Add to that a faster frame rate and you have a very capable sports shooter.
I think one of the suggestions has been that the new 7D will still be crop sensor, but have the new AF from the 5D3. It certainly seems important to some shooters on FM. Who really knows if this market segment is important to either company. Maybe with the rise of FF pixel density, Nikon's crop mode will replace actual crop cameras? For Canon that hole was occupied by the APS-H cams. The Dx00 line was Nikon's "pro crop" camera for those needing the "reach" that full frame didn't offer. Then they'll have a huge hole in there product line. and a 7D2 to compete with the replacement for the Nikon D300S.Īnd what happens if the D300S is actually replaced by the full-frame D600? Prepare to experience the power of the EOS 7D on a whole new level.It seems to make sense that Canon would have a 70D to compete with a Nikon D7100 A significant upgrade, Firmware Version 2.0.X raises the performance on one of the most popular Canon EOS DSLRs ever created. Additional enhanced features include faster scrolling of magnified images, quick control during playback, in-camera RAW image processing, JPEG image resizing and ratings, plus customization of file names and time zone settings. Firmware Version 2.0.X keeps the EOS 7D on the cutting edge of technological innovation by adding user-requested innovations developed for Canon’s high-end EOS cameras: A higher maximum burst rate for continuous shooting, definable maximum limit for ISO Auto, compatibility with the Canon GPS Receiver GP-E2, and manual audio level adjustment. The next evolution of the EOS 7D has arrived! Firmware Version 2.0.X brings the EOS 7D up to speed with the best technologies Canon has to offer, delivering performance and features befitting the flagship APS-C EOS DSLR.
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