Canon 7D DSLR

November 18, 2009

It seems like everywhere I go these days, the signs of Christmas are quite evident. So in my next few Hump Day Hardware posts I’m going to talk about some toys that you might want to get yourself as a present. We’ll start out with a great new DSLR from Canon, the Canon 7D. The link goes to the version with a 28-135mm lens, but you can also buy it without a lens.

Inside you’ll find an 18.0 megapixel CMOS sensor to capture high-resolution photos. So that your shots are clear, there is a 19 point autofocus system. It also can shoot video in HD. For those who like to shoot in low light, you can set the ISO as high as 6400.

If you are in the market for a DSLR, this is definitely a camera that should be on your short list!

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