Canon
Canon EOS 7D Mark II DSLR camera with 18-135mm lens
A 20.2 MP DSLR with an 18-135 mm lens, 65-point cross-type AF and 10.0 fps continuous shooting up to ISO 16000
- ColorBlack
- TypeBody Only
- Grip ColorBlack
- Body ColorBlack
- Package TypeBody Only
- 2 MP CMOS sensor captures detailed images
- ISO 100-16000 range enables low-light shooting
- 0 fps continuous shooting freezes fast action
- 65-point all cross-type AF locks onto subjects
- 18-135mm lens covers wide to telephoto framing
Camera and lens combination
The Canon EOS 7D Mark II pairs a 20.2 MP CMOS sensor with an 18-135mm lens in black. It is built for photographers who want a single package covering wide-angle to telephoto reach. The body uses a 65-point all cross-type AF system for accurate subject tracking. This kit suits enthusiasts moving up from entry-level models.
Sustained shooting behaviour
High-speed continuous shooting runs at up to 10.0 fps for extended bursts. The 65-point all cross-type AF maintains focus on moving subjects across the frame. Custom Movie Servo AF keeps video focus smooth with adjustable speed and sensitivity. The ISO range of 100-16000 supports consistent exposure in changing light.
Thermals noise and power
The camera operates within standard DSLR thermal limits during long sessions. Mechanical shutter and mirror movement produce audible sound at 10.0 fps. Power draw scales with AF activity, live view use and image review frequency. No specific cooling or noise figures are provided by the manufacturer.
Highlights
- 2 MP CMOS sensor captures detailed images
- ISO 100-16000 range enables low-light shooting
- 0 fps continuous shooting freezes fast action
- 65-point all cross-type AF locks onto subjects
- 18-135mm lens covers wide to telephoto framing
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Type | Body Only |
| Grip Color | Black |
| Body Color | Black |
| Package Type | Body Only |
| Brand | Canon |
Questions about this item
How loud does the 65-point all cross-type AF system get when the camera shoots at 10.0 fps all day?
The 65-point all cross-type AF system operates quietly during continuous shooting at 10.0 fps; the mirror and shutter produce the main sound, and the AF motors add only a faint whir that stays low even during long sessions.
Which memory card type must I already own so the 20.2 MP sensor can record Full HD video without stopping?
You need a fast SD, SDHC or SDXC card rated UHS-I Class 10 or U3; slower cards will cause the buffer to fill and video recording to stop early.
Will my older EF-S lenses cover the 20.2 MP APS-C sensor without vignetting when I keep using them?
Yes, EF-S lenses are designed for the APS-C format of the 20.2 MP sensor and will cover the full frame without vignetting, while EF lenses also work and use only the central area.
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