Canon 7D Mark II | 20.2 MP | APS-C CMOS Sensor | Full HD Video | Wi-Fi

Description

Canon EOS 7D Mark II Digital SLR Camera Body is fully weather-sealed with a 20.2 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, Dual DIGIC 6 Processors and a 65-point cross-type AF System. From wildlife to motor sports, the newly designed 20.2 megapixel sensor ensures perfect results and even in poor lighting, the EOS 7D Mark II delivers photos and moves that are fully packed with detail and sharpness. The cameras AF system can even focus accurately under moonlight. The Dual DIGIC 6 Image Processors are used to deliver a responsive performance. Minimal lag time when shooting means you'll capture quick moments with precision. For maintaining sharp focus while you shoot, the 7D Mark II has 65 focus points to track fast moving subjects. Each focus point is a cross-type meaning it can lock onto both horizontal and vertical detail very quickly. The iTR AF focusing system uses colour and face information to recognise and track subjects as they move. AF responsiveness can be customised using a simple tool which adjusts the focus tracking according to the shooting environment and subject.

For consistent, accurate exposure metering, the EOS 7D Mark II uses a 150,000 pixel sensor to split up the scene into 252 areas. Each one is then analysed and the correct exposure settings are either set automatically or recommended to the photographer. Advanced video functions include Full HD capture at variable frame rates up to 50 or 60fps - ideal for fast moving action or slow-motion footage which looks smooth, revealing the subtleties of motion on camera. For fast and smooth autofocus tracking whilst shooting movies or when using the Live View, 7D Mark II includes Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology. Each pixel features two photo diodes which can be read independently during autofocus or together to capture the image. The EOS 7D Mark II can geotag images and movie clips with your exact position wherever you are in the world. Record longitude, latitude, elevation and compass direction as well as coordinated universal time.