations regarding video (overheating and filming duration limitations).
Hi. Couple of questions, has the hi frame rate settings bug been fixed (where resolution gets reset) via firmware update?
Also what is the best lens you recommend for portrait photography, indoors, room length is limited sadly (not sure what the min focal length would be for a full body photo). Thx!
Sure!
No, after turning off the high frame rate, the default is still 1080p sadly 😬 but it’s only a minor gripe.
For the R7 I’d recommend the Sigma 18-35 f1.8. Alternatively, take a look at the RF 16mm 2.8 for wider shots and maybe the RF 50mm 1.8 for portraits. Or even the 85mm f2. These are all quite inexpensive.
Why would you need high iso to shoot in low light ?
Its a common misconception that you need to increase your iso in order to shoot in low light, you don't.
All you need to do is to use a tripod set your camera to shutter priority set your iso to 100, and use a long exposure.
Try using a really slow shutter speed to capture as much light as possible instead of ramping up your iso, which won't perform as well anyway. You'll need a remote wired or wireless shutter release,
Some more modern canon and nikon cameras allow you to activvate the shutter by using your mobile phone, or you can even use the cameras self time to control the shuttet.
Yes of course, David, that’s totally true for photography! But what if you have a subject that is moving around and you can’t use a slow shutter? Or if you don’t have a tripod handy? And also, for video, it’s another story…
Everything really depends on what/how you shoot with your camera 😊
For wildlife, often the best potential shots are in low light conditions or fast moving such as bird in flight photos.
Would it be a good idea to get the R7 if you are just going to use the adapter and EF lenses. You were mentioning noise is it that bad? I’d like to see photos taken with EF lenses then. Subscribed.
Hi there! 👊
If you’ve already got EF lenses, then sure, go for it, it works great. Some older EF lenses have audible noise yes, but that’s comparing it to new RF lenses with new technology.
If you want to buy lenses though, it’s best to invest in the newer RF line. Yes, they are more expensive, but they will last for decades to come! I wouldn’t buy into an older line anymore.
In terms of R7, you will still get all the benefits of the newer body, even if you use it with dslr lenses.
Fantastic review! Hopefull will be picking ome up in the next few weeks :)
Thanks! 👊
Let me know how you like it!
Great video, I'm pretty happy with both camera bodies. Team Canon!!
Thanks Tony 👊 Team Canon indeed 😉 Now we need to try that R8 😂
Unfortunately, they don't have a light original lens equivalent to the 24-70 2.8 without an adapter which complicates the matter.
Yup indeed. However, the rumors indicate they will release one soon. Hoping for something like the good old EF-S 17-55 f2.8! For now though, Sigma 18-35 f1.8 is the one to beat for the R7!
in the beginning of the movie at 0.38 sec. tell you that the R7 has a weather resistant body. I hear and read several times that the R7 does not have a weather-resistant body. What's going on? is it yes or no?
From Canon’s website:
Water/Dust Resistance: Yes
Although the camera is designed to be dustproof and moisture-proof, it cannot guarantee complete exclusion of dust, dirt, water, salt, etc. from entry. To ensure the camera’s dustproof and moisture-proof performance, tightly close opening/closing parts such as terminal cover, battery compartment lid, and card slot cover. Also, attach shoe cover to multi-accessory shoe. When using a conventional accessory equipped with a dustproof, moisture-proof adapter, multi-accessory shoe adapter AD-E1 is required.
Nice review well done ! I am fully satisfied with my R7 which has an incredible quality/price ratio!
Thanks Ludo! 👊
Yes indeed, it’s an awesome camera for the money! What’s your favorite lens for it?
@@coppensbram for the moment my Sigma 150 600 contemporary a good quality/price 👍
@@ludowild that’s a very nice reach! Especially on APS-C 😯
Hey Bram, I hope you are okay. I wonder what you would pick between the R7 and 18-35 and S5ii and a kit lens but later updating to Sigma 28-70mm Leica L? Keep crushing it!
Hi bro 👊 while I haven’t used the S5ii, I have heard only good things about it. In fact, my friend and fellow videographer just built a new studio set with a couple of S5iis, and couldn’t be happier. The general reviews are good too!
Considering it’s a full frame camera, I’d probably take this over the R7 at the same price point.
@@coppensbram Thanks for the reply and provided info. I assume that's even when you rely heavily on autofocus. Thanks again.
@potbtech since I haven’t tried it, I can’t judge AF performance… but from what I’ve heard, it’s ok. Maybe a tad behind Canon/Sony?
There’s so much choice for cameras now 😬 it’s tough to choose! But in my opinion, the R6 II is still the best price/performance hybrid!
@@coppensbram Yes, but no fan, and the RF L glass is exceedingly expensive.
@potbtech I hear ya! My bank account cries every time I buy canon gear 😂 however, if you do it professionally it’s earned back quickly!
I actually think investing in high quality lenses is a better bet. They will last for decades, while you switch camera bodies. That’s how I convince myself 😂
What about rolling shutter / jello effect when for example vlogging in 4Kfine mode 🤔
I'm not really a vlogger... I haven't noticed any rolling shutter in my time of use. But bear in mind I rarely film with fast camera movement... so maybe I just haven't noticed it because of that!
For vloging i heard that you should turn off IBIS because that causes this jello wobling effect. Use gimbal with R7 while doing video. R7 IBIS is really good for photography though, you cant get all at this price point.
@@coppensbram I have had rolling shutter effect when shoothing with 800mm(1280mm) Only if your hand is not steady enough. While doing burts first photos are litle unsteady and get rolling shutter effect and the later pictures are great when i get my hand steady with this huge focal lenght.
The IBIS is great for handheld shots. For vlogging, you can also try using the digital IS. It will crop it slightly, but it will help with the wobble!
Betwwer R and R7 wich one better ?? I am a wedding photographer
If you’re doing wedding photography, I’d look at the R6… it’s about the same price as the R7 if you find a good deal! It’s full frame and will be a better fit for wedding photography.
If you do video work too, then it’s another discussion though… then the R7 might make more sense. Or… get the R8 or save up and go for R6 mark II!
I wouldn’t buy the R in 2023… it’s a bit old by now 😊
Thanks for the video!
You’re very welcome 👊
Does it need UHS2 or uhs 1 SD card?
You can use both UHS-1 or 2, both work. However, I think the fastest fps for photo won’t work on a UHS-1 card… but I could be mistaken!
Great Video!
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Its like I would need R7, R8 and R6ii trio cuz otherwise always something will be missing! R7 is much cheaper but small sensor 😖, R8 lack of ibis and that small old battery just pissing me off, really teared up cuz cannot afford old of them! Even R6mark II in the UK is 2779£ thats so crazy for me like too much and R7 is 1349£ like half cheaper… 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Yup… Canon are quite clever with their product positioning and strategy… Sounds like you would be most happy with the R6 II, it’s my absolute favorite camera, highly recommend it. Yes, it’s expensive… but it’s got it all!
And then you need good glass (which costs even more 😂)
@@coppensbram yea… could get the R8 but then… need gimbal haha.. so really probably will try to save for the R6ii, maybe will try R8 if cannot wait hehe 🤦🏻♂️
@@mike.k hehe I feel ya! Honestly… if it’s your only camera… either get the R7 now or save up for the R6 II. You want all those features!
@@coppensbram Yup
Does R7 have Aperture and Shutter Priority modes in Video ?
Yes it does! Fv and Av modes work in both photo and video environments independently! Actually, most settings (apart from the general ones) are independent in both modes 😊
@@coppensbram great man.. thanks
You’re very welcome 😉
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Hi, nice review, are you on Instagram? Interested in the pics you shot using r7/sigma1835.
Hey thanks! I haven’t posted much in the past year… but I will definitely start posting more again! Here’s my handle: instagram.com/coppensshoots?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==