the Canon Connect app works with the R7 as well-and it does work well.
I have the R7 and Sig 60-600 and it works well. The only caveat I run into from time to time is that if the focus is off by a lot you sometimes have to "help" the AF by turning the MF ring some. Once to focus is close enough it has no problem. All of the tracking modes work correctly.
I used to work on the 935 that's pictured on the wall behind the 1975 911 RSR. Worked on the 934 in 1977 also.
I've been buying from Event camera-through EBAY-for years. I've never had a problem and the find their descriptions to be honest and shipping fast.
pretty cool images. the loco has a very ALCO look to it. was it built under license of ALCO?
So far I have had no problems with my Sigma and older EF lenses with my R7. Some older lenses do seem to hunt sometimes and can be slow to AF. As for exposure I have had no problems. I also use the Canon basic adapter.
another work-around is to open these files in DPP and save them as tiffs to export to adobe
"Everyday I drool over the Canon R3. I wait and wait and my beard and mustache grow longer. Yet everyday B&H still lists it as backordered."
Unless you have already invested your money(and that should be fully refundable), there are other points of business that could have, and already can, provide what you seek. Because you do not look for other alternatives shows you just want to complain.
Try Roberts Camera-I just bought and received my R7(body only) this past week.
If you look at the list of lenses for Sigma, most of those lenses were already discontinued-some for many years. Not necessarily news.
check in your custom functions menu. You can enable and disable the different focus point selections there.
I tried the Win 11 upgrade and it brought my laptop to it's knees, performance-wise. Fortunately you can backstep back to Win 10.
That Sigma 10-20mm DC(C for crop) lens is a crop sensor lens, or designed for EF-S
Alan, my choice to get a DSR was the fact I was already shooting a 7D2. The menu structure is seamless-when my DSR showed up it was set up for an Asian language-the 7D2 allowed me to navigate to English. The 5DSR shares the same pixel density with the 7D2-expect slightly better ISO performance due to the larger sensor. The AF system was a huge disappointment for me but once I learned it, and to use Live View, the images are remarkable. A friend that shoots the Nikon D850 thinks that the resolution is better. I shoot through mostly Sigma lenses but have no regrets on purchasing the camera body. This is NOT a 7D2 AF system-hope your eyesight good.
I have the 5DSR and have never had any type of moire issues. I shoot mostly landscapes, waterfalls, and people with it. The fine detail is impressive. My raw files average around 70-75mb, occasionally larger.