Latest Model Of Canon Professional Camera

Compact design, this latest model incorporates the new rycote mount to reduce camera shake noise. And what about the outstanding warranty? Who, today, provides a five year warranty? That alone made this selection process a no-brainer for me.

I use my Canon for general purposes but I'm looking to become a professional videographer.I like the fact that this model has Lanc Control.I wish the camera had a higher ridge on the zoom button for better variable zoom control.

I only wish Canon would stop reinventing the batteries with each and every camera model they come out with. I have way too many batteries that can never be used again and there is nothing wrong with them.

This is our third Canon Powershot camera. First two are still functioning but just wanted newer features and speed of latest models. Excellent choice for point and shoot applications

My wife has been a professional and model for 10+ years and she said this camera has everything a professional would need. The camera has lived up to expectations and she loves it!

Wow! I debated wayyyy longer than I should have about which camera to get. I am not a professional, but an avid amateur. The video on this camera is great - way better than anything else I have had. But the photo side is superb. The auto focus on this model is quite a bit better than the other 3 Canons I have had, and the IS is superb. The sound of the 40fps electronic shutter can put a stupid grin on your face. My main concern with this model was that it was only a 24mp sensor. The other Canons I was considering were the 5 and 5C, and I am really happy with my choice. I got it with the 24-105 f4 L lens which has greatly exceeded my expectations. I have zero regrets buying this camera.

The D7500 is an older model camera. It is not considered a professional camera, but it's definitely got a professional feel to it. Upgrading finally from the D3400, I had maxed out what I could do with that camera and the D7500 has opened an entirely new world of options. I have primarily been using it to shoot sports, but I have done a few Christmas shoots and the photos are beautiful. Definitely recommend if you're looking to upgrade or simply add to your fleet!

Great on-camera flash and works identical to the Canon model

There are always those times, particularly in professional audio after we switch everything over to the latest and greatest, when we wish we could still make use of that old gear that seems no longer compatible, and that seems to have no replacement! And then of course we don't want to go through a lot of audio converters after we already have exactly what we want in the digital domain... So, welcome to the world of format converters! I found this little box to be extremely handy interfacing COAX/SPDIF outboard gear back to the DAW, either through sample rate converters or directly to an AES/EBU digital interface. In our particular case we use an RME ADI-192 DD to downsample digital output from Pro Tools HD for use by, let's say an old PCM-80 or a couple of Kurzweil Rumours. This drives the cables in both directions with perfect synchronization, no digital clicks or pops, and everything stays squeaky-clean without the need to worry about the length of the cable runs, etc. It's a unit you can trust, but buying a few copies WILL run you some change...

I am not a professional but an enthusiast. I felt the new canon R8 would be too much like Canon RP so I purchased the R6 Mark II and I don't regret it for a second. The camera has a great feel and takes great pictures with my RF 24-105mm L lens, RF 16mm, RF 50mm, and RF 100-400mm lens. I can't afford the Canon professional lenses but what I have works very well with this camera. I still have a lot to learn with it but I expect to enjoy this camera for quite a while.