Question on Canon 7E and 7NE

What is the difference between these two cameras? Thanks

(Bill=A0H.) wrote:
What is the difference between these two cameras? Thanks
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The Elan 7NE has eye controled focus and the 7N does not. ECF tracks the
position of the pupil to determine which focus point to activate.



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(Bill H.) wrote:
What is the difference between these two cameras? Thanks
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The Elan 7NE has eye controled focus and the 7N does not. ECF tracks the
position of the pupil to determine which focus point to activate.



Cody,

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Pssst, he said between the 7E and the 7NE, they both have eye controlled
focus.

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Skip Middleton
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"Bill H." wrote in message
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What is the difference between these two cameras? Thanks

As far as I can tell, the major difference is that the 7N/NE have ETT-L II,
which lets the camera control flash strength based on distance from the
subject, something Minolta and Nikon have done for some time.

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Skip Middleton
http://www.shadowcatcherimagery.com

Yes, and they also have a (very welcome) light in the LCD on the top of the
camera.

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"Bill H." wrote in message
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What is the difference between these two cameras? Thanks

As far as I can tell, the major difference is that the 7N/NE have ETT-L
II, which lets the camera control flash strength based on distance from
the subject, something Minolta and Nikon have done for some time.

--
Skip Middleton
http://www.shadowcatcherimagery.com

(Skip=A0M) wrote:
Pssst, he said between the 7E and the 7NE, they both have eye controlled
focus.
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Woops. It looked like 7N-7NE at 4am.



Cody,

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The one thing I didn't like about my A2 is its lack of backlighting in the
LCD.

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Skip Middleton
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"Steve Marshall" wrote in message
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Yes, and they also have a (very welcome) light in the LCD on the top of
the camera.

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"Skip M" wrote in message
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"Bill H." wrote in message
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What is the difference between these two cameras? Thanks

As far as I can tell, the major difference is that the 7N/NE have ETT-L
II, which lets the camera control flash strength based on distance from
the subject, something Minolta and Nikon have done for some time.

--
Skip Middleton
http://www.shadowcatcherimagery.com

In message - "Bill H."
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I just bought a 7ne and retired my old 7e, so the 7NE has...
- E-TTL II (I haven't tested that feature yet)
- Backlit LCD display (surprisingly useful in low light)
- Noticably quicker auto-focus
- Better tracking of moving objects*

* when using my 100-400L lens with the 7E the lens would "jump" into focus
when tracking a moving object. Under the same conditions with the 7NE, the
focus shifts smoothly (continuously), at first I didn't think it was working.

If you don't have the battery pack (BP-300), get one! It makes a huge
difference when shooting in portait format (plus you can use "AA" batteries).

Rob
www.rcp.ca

Thanks, I appreciate all the help. I think I will definitely go with the
7NE.

Thanks, I appreciate all the help. I think I will definitely go with the
7NE.