Canon EOS R7 APS-C Mirrorless Camera Body Only - without Mount Adapter

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The Canon EOS R7 APS-C Mirrorless Camera is built around an APS-C sized sensor. so lenses offer 1.6x more telephoto reach than the equivalent focal length on a full-frame camera. Youll feel like youre right next to your subject. able to capture frame-filling animal portraits and powerful action pictures that are full of impact.Next-generation Auto Focus with deep learning AI & subject recognitionWeve given the EOS R7 deep learning AI and iTR AF technology youll find in our EOS R3. EOS R5 and EOS R6 cameras. This means it can recognise people. animals and vehicles and keep them in pin-sharp focus wherever they move in the frame.Autofocus that defies expectationsWildlife photographers will love how the camera recognises birds in flight. keeping them sharp as the fly across the landscape. Sports photographers will relish the ability to track people as they move quickly and unpredictably even when theyre wearing a helmet. looking in a different direction or turning upside down.The EOS R7s Dual Pixel CMOS AF II focusing system covers and tracks subjects over virtually 100 per cent of the frame and ensures fast. accurate AF. even when light levels fall as low as -5EV or with maximum apertures as small as f/22.Next-level image stabilisation For 7 stops of protection from camera shakeImagine being able to shoot long-exposure photos handheld. intentionally blurring moving subjects without reaching for a tripod. Or capturing super smooth video while walking with the camera. The In-Body Image Stabilizer (IBIS) inside the EOS R7 unlocks all kinds of new ways to be creative and might just make you re-consider how you use your camera system.Speed & performance that will blow you awayThe perfect photographic moment can last just fractions of a second. which is why we designed the EOS R7 to be exceptionally fast. Capture RAW. JPEG and HEIF files at a staggering 15fps or up to 30fps when using the cameras silent electronic shutter with continuous AF and AE that reacts cons