Here at Fishing Fury we’ve never been afraid to talk about our camera equipment or just how much we’ve loved every one of our Canon cameras. All of our original content from about 2004-2006 was shot entirely on two great Canon point-and-shoot cameras; the Canon Elph SD10, and the Canon PowerShot G5. I could go into an entirely new post just about how useful those two cameras are. I won’t do that now, but for those interested that covers features and galleries from Toronto Islands, Mystery Lake, La Paz, and even our first trip to the now legendary pike kingdom of Little Vermilion Lake. And it was after that trip to Little Vermilion that we realized our camera gear needed a serious upgrade to keep up with some of the things we wanted to do.

Now the Canon 7D is not the first camera you would jump up to from a regular point and shoot, both Clive and I have owned several midrange models in the Canon EOS Rebel line, and we loved those too. In fact in 2007 we returned to Little Vermilion Lake with a Canon EOS Rebel XTi, and the difference in quality really shows. The Canon 7D is the newest and most impressive addition to our long list of cameras, this new semi-pro level Canon DSLR was first announced in September of 2009 and comes with a hefty price tag of about $1700 for the body alone.
So what are some of the new pro level features of the Canon 7D that set it apart from previous models and might make it the perfect camera for the outdoor action photographers of Fishing Fury? Continue reading to find out!
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