Several retailers have already begun taking pre-orders for the new Canon 7D. The Canon 5D Mark II was plagued with availability problems last fall/winter for those not on the pre-order bandwagon. Here’s a short list of retailers where you can pre-order the Canon 7D or sign up for notifications for when it is in stock:
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Keep watching Photography Bay’s Canon 7D Reviews and Resources or stay glued to the front page for the latest updates on this new DSLR.
Hmmm 18 megapixels. I wonder how it will affect the ISO performance??????
If Canon can pull this off, then i believe we can expect 26 megapixel on the new 1 Ds mk 4
– Along with this great release is the reaction of THOUSANDS of people who invested (millions of dollars around the world) in the 5D Mark II and all expensive full-frame lenses and have requested for MONTHS to Canon to improve its Firmware, so they can shoot at those standard frame rates (29.97, 25, 23.976 fps).
– PLEASE check these links:
http://5dmark2.wordpress.com/2009/09/03/canon-what-is-going-on-2/
http://5dmark2.wordpress.com/2009/09/01/canon-what-is-going-on/
– It’s a WORLDWIDE effort that will benefit everyone.
Customers DESERVE more attention, service and to “be listened” in REAL facts.
Thanks a lot in advance for everyone’s support and help.
@Hamza: You can find some samples here:
http://www.dpreview.com/gallery/canoneos7d_preview/
even at ISO 12800, but while the higher ISO shots seem to have fairly low noise levels, they also seem to lack in details. Which might indicate strong software based noise reduction.
For better comparisons that the dpreview samples check out this site: http://www.imaging-resource.com/IMCOMP/COMPS01.HTM
where you can compare images between various camera makes and models.
It’s clear from this site that Canon has done an incredible job with this sensor.