Nikon D7100 vs Canon 7D Features
- Weighs a little bit less than the 7D -
23.8 oz vs 28.9 oz
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Smaller body size -
67 in³ vs 75 in³
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Slightly cheaper street price -
$1,197 vs $1,299
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Higher sensor resolution -
24.1 MP vs 18 MP
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Larger image
367 mm² vs 332 mm²
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Higher resolution rear screen -
1226k dots vs 920k dots
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Better light sensitivity by 1
25,600 vs 12,800 ISO
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Newer camera -
March 2013 vs September 2009
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Has on-board -
7D does not have HDR
What’s good about the Canon EOS 7D
- Faster shooting speed
- 8 shots per sec vs 6 shots per sec
- Same viewscreen size -
3.2″ vs 3.0″
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Both are popular cameras based on user ratings
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Same quality video capture -
1080p 30fps
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HDMI
port
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external microphone jack
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capture
What’s missing from both the Nikon D7100 and the Canon 7D
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No capture
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No mode
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No tagging
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No waterproof housing
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No
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No flip out viewscreen
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| Nikon D7100 |
Camera Features For the Nikon D7100
- Excellent quality and high ISO noise performance
- 51-point AF system which works at f8.
- Airtight body that protects against dust and moisture.
- 1.3x crop mode.
- Built-in stereo mics and headphone socket.
- High quality LCD screen.
- Responsive.
- Above standard specifications.
- Advanced intuitive metering system
- Extensive customization options to choose
- Has an auto-focus motor built into the body - making it compatible with older lenses
Product Highlights
- 10.1MP Resolution
- 3.0" Vari-Angle Monitor
- NIKKOR ED Lens 28-200mm 35mm Equiv.
- 7.1x Optical Zoom
- EXPEED C2 Image Processor
- 720p HD Movie Capture
- 4-Way VR Image Stabilization
- 3200 ISO
- High-Speed Continuous Shooting
- In-Camera Special Effects
After reading some reviews on amazon about the Nikon D7100, I decided to just go for it and upgrade to the D7100. And boy am I glad I did. As many comments indicated, the pictures were ultra sharp. The coloring was very accurate as well. I could honestly tell any person that is thinking about buying this camera, that they will surely not regret it. One key thing with all cameras is to make sure you know what you are doing with the features/configuration. Surely a read through the owners manual will help. I had previously had a D7000 and I say the Nikon D7100 far surpasses in all aspects. The Nikon D7100 is better at portraits, landscapes, and even in low light conditions. While writing the review right now about the Nikon D7100, I have not used the video so I cannot say how that is. I am really enjoying the 1.3x crop the Nikon D7100 has and find it more useful than I anticipated. It is great especially for the extra length it provides with your lenses. Meaning an 18-200mm lens is about equal to 390mm while zooming. I did some testing and took 7 pictures in burst mode and it worked wonderfully. I am extremely amazed at the quality for the price of the Nikon D7100. If you have an older camera, this is a great upgrade!
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and Canon 7D
have in common
