During Photokina 2014 Jörg Amonn of Canon Germany explained what’s new in the EOS 7D Mark II. The video is in German.
[via slashcam]In Germany Wex Photographie is accepting pre-orders for the EOS 7D Mark II (€1,699). By pre-ordering the 7D Mark II you can help Canon Watch without paying a cent more.
World-wide EOS 7D Mark II pre-order links after the break.
dc.watch posted a long interview with Canon about the development of the EOS 7D Mark II. Unfortunately (for us) the interview is in Japanese and the only way to access it is via machine translation. From the interview:
What is the difference between the EOS 70D and the EOS 7D Mark II sensor?
[…] in order to improve the high-sensitivity characteristics, we have adopted a new process in the semiconductor manufacturing process.
You can pre-order the EOS 7D Mark II and in that way help Canon Watch without paying a penny more. All pre-order links after the break.
Dpreview posted a set of real-world sample pictures shot with a pre-production model of the new EOS 7D Mark II.
In Germany Wex Photographie is accepting pre-orders for the EOS 7D Mark II (€1,699). The new EOS 7D Mark II can be pre-ordered also in the USA. Shipment is expected for November 2014 and orders will be shipped on a first come first serve basis:
World-wide EOS 7D Mark II pre-order links after the break
The folks at EOSHD interviewed Jörg Ammon and John Morris of Canon Europe. The interview touches different topics, from the EOS 7D Mark II to Magic Lantern.
Some excerpts:
[does the 7D Mark II have] the same sensor as the 70D?
It’s not exactly the same, same technology but a little refined.
[asked about 4K video, Jörg Ammon from Canon Germany says]
For most people 4K isn’t the right thing because all the surrounding equipment isn’t fit for 4K. If you edit full HD on your own PC or laptop it needs a lot of time, and it will take 4x more to edit 4K material.
There’s a way to get better quality from the Canon cameras, and that’s to install Magic Lantern. It gives you a lovely image, with raw video. Isn’t that something Canon should support?
Jorg Amonn: We can’t say anything on the Magic Lantern side! Tricky subject.
John Morris: There’s no guarantee on it, and no manufacturer will support a third party firmware update.
There is more in the interview with EOSHD
In Germany Wex Photographie is accepting pre-orders for the EOS 7D Mark II (€1,699). The new EOS 7D Mark II can be pre-ordered also in the USA. Shipment is expected for November 2014 and orders will be shipped on a first come first serve basis:
World-wide pre-order links after the break
thanks Sally!
Canon Singapore put all Canon EOS 7D Mark II manuals online.
The EOS MOVIE Utility 1.2 can also be downloaded.
Outline EOS MOVIE Utility is software for viewing movies shot on EOS 7D Mark II, EOS-1D C, EOS-1D X, EOS 5D Mark III, EOS 6D, or EOS 70D cameras and for saving a still image clip from such movies.
In Germany Wex Photographie is accepting pre-orders for the EOS 7D Mark II (€1,699). The new EOS 7D Mark II can be pre-ordered also in the USA. Shipment is expected for November 2014 and orders will be shipped on a first come first serve basis:
World-wide EOS 7D Mark II pre-order links after the break
User Fotoblogia.pl on Flickr has a set of pictures shot with Canon’s new APS-C flagship, the Canon EOS 7D Mark II. Many pics shot at high ISO, original size can be downloaded.
In Germany Wex Photographie is accepting pre-orders for the EOS 7D Mark II (€1,699). The new EOS 7D Mark II can be pre-ordered also in the USA. Shipment is expected for November 2014 and orders will be shipped on a first come first serve basis:
World-wide pre-order links after the break
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