Save £180 on the Canon EOS R7 mirrorless camera
This APS-C speedster is a Canon mirrorless marvel that's faster than its more advanced full-frame siblings
As ever we keep our eye out for the best camera deals around... and e have spotted a great price on the Canon EOS R7 – at £1,269 body only - a £180 saving from Wex Photo Video.
If you're not too fussed about having a full-frame sensor, but are looking for an affordable mirrorless camera that offers some serious pro-level grunt, then you should definitely consider the Canon EOS R7, particularly at this discounted price.
Canon EOS R7 (body only) | was £1,449 | now £1,269
Save £180 at Wex The Canon R7 is the top-spec APS-C model in the current EOS mirrorless range. You get a 32.5MP sensor, 4K/60p video capture (4K/30p oversampled from 7K), a max 30fps burst speed, and impressive AF performance. Use the code CANONR7 at the checkout to get the £180 saving
It's an advanced 32.5 megapixel APS-C format mirrorless camera aimed at enthusiast photographers who want to up their creative game. As a hybrid camera, the EOS R7 offers superb-quality 4K/30p video oversampled from 7K, and a silky-smooth 4K/60p mode as well... and it's uncropped too!
Its in-body image stabilizer works with a lens’s optical IS for video and still captures at shutter speeds 7 stops longer than usual. Hybrid shooters will also love the deep-learning Dual Pixel CMOS AF II that tracks subjects and keeps them sharp. With its incredible speed, this camera is great for sports and wildlife photographers or those seeking to get into 4K video. In fact, its autofocus DNA comes from the more expensive models such as the EOS R3, EOS R5 and EOS R6.
Heck, it will even outshoot the R5 and R6, thanks to its maximum continuous shooting speed of 30fps. Plus it's wrapped up in a compact and lightweight body that can use RF and RF-S lenses.
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