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04 June 2014
a great 5 button mouse
When you use a 5 button mouse, you'll never go back to using 3.
This one is really comfortable and I love the adjustable DPI button; great for games, photoshop etc.
highly recommended.
20 January 2017
7d mark ii
3 of 3 found this helpful I use my camera mostly to keep up with my 6 year old daughter, who is very quick on her feet!
I upgraded to the 7d mark ii, having owned an entry level Canon DSLR, the 550D for six years.
The 7d mark ii is a great upgrade. While it's still a crop sensor camera, the image quality is superb. With the 550D I missed so many great shots, due to slow frame rate, or just out of focus shots. With the 7d mark ii, with its frame rate of 10fps, coupled with a huge buffer means that I get lots more of those action shots in RAW and / or JPEG format.
I also bought a sigma 17-50mm F2.8 lens, which serves as a great combination with the Canon 7d mark ii.
For a lot of people considering this camera, you'll also be considering the 5d mark iii.
Do you need a full frame or don't you? Good question.
I can't advise, since I've never owned a full frame camera. The 5d mark iii is now only a few hundred pounds more than the 7d mark ii, but with its superior frame rate and software, it's a tough decision. In the end, I guess I take more fast motion shots than ultra high quality portraits - and I don't print very often - and when I do, I never print larger than 8x6, so a crop sensor is fine for my requirements.
I can state that I haven't looked back going for the 7d mark ii, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone!