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The 7D Mark II is equipped with the вЂњDual DIGIC 6вЂќ processor, while the 7D used a вЂњDigic 4вЂќ system. The very high speed is also a result of a new processor. During the test we used very fast SDXC cards and shot in continuous Raw and got up to 45 frames. It can shoot an infinite number of pictures in JPEG mode, or up to 31 Raw images. It can deliver 10 frames per second with AF for every shot. Directly beneath the mode dial thereвЂ™s the On/Off switch, which is a little unusual, but nevertheless is a comfortable way to activate the camera. The mode dial can also be used to set up three customer defined parameter setups (C1 to C3). This viewfinder function button is also used to start video recording.ДЄ large dial on the top (left of the viewfinder) offers standard exposure modes like P, S and A and manual. To switch from optical to the live view LCD finder, the photographer has to use a function button near the eyepiece of the optical finder. The monitor is fixed, which is a bit of a drawback especially when shooting video. The Canon 7D Mark II still has a 3-inch sized LCD screen on the back, but the resolution has been raised to 1,040,000 RGB dots (7D: 920,000 RGB dots). The status LCD can be illuminated by pressing the furthest right of the four function buttons directly in front of the screen.

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If desired, the CF card and the SD/SDHC/SDXC-card can be used for recording JPEGs and Raw files on different cards.ДЄ large status LCD on the top shows all necessary image parameters like aperture, shutter speed, ISO settings and more.

In addition, the combination of the very large setup dial on the back, the second dial near the shutter release button and the joystick on the back add to the feeling of very good photographer control. Numerous function buttons on the back (left of the LCD screen) and on the top help users change parameters very quickly and intuitively. While it has a large body, a big grip on the right hand side makes handling very comfortable. For example, users can define groups of 9 or 21 AF areas move theses areas within the frame select a single AF sensor for very discrete focusing and even define AF for use in portrait or landscape shooting orientation. Using the AF-sensor configuration button on the back (which will be very familiar to all Canon DSLR users), photographers can choose numerous AF configurations with the вЂњM-FnвЂќ button on the top and the setup-dial (joystick) on the back of the camera. Compared to previous Canon midrange DSLRs, the AF sensors of the Mark II cover a very large area of the image and allow for very precise focus control. The 7D Mark II offers a new AF system with 65 AF sensors, all of which are вЂњcross typeвЂќ sensors. Perhaps the most important difference between the two 7D versions concerns the AF system. It offers a slightly higher sensor resolution of 20MP (7D: 18MP), but uses a completely new sensor design.

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Rather than being a simple update of the 7D, the 7D Mark II is a newly designed system based on an APS-C sized sensor. The Canon EOS 7D Mark II ($1,799, body only) follows the legacy 7D, which was debuted way back in 2009.

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It can record 1080p video with up to 60 frames per second and offers an integrated GPS system. The 20MP camera has a very fast AF system that allows the user to shoot up to 10 frames per second in continuous AF mode. The Canon EOS 7D Mark II is a midrange SLR system with an APS-C sensor.

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