I shoot a lot of basketball with my 24-70. The R7 is a crop frame camera. I thought maybe it would help me get in a little closer with my 24-70. It did up to a point but then when I needed to back off, I could not get good results. I'm betting that doesn't make much sense. The R7 is a 1.6 crop frame. To me that means it turns a 24 -70 into a roughly a 40 - 112. Sometimes I need to go smaller than 40, so it didn't work for me. Hope that helps. Seemed like a great camera otherwise.

Up for sale is a one week old R7. It is basically brand new with less than 200 clicks. Includes box and everything that came in it. Also I will pay for shipping via UPS. Asking $1400 via a non-fee PayPal. It is a used/new camera purchased from a certified Canon retailer.

I have been using an RF 24-70 and an RF 70-200 on my full frame R6 with no problems. I just ordered an R7 which is not a full frame. My question is : will those 2 lenses work OK on the R7 ?
Thanks for helping me out.

Good observation Will. That's exactly what she is having for a snack. Belongs to my grandson who lives in N. Carolina but is home here for a few days. I had never seen a hedgehog in real life, just photos.

My grandson has this for a pet. I've never seen one in real life, only photos. Loved this little critter !

Wow! Great information, thank you !

Canon shooters: I just bought a Canon R6 with an adapter for using my EF lenses. Will I see a difference in my photos if I buy RF lenses to use with the R6 ? Or should I keep using my EF lenses with the adapter and save the money ?

OK, I will try to answer some of your questions:
1) Goober - yes I have tried other images - same result
2) burkphoto - yes to most of your questions but I took the files to Walmart and they printed just fine
3) Hamltnblue - no, yes, yes

Still looking for help ! Thanks for responding.

Color space is sRGB The main question is why or how would something change in the middle of printing 8 photos ?

Photoshop CS 5 (I know it's old but it has not failed me over the years)

1st time to post here so be gentle please. I am a hobbyist photographer mainly photographing HS sports. I like to print off a few pictures to give to the athletes and their families. I have a Canon Pixma Pro-100 and Pixma TS8220. Recently I had 8 photos to print (8 x 10). I started printing on my TS8220, the first 2 came out fine, but the 3rd one was 'faded out' (for lack of a better term). So I checked drivers, ink, paper, everything I could think of - no change. Then I tried printing the same photo on my Pixma Pro-100. It came out 'faded' !! So now I am thinking there is something wrong with that image, but what ? I am using a Dell Optiplex 960 with Windows 10. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Maybe this will help. Thanks.

Yes

Hi Rick, my name is Dick and this is a wonderful lens. I am just needing to downsize my equipment because of my age. This is a very seldom used lens. I am the original owner. It comes with case, a UV filter, the hood, both end caps, paperwork and the box. I am trying to send you photos but not sure it is going to work.

The lens is in like-new condition. I have also added a UV filter. Not sure how to attach photos but I am going to try.