EOS R7

Hi fellows,

Though I'm a Canon user, even for a brief time since I'm just a new hobbyist, I've always wanted to have a Fujifilm camera, even before my first professional camera purchase (Canon EOS R7). You know, stuff like both aesthetically and functionally retro design, film simulations, 3rd-part

APSC shooter (Canon R7). Sigma 10-18 & 18-50 f/2.8, and/or the surprisingly good kit RF-S 18-150. I also have the RF 100-400 for when I need it, but it's not an EDC.

Recently got her! She's a chitose pear smartdoll!!! I seriously love her!!! Photo taken by me on a Canon EOS R7 paired with a Sigma Art 28mm f1.4 DG HSM lens fitted with a K&F 77mm variable star lens filter! Edited on Lightroom!

You're absolutely right - but as someone who shot wildlife on an old DSLR and a tiny EF-S telephoto lens for 3 years - good glass and modern AF are things I wish I'd invested in years ago. I initially refused to spend too much on equipment for a hobby I was likely to give up on soon (thanks ADHD!),

After the Canon 6D Mark II and the Canon EOS R, the Canon EOS R7 is here, and there couldn't have been a better model posing on a clothespin to test it out, with a Sigma 105 macro lens... What do you think? How does it perform? If you'd like to check out my Instagram profile and follow me, I'll leav

(Canon R7 + Sigma 150-600mm Sport) only just started getting properly into birding and I'm loving it. [All these photos taken around the Essendon area in Melbourne Australia]

My beautiful Miku, the mom of my little Hankō!!!! She looks stunning in this photo set!!!!!! Photo taken by me on a Canon EOS R7 paired with a Sigma Art 28mm f1.4 DG HSM lens fitted with a K&F 77mm variable star lens filter! Edited on Lightroom!

Sony RX10 ist ein super Teil für den Einstieg und wenn du eher nicht upgraden wirst Die Canon R7 wäre als Systemkamera deutlich zukunftssicherer falls du später mal planst doch mehr zu investieren. Das Setup kannst du mit einem 100-500 L oder 200-800 nämlich noch ausbauen. Wenn du dich für Canon ent

I just got the Canon R7 + RF 100-400mm and it's amazing for bird photography. Of course it's no 600mm lens but still an awesome lens, and a great camera as well.

Thank you all! So my setup... Camera: Canon EOS R7 Lenses: 85mm/1.8 with a 18-55mm reversed on the front of that. I don't have a focusing rail or a macro lense, so I am working with tools I've got on hand for these. Some day I might have the funds for an actual macro lense. Until then, I'm just expl