Canon EOS R7

The EOS R7, released in 2022, packs a 32.5-megapixel Canon APS-C sensor — the highest resolution Canon has put on this sensor size — into a body positioned as the RF-mount successor to Canon's well-regarded 7D-series APS-C DSLRs, aimed squarely at wildlife and action photographers who want the reach a 1.61x crop factor provides.

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The R7 pairs its high resolution with dual UHS-II SD card slots and genuine in-body image stabilization, both unusual inclusions on an APS-C body at this price point — real, practical additions specifically aimed at the wildlife and action photographers the R7 targets, who benefit from both backup recording and steadier handheld telephoto shooting more than a typical enthusiast APS-C buyer would. Its 1.61x crop factor is also slightly higher than the more common 1.5x/1.6x seen on other APS-C systems, a small but real difference worth accounting for in exact equivalent-focal-length math.

Canon also gave the R7 genuinely strong in-body stabilization rated up to 8 stops with compatible lenses, among the strongest ratings on any APS-C body at the time of its release.