Top 10 Reasons to get a Canon R7 in 2023 | KaiCreative

Canon has opened C-Log 3 on this camera! For me it's a big deal! A crop frame with Clog 🔥What do you guys think of the Canon R7? lemme know 👇

Thanks. That was an excellent review full of useful pros and cons to consider.

Thanks Kai great to see the long form review videos again 🤩

Thanks for a great review! I've owned the R7 for a bit over a year now and I love it...and it's refreshing to hear others refer to this camera as "professional" and not simply an "enthusiast" camera just because it has a crop sensor.

The Canon R7 is everything I wanted the Canon 90D and Canon 80D to be

I picked up r7 this month and loving this camera! For me, perfect combo of features and image quality for video and photos! No complaints 😂

nice video kai🤗

Awesome review Kai! I honestly can't keep with all the new releases from Canon, I'm so behind on them! This looks great for the price though, with the clog, dual camera slots, and the ibis looks decent too, I'm just not sure on spending that much for a crop sensor. A used r6 might be a better choice IMO. Anyways, top review as always!

The R7 has a lot going for it. No doubt about it! However, there are a few things I don't like... First, why did Canon feel it necessary to give the R7 a unique control layout? I'm sure I could become accustomed to it, but I use both APS-C and full frame cameras, switching between them as needed, and prefer they share the same ergonomics and control layout. In the past it has been easy to combine Canon FF and APS-C in my kit, as they were very similar in hand (for example... 7D series and 5D series... very minor differences.) I also use a battery grip on most of my cameras. I like the vertical controls and often utilize the extra battery capacity. There is no provision for a grip on the R7. That really strikes me as odd, because the R7's footprint is similar to the R5/R6/R6II's... so it seems like it would have been simple to design the R7 to share the BG-R10 that's available for those cameras. Shooting sports alot, I also worry about rollling shutter issues. Of course, I can avoid most of that just by using the mechanical or 1st curtain shutter. But that means a max of 15 frames/sec., rathet than the 30 fps the R7 can do with its electonic shutter. Still, 15 fps is very respectable. But it's a shame the 30 fps is somewhat compromised... and the mechanical and 1st curtain shutters also aren't silent, like the electronic shutter. Canon needs to realize there are pros who choose to use APS-C and offer cameras that appeal to them. Maybe when Nikon comes out with their mirrorless D500, Canon will have to respond with an R7 Mark II that addresses some of these shortcomings. My "complaints" are relatively minor, rather specific to my particular uses, and would not be issues that effect most people's enjoyment of the camera. I still consider the R7 a superb camera loadednwith great features that allow it to meet and exceed most user's needs.

I’ve just recently begun my photography/video journey and purchased the Canon R6 MII… definitely overkill given I’m an absolute novice, however it’s a camera I absolutely love and will be a wonderful camera to have even when I’m more advanced in my ability. Should I ever wish to own a second camera body, the R7 would probably be my choice for sure

luv the fact that they have put clog3 on this

70-200 is an EF lens that u r mounting with an adapter is it? If so how's the performance with auto focus?

I picked up an R7, 18-150mm, and 35mm f/1.8 to replace my M5 hiking kit. Yikes! There's been a bit of progress since the M5 came out. Just wish I could keep my M lenses.

I will buy it as a 16 year old videographer and photographer. I will also buy the 16mm 1.8 lens.

I was so closed to getting the 90D and last min went R7 instead.

Canon r7 or Nikon z6 ii?

Great video, but you need IFTS. (In-Frame Table Stabilization)

Thinking about upgrading from a canon rebel t7 to canon r7

I want to switch to mirrorless, but I have some EF DSLR lenses. So I will need an adapter. Any recommendations?

I've just been using the R for now and it has clog on it too (I know it's a full frame 🤪) but the 4k crop is kinda annoyin 🙄