Austin_Luker

yoU could fix the images but you would need to spend some time in photoshop messing with colors and saturation and such but not worth the time for those images in my humble opinion

Looks like a shadow to me maybe something was moved during the show and cast a shadow for those images only. are all your 7D images like this? If not then I would say its a shadow where it came ...

sounds like someone dropped the body with a lens on and bent the mount ever so slightly hence it being a tight twist. it should feel just like your last canon as all mounts take the same amount of ...

There is a lot more to it than high ISO's and fast glass :) your going to need a good editing platform like Photoshop and some other applications like LRTimelapse do some reading and some research ...

if you do the repair yourself its under $20 bucks for the top plate look on ebay for the part. If you send to canon about $400-500 for top LCD replacement :) http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R4 ...

Time to go see the Dr at Canon looks like your sensor read out is shot or the sensor itself

You are correct, just pull off the rubber gasket in the rear of let's say a 17-55mm f2.8 and It will work just fine on FF body with no mirror slap on the lens :) Not many people know this or try ...

OK let's be real here :) Canon has had this issue on all bodies that I have shot with except 1DMKIV, 1DX, 5D3 and even those will show the slight OOF images sometimes not as bad as the lower end ...

If you want true 1:1 or more mag then try a 50mm reversed or even a 30mm reversed :) Or if you want a real Macro lens go with the Sigma 105mm or Canon 100mm f2.8 IS L or Canon MP-E 65mm :)

I think you mean 38.4mm-112mm on an APS-C sized sensor It doesn't make a wide angle wider my friend as I'm sure you know:)

wOW just wow, the images are not that bad and being he was with his family I think they are pretty good images. I like the "in the air images" where you can see all the smaller temples and the ...

why not shoot something less "busy" its hard to tell what is even suppose to be in focus there is so much going on in that image. AustinLuker.com 7D-5DMKII-1DMKIV

Thank you! Another real shooter that has experienced the same issues as I have and those issues can not be blamed on conditions or heat waves and such. I went through 3 Canon 7D bodies and they ...

Man that looks like what the 7D did and no one could ever figure out why. I always thought it had something to do with the frequency the lens motor or the stabilizer functioned at since NO ONE ...

Because there is more to sensors than just the well size! I could go on in depth but google already has done that for me :)

could have been the fact that you used 19 point AF, I always use 1 center point when shooting moving subjects or at least, a zone AF. Its very simple test to make sure your camera is working, if ...

On a crop body go with the Sigma 30mm f1.4 and the sigma 50mm f1.4 or for an all around zoom canon 17-55mm IS 2.8 One of the reasons you're not nailing focus is the lens are using. its probably a ...

Best post ever!! "Why are my images hazy?" Um because there is haze :) LOVE IT!!! Keep on trucking shooter

same here no lines at all

Nothing wrong with "old 7D's" mine still shoots like the day it was purchased :) Great body BTW