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Canon EOS 7D Mark II

Canon's APS-C sports and wildlife DSLR from 2014: 10fps with a 65-point all cross-type AF system, dual CF and SD slots and a weather-sealed magnesium body. Video tops out at 1080p/60, and there is no built-in flash or touchscreen.

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Value & Depreciation
£1599
Launch price
→
£219
Today
=
86%
Value drop
Over ~12 years, this camera has cost roughly £115/year to own (buy at launch price, sell today). That's one of the lower cost-per-year cameras in its class.

What fits the Canon EOS 7D Mark II

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Battery LP-E6N Same family: LP-E6, LP-E6NH, LP-E6P 670 shots per charge (CIPA) From £28.99 · Ansmann LP-E6 Battery (replacement for Canon LP-E6) Every LP-E6N battery and charger →
Memory card
CompactFlash Slot 1 of 2 Cheapest at V30 / U3+: £99.00 · SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash 32GB
SD Slot 2 of 2 Cheapest at V30 / U3+: £15.99 · Lexar Professional 1066x 64GB SD
Top mode needs V30 / U3 on the fastest card (from its top video mode and burst rate) CompactFlash cards and speeds →
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Core
Released
2014
Sensor
20.2MP APS-C CMOS
Resolution
20.2 MP
Mount
Canon EF / EF-S
Dimensions
148.6 × 112.4 × 78.2mm
Weight
910g (with battery)
Weather Sealed
Yes
Performance
Autofocus
65-point all cross-type phase-detect via viewfinder; Dual Pixel CMOS AF with face tracking in live view
Stabilisation
No IBIS (lens-based stabilisation only)
Burst Rate
10fps
Battery Life
~670 shots (CIPA)
Features
Video
Full HD 1080p/60
Viewfinder
Optical pentaprism, 100% coverage, 1.0x
Screen
3.0" fixed LCD, 1.04M dots
Memory Cards
Dual slots: CompactFlash + SD
Connectivity
USB 3.0, mini HDMI, GPS, 3.5mm mic & headphone jacks, N3 remote
Detailed Specs
Sensor Format
APS-C
Viewfinder Type
Optical (SLR)
Screen Type
Fixed
Touchscreen
No
Card Slots
2
Battery Life (CIPA)
670 shots
USB Power
No USB power
Dimensions
149 × 112 × 78mm
Weight (Grams)
910g
Autofocus Type
DSLR phase detect
Subject Detection
Face
Max Burst Rate
10.0fps
In-Body Stabilisation
No
Maximum Native ISO
16000
Max Mechanical Shutter
1/8000
Max Video Resolution
1080p–2.7K
10-Bit Video
No
Log Profile
No
Built-in Microphone Input
Yes
Headphone Jack
Yes
HDMI Port Type
Mini

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GearScore™ — Suitability by Genre

Base score — computed from verified specs for an enthusiast shooting photo and video. Camera Match adjusts it for your skill level and priorities.

Portrait
5.6
Street
4.4
Travel
4.4
Wedding & Events
6.0
Documentary
5.0
Sports & Action
6.4
Landscape
4.7
Wildlife
6.3
Casual
2.6
Food
3.9
Macro
3.7
Architecture
4.5
Astrophotography
4.9
✅ Great For
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Sports & Action 6.4 Strong on viewfinder, pro reliability and lens reach / ecosystem.
⚠️ Not Ideal For
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Casual 2.6 Held back by portability and ease of use.
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Macro 3.7 Held back by stabilisation and in-camera focus stacking.
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Food 3.9 Held back by screen flexibility and stabilisation.
📝 How suitability scores are calculated GearScore™ genre scores are calculated from this camera's verified specifications — autofocus, sensor, weight, weather sealing and more — weighted by what matters for each type of photography. Where a spec sheet misses something (e.g. a manual-focus rangefinder for street), we apply a documented editorial adjustment. Scores are not based on customer reviews. See our full methodology →
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