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[Tripp Powell]

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Given you prefer an APS-C body and in agreement with my colleague Demetrius' comments, I would suggest considering the EOS R7. It is one of the new generation MILC cameras and has been positioned to be the replacement for the 7D-series. It uses the same form factor batteries, and will take EF and EF-S lenses with an adapter. It has In-Body Image Stabilization that will work on its own or in conjunction with a selection of RF lenses.

There is one change to the layout - the rear control wheel has been moved from its previous location on the mid-lower back to near the top and surrounds the joystick (which you would not have had). It is hopefully a relatively minor change in ergonomics.

What is your budget to spend on a camera. DSLR cameras are being replaced by mirrorless cameras now. Its best to look into an EOS R Series Mirrorless camera. EOS M/ EF-M is a dead end lineup and has been replaced by APS-C RF Mount cameras. What lenses do you already have. If you go with the EOS R Series you'll need to use the EF-RF Mount adapter to use your lenses. Would you like to stay with APS-C or go Full Frame. On the EOS R series you can use EF-S or RF-S (RF Mount lens with APS-C image circle, not a separate mount) lenses with a 1.6x crop applied. But just know your megapixels will go down by a factor of 2.5x. So if you own a lot of APS-C lenses go for an APS-C camera. The successor to the 7D Mark II the R7 is a great camera. If you need a built-in flash the camera drops it. You'll need an external speedlite for flash needs. To get the most out of the EOS R Series cameras you'll need to USM lenses released in and after 2009. Older lenses will work but can't provide Dual Pixel AF since the lens lacks the hardware.

Look into to the EOS R7 this camera is the replacement to the 7D Mark II. It also comes in under budget you'll need a mount adapter to use existing EF or EF-S. Only buy the first party Canon EF-RF Mount adapter. There have been many reports of 3rd party mount adapter causing the camera to lockup or freeze. What lenses do you already Canon or 3rd Party. Adapted 3rd Party EF lenses are hit and miss once adapted to the RF Mount.

The R7 would be a great upgrade from your current 7D. Provide better low ISO performance and better AF performance. What do you mainly shoot. Do you shoot sports or wildlife. If so this is the best upgrade for you.

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