Is Canon 7D Mark II discontinued?

While the Canon EOS 7D Mark II body only is indeed discontinued, this was to make room for the Canon EOS 7D Mark II with the W-E1 Wi-Fi adapter, which has taken the place of the EOS 7D Mark II body only purchase option.

Does the Canon 90D replace the 7D Mark II?

Canon 90D Features Looking at the specs and performance, it’s easy to crown a winner here. The 90D, with its higher pixel count and improved video features, is a worthwhile upgrade to the 80D and, with the exception of overall autofocus points, even beats the 7D Mark II.

Is the Canon 7D Mark II good for astrophotography?

This camera is a stellar performer in low light situations, especially in the lowest light situations commonly found in astrophotography (example in Figure 1). This makes the 7DII a game changing camera for night photography especially when one needs the reach that small pixels provide.

Is Canon 7D Mark II good in 2021?

The Canon 7D mark ii autofocus system is still excellent at tracking subjects. Far better, in fact, than most current mirrorless systems. Or indeed, most dslr systems. The 7D autofocus is still first class and that is one of the the most important features of a wildlife or bird photography body.

How old is the Canon 7D Mark II?

The Canon EOS 7D Mark II is a professional digital single-lens reflex camera made by Canon. It was announced on September 15, 2014 with a suggested retail price of US$1,799….Canon EOS 7D Mark II.

Will there be a 7D Mark III?

Canon recently has announced the EOS 90D (B&H/Adorama/Amazon/Canon Store), to replace both EOS 80D and EOS 7D Mark II, so there will be no Canon EOS 7D Mark III again. The real EOS 7D Mark II successor could be an RF-mount mirrorless camera. Announcement expected in 2020 to 2021.

What replaced the Canon 7D Mark II?

Canon has to release a truly amazing APS-C mirrorless camera to replace the EOS 7D Mark II (and the EOS 90D too, for that matter).

Is the Canon EOS 2000D good for astrophotography?

The Canon EOS 2000D Astro OF is a special version for astrophotography. Its main advantage is an increased H-Alpha sensitivity due to removing of the IR cut filter. Exposures of H II regions will result in great images.

Is the Canon 800D good for astrophotography?

This solid entry-level DSLR is a great place to start Known in the UK and Europe as the EOS 800D and in the US as the Rebel T7i, this reasonably lightweight camera has a 24.2MP APS-C CMOS sensor and a DIGIC 6 processor, which helps deliver decent high-ISO noise performance during long exposure shots.