Canon launched the EOS R7 and R10 APS-C RF-S mount cameras earlier ... but the quality is usable for most projects and the rolling shutter issues are less severe. The R7 also features C-Log3 ...

In addition, the mechanical shutter on both cameras supports shooting at up to 15 fps, plus the model packs Canon's famous dual-pixel autofocus technology. The Canon EOS R7 — the higher-priced ...

Although they share similar key specifications and features, the Sony A6700 and the Canon EOS R7 actually differ a lot when ... 11fps burst shooting with Full AF/AE tracking, whilst the R7 can shoot ...

The Canon EOS R7 has the edge for burst shooting, although both cameras top out at 15fps with the mechanical shutter. They separate when you switch to the electronic shutter. The EOS R7 can reach ...

Although Canon hasn’t described the R7 as the mirrorless equivalent to the popular EOS 7D Mark II ... Mechanical shutter shock is detectable at slow shutter speeds and the electronic shutter can ...

There’s an awful lot to like about the Canon EOS R7 and it feels ... this is ideal for shooting handheld with slower shutter speeds or in low light. The EOS R7 is also a nice little camera ...

they carry impressive specs like 15 fps mechanical shutter shooting speeds, 4K video at up to 60fps and Canon's impressive Dual Pixel autofocus. Both are reasonably priced, as well. The R7 is the ...

Intended to be the spiritual successor to the popular EOS 7D Mark II DSLR, the new Canon R7 is specifically targeted at sports and wildlife photographers and videographers who prioritise speed of ...

I would have preferred a simple On/Off toggle and a separate control to switch the R7 into video mode. Aside from that, the top plate is standard fare for a Canon camera. The shutter release is ...

On the other side you’ll find microphone and headphone ports, a micro HDMI output and remote shutter input, as well as a USB-C port for charging. Speed is the EOS R7’s forte, with the same Dual Pixel ...

Alongside a slew of other unveilings this week, Canon has announced it’s created a CMOS sensor with a global shutter, a surprising development that could rid DSLRs of the dreaded “rolling ...