CANON EOS R7 BODY System

"Continuing the legacy of Canon's formidable EOS 7D series cameras, the EOS R7 offers advanced performance and incredible speed in the body of the latest-generation system camera in the EOS R series.

The EOS R7 is built around an APS-C sensor, giving lenses a 1.6x greater telephoto range than lenses of the same focal length on a full-frame camera. It feels like you're right next to your subject. You can take full-frame animal portraits and powerful action photos that will make a big impression.

Autofocus

Wildlife photographers will love how the camera recognizes birds in flight and continues to focus on them as they fly through the landscape. Sports photographers will appreciate the camera's ability to track people, no matter how fast and unpredictable their movements.

The EOS R7's Dual Pixel CMOS AF II focusing system covers and tracks subjects in nearly 100 percent of the frame, providing fast, accurate AF even when light levels drop to -5EV or with a maximum aperture of only f/22.

Imagine if you could take hand-held, long-shutter speed photos where moving subjects would be intentionally blurred without the need for a tripod. Or that you could take super-smooth videos while walking around with the camera. With the In-Body Image Stabilizer (IBIS) in the EOS R7, you can be creative in all sorts of new ways, and you might start using your camera system in a whole new way.

The camera's DIGIC X processor provides fast, vibrant operation and virtually eliminates viewfinder lag for a truly responsive shooting experience. Up to 42 RAW files and 126 JPEGs can be captured in a single 30 fps burst.

In video recording, frame rates of up to 60p are available in 4K and up to 120p when shooting Full HD. Capture moving objects with incredible precision and create super-smooth slow-motion effects in post-production.

Photos are packed with detail, color and dynamic range, even in low light thanks to a maximum sensitivity of ISO 32000. Very high-quality 4K video images can be created by oversampling 7K sensor output, while Canon Log 3 provides wide dynamic range and post-shooting editing options."