I agree.... that's an original 7D.
I'd recommend you consider the 7D Mark II instead. It's very similar... but better in a number of ways.
7DII has...
- Dual memory card slots (1 CF, 1 SD.... 7D only has one: CF).
- More direct access to some controls (added ring around joystick to chg. focus pattern)
- Locking button on the mode dial (optionally can have one installed on 7D... $100).
- 20MP (versus 18MP)
- 10 frames per second (consistently.... versus 8 fps that often slows down).
- 65 point AF system (versus 19 point).
- Seven AF patterns: Single Point, Precision Single Point, 4-point Expansion, 8-point Expansion, Small Zone, Large Zone, All Points/Auto. (versus five patterns in 7D: doesn't have 8-point Expansion or Large Zone).
- f/8 capable (center point only... orig. 7D is f/5.6 limited. The 7DII works with more lens/teleconverter combos... for example I've used EF 100-400mm II f/4.5-5.6 lens with EF 1.4X II, w/7DII. That combo won't focus on original 7D.)
- Dual Pixel AF in Live View/video modes (much faster than contrast detection AF on orig. 7D).
- Higher usable ISO (I've used as high as ISO 12800 and 16000 w/7DII... Limited to ISO 3200 and 6400 on 7D).
- According to DXO, 7DII has slightly more dynamic range and a little more color depth. (BTW.... 80D is even better, plus it's 24MP.)
- Battery grip for 7DII has secondary joystick for AF point selection (grip for 7D doesn't... need a really long thumb to change AF point when holding vertically).
- 7DII is five years newer (2014). Original 7D is now a ten year old model (not sure if Canon still services them).
- 7DII is rated to be good for 200,000 shutter actuations. Orig. 7D was rated to give 150K clicks.
I've used both cameras a lot. I shot with a pair of 7D for over five years. Took about a quarter million images with them. Finally upgraded to a pair of 7DII a couple years ago... They're every bit as good and even better! I kept the orig. 7D as backups... but have never had reason to use them.
https://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Canon-EOS-7D-Mark-II.aspxhttps://cameradecision.com/compare/Canon-EOS-7D-vs-Canon-EOS-7D-Mark-IIhttps://www.apotelyt.com/compare-camera/canon-7d-vs-canon-7d-iihttps://www.digitalrev.com/article/canon-7d-vs-7d-mark-ii-should-you-upgradehttps://www.imaging-resource.com/cameras/canon/7d/vs/canon/7d-mark-ii/https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canon-eos-7d-mark-iiSupposedly the recently announced 90D will replace both 80D and 7D Mark II. IMO, in many respects it falls short of being a replacement for the 7DII. It doesn't have as good and versatile an AF system. Doesn't have dual memory card slots. Has a slightly lower magnification viewfinder. Uses plastic where the 7DII uses magnesium body panels.