Introducing the EOS R7. The next chapter in APS-C Camera Design Wildlife 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 they’re wearing a helmet, looking in a different direction or turning upside down.The EOS R7’s 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. Imagine 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. The camera’s IBIS works collaboratively with the optical IS built into many of our RF lenses. Thanks to the RF mount’s lightning-fast communication speed and wide physical width, up to 7 stops with the RF-S 18-150mm F3.5-6.3 IS STM and up to 8 stops with other RF lenses of stabilisation over 5 axes is possible, allowing steady handheld photography of long exposures without any camera shake.And when you’re shooting with non-IS lenses (such as fast primes) the wide lens mount of the EOS R system allows the EOS R7’s IBIS to still deliver highly effectively stabilisation against camera shake.
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