Do I Still Need My Canon 7D mark II ???
Jul 12, 2021 16:26:45 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
The OP put the camera up for sale weeks ago. So, I... (show quote)
You need to get out in the real world--it is easy to go after someone with a very difficult shot--I am just pointing out the obvious..your photos don't sell in the real world. Maybe you should get your head out of a book and get out in the real world and see how you do with real world conditions. Not understanding the difficulty of a shot vs a doughnut shot is your problem. Tearing people's work apart when your work doesn't register in the real world is pathetic. Just pointing out the obvious. There is nothing worse than a geek that knows it all, yet can't compete in the real world.
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Jul 22, 2021 13:09:27 #
knightsga
Loc: Jackson, GA
CHG_CANON wrote:
With EOS full-frame cameras as an option, why did you ever have a 7DII?
Ans to still need: No.
Ans to still need: No.
I have the Canon 5Diii and it is a heavy one- should I go for a
mirrorless & lighter camera?
Feb 20, 2022 06:37:08 #
knightsga
Loc: Jackson, GA
I have the Canon 5Diii as my primary camera. It becomes heavy after awhile. Great photos.
I have what is now display cameras, i.e., Minolta SRT101, SRT102, XG7, HTSi, and others. They are great cameras when I could use them, but now no mercury batteries or film for them. The digital world came to be. If you can modify them to work, it is now too expensive.
I have what is now display cameras, i.e., Minolta SRT101, SRT102, XG7, HTSi, and others. They are great cameras when I could use them, but now no mercury batteries or film for them. The digital world came to be. If you can modify them to work, it is now too expensive.
Feb 20, 2022 08:18:11 #
I’m in the same predicament, I recently bought a R5 and my poor 7D II just sits. My 7DII was such a good camera I feel bad selling it (it feels more like a pet). But — We should probably sell while used camera prices are so high.
Apr 30, 2022 08:55:36 #
LEWHITE7747 wrote:
I recently purchased a used 7D ll. (10.000) shutter count. I have always wanted this camera and I love it. It takes great wildlife photos. I would keep it for the crop factor and the frames per second. It is an iconic camera and was state of the art wildlife camera in it's time (2014).
It is still a great camera -- I love mine. Takes great captures.
Apr 30, 2022 16:01:28 #
LEWHITE7747 wrote:
It is still a great camera -- I love mine. Takes great captures.
Beauty 💙🌀💙🌀💙
Jun 6, 2022 07:58:51 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
With EOS full-frame cameras as an option, why did you ever have a 7DII?
Ans to still need: No.
Ans to still need: No.
The new R7 will make the 7D Mk II Obsolete?!
Jun 6, 2022 10:18:13 #
LEWHITE7747 wrote:
The new R7 will make the 7D Mk II Obsolete?!
Is that a statement of fact or a question? Should I throw my 7D2 in the dumpster? Should I buy a new R7? These are real questions I’m considering. I’ve heard Mirrorless can be life changing 😎
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