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24.1 Megapixel CMOS (APS-C) Sensor
Built-in Wi-Fi and NFC Technology
9-point AF System and AI Servo AF
Optical Viewfinder with Approximately 95% Viewing Coverage
Includes: Canon T7, EF-S 18-55mm Lens, EF 75-300mm Lens, Camera Backpack, 32GB microSD with Adapter
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Take this from a guy who's had all the best canon gear under the sun.
Take this from a guy who's had all the best canon gear under the sun.
The T7 is a starter camera with starter lenses. If one gets into this hobby and starts really liking it, he/she will want something better soon. So it makes sense to buy something better. I have been out of this hobby for a while, so I am not in a great position to recommend. The last camera I bought - and it was for someone else - was a refurbished RP with a bunch of lenses on a deep sale from Canon. It was a great choice at the time and probably still is. It's a matter of catching it both in stock and on sale.
One angle to consider is the resale value. If you catch a good sale on Canon Refurbished, you can't go wrong with any purchase: you will always be able to resell your gear and get your money back (or better). In this sense, even the two-lens T7 kit for $320 is a big winner. Easy to resell if you decide to upgrade later. But at $600 new, I think it's a waste.
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