Canon EOS Rebel T7 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm IS Lens Kit

I really like how nice the pictures come out. Different settings do help a lot especially lighting on certain categories. Recording is not so good, it only focuses up close and when ever you zoom in and out while recording is doesn't focus well and you appear blurry. It's more of a picture on picture camera more than recording. Not bad for my 1st EOS. I have enjoyed it and practiced. Great Quality on portraits and Pro settings. The Landscape setting is perfect for outdoor areas , especially where there is a lot of greenery. Upclose shot is awesome for flowers, small insects. I dont like that it doesn't zoom in much for the lens that it has

I bought this for my podcast and show, hoping to record and produce YouTube shows, but I was disappointed. The quality is perfect, a bit more complicated than necessary, but with enough time and research, the functions will get easier. The issue I had and caused me to return it, is the fact that you are not able to plug a microphone with a 3.5mm plug into the camera for clear vocal recordings. So if you want just a picture camera, this is good. However, if you plan on recording audio as well as video, your video quality will be filled with noise, real bad. That is why I returned it. However, if you want just a picture camera, this is great and I recommend it.

I absolutely love the quality of this camera. It is also quite durable as well because my kids love to touch and get involved with all my stuff. I am glad a camera has incorporated some durability into its design. It takes great pictures; however, so does an iphone. I think the way to maximize the use of this camera is to buy another lens for it. It is definitely the base to endless possibilities. Yes, the camera is amazing and a phone takes amazing pictures to, but the clarity is definitely better with the camera, and I love that this is a camera I can build off of as I get better and better with my picture taking.

I've been a Canon guy since the 70's. I got the T7 as an upgrade to my aging XTi. Except for not wanting to plunk down a lot more $$$ for a full frame sensor this camera does pretty much everything I need. For a little more the T7i has a faster ISO, a flip out screen, and a newer processor. Nice but not absolutely necessary. I can use all my EOS lenses too. This is a great starter camera if you're serious about learning photography with lots of features and manual capabilities too. Why buy a Canon instead of the Nikon... Some people drive Fords and some drive Chevys... If you look at photos from both you would be hard pressed to tell any difference. Canon lenses are superb IMHO.

I've been using different DSLRs for party photography for several years now and I quickly fell in love with the t6. When I recently bought a personal DSLR I knew that I wanted a canon and was going to purchase the t6 but I figured I'd go for a t7 since it supposed to have better features. It is definitely a great budget camera but I did notice that some qualities have diminished in the t6. For instance the cameras finish is rough and feels cheaper than the t6 and the flash on the camera can be fussy. I generally take some great pictures with the camera but I like the older model better.