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Any thoughts on EOS R7 Mark II?

Randyb404
Apprentice

Looking to buy a new camera since I retired and had to turn in all my Nikon equipment. Have been looking at buying a new Nikon or a Canon. Just saw Information about new Canon cameras coming out this year. Looking at the new Canon EOS R7 Mark II. Any thoughts on when it will be out or any specs?

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ctitanic
Rising Star

Hi Randy, all depend on how are you planning to use your camera. I owned the R7 Mark I and I was not satisfied with the amount of noise I was getting in my pictures when using the camera in low light conditions such as indoor. In that same price range I would recommend you to check the R8 which is a full frame camera.



Frank
Gear: Canon EOS R6 Mark I, Canon 5D Mark III, EF100-400 L II, EF70-200 f2.8 II, RF50 and few other lenses.
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Tronhard
VIP
VIP

The advice that Frank has given is appropriate.   Without knowing your budget, what you shoot, and what you produce we are not able to provide relevant information that is specific to you.

There is no sign of an R7II being released at this stage.  Like Frank, I would strongly suggest sticking to a FF R-series body, such as the R8, or if you can afford it, one of the R6 variants - both of these R6 variants are brilliant full-frame units, with superior focusing and face/eye tracking compared to the R7 and better dynamic range.  The R6 units also offer in-body image stabilization that will work on top of the optical image stabilization of the RF lenses (the R8 does not).   At least as important are the optics you prefer, but if you are looking for a general purpose lens, then I would suggest paring one of those bodies with the excellent RF 24-240 - but again this is suggested without specific context.


cheers, TREVOR

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