Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Canon Rebel T7 is an incredible camera for anyone looking to step up their photography game easy to use, yet powerful enough to deliver professional-quality results. The 24.1-megapixel sensor captures sharp, vibrant photos with beautiful color, and even in low light, the images come out clear and detailed. I love how lightweight and comfortable it feels, and the built-in Wi-Fi makes transferring photos to my phone effortless. The battery life easily lasts through a full day of shooting, and the camera’s guided features helped me quickly learn manual settings. Whether I’m taking portraits, landscapes, or travel shots, it performs flawlessly every time. For the price, the Rebel T7 truly exceeds expectations it’s the perfect mix of quality, simplicity, and value.

I got this camera for my college Photography course, and overall, it's a wonderful camera! I am still learning everything about it, but it is definitely a good beginner camera, especially with the lens it comes with. :) Highly recommend this camera for someone wanting to get into the hobby, or for a photography class like me. :>

The camera is very lightweight and takes professional photographs if you wish that it came with its own flash, but the picture quality is still great even with buying your own attachment

I bought the Canon EOS Rebel T7 as my first DSLR camera and I’m really happy with it. The picture quality is amazing compared to a phone, and it’s very easy to use even if you’re a beginner. The WiFi feature makes it simple to transfer photos to my phone

I know absolutely nothing about cameras (ISO, Aperture, etc) however I needed a camera to film my self tapes and my vlogs for my youtube channel "Janel Yarber" because I have been using my phone. The sales associate advised this was a very good camera it was between this and the Canon M50 which is a mirrorless camera. I heard dslr cameras are hard to learn and are for the more experienced, however he told me this particular dslr is easy to learn. I am not going to lie it is taking me some time to get the hang of it and I am still learning everyday (I actually got mad at the camera but it was just me not knowing how to use it) BUT I've noticed the more I figure out what I am doing the better the photos and videos become. I like this camera a lot and can't wait until I'm a pro with using it.

This camera was very nice for the price and a pretty decent entry-level camera for amateurs and enthusiast. I got mines on sale and saved some money and I definitely would advice getting the warranty and buying some protective gear for it. I got this camera for a trip to Michigan and came back with great pictures. The battery life on the camera was pretty good I only had to charge it once the whole trip. It took a bit messing around with it to get use to controls but after watching a few videos it made more sense. Only sucky part was that the camera did not come with an sd card so you have to make sure you buy one.

Bought this to take jewelry photos. Did great after I played with the manual settings. I did notice the auto focus didn’t work the best for close up little objects like rings. But manual focusing looked great. Started using it at my sons football game and using the sports preset setting and the photos are awesome. My 8 year old took all the pics last game and you couldn’t tell he was not a pro. The video was pretty good for a camera also. Price is right for what I needed. Thinking of buying another and letting my kids take more pics of the games from both sides.

Great Beginner dslr. I started my wedding and portrait photography business with it and bought a second camera body to be able to manage lens changes throughout an event. I relatively recently discovered a few challenges with the camera- not very good for video outside of ‘talking head’ type videos, since it doesn’t have focus tracking in video mode. There’s also no way to connect and external monitor for video and no place to attach an external mic :( Other than the video issues, it’s really a great camera- it’s meant for beginners not pros, but for someone who is trying to get into photography on a budget this is a good starter camera. It can do enough of the necessary things to make someone enough money to buy a more professional camera ;)

I am in love with this camera. I know my way around a camera, I took photography in and out of HS but that was back when there was still real film.lol I’ve had a few little digital cameras over the years good for concerts and back yard parties… as a mom I take a zillion pics of my kids and all their events, sports, communions etc and for the most part just use my phone… when my girls came up on graduation and confirmation I wanted really nice photos.. my phone also can’t keep up with all the pics I take during sports games… so I did some research, didn’t want to mortage the house for a camera and settled on this one and I’m 1000% satisfied… for what I need it for its perfect! And I’m so happy! I bought a few filters and the 300 zoom lens… my only regret is not buying the bundle offered with this camera… because I ended up spending a bit more to buy the second lens anyways… but I wanted more zoom for my boys football and hockey games! This camera has all the bells and whistles, portrait mode, sports mode… I like the stabilizer and the option to do Auto focus or manual focus..the flash is great and the pictures really come out clear and crisp! I wanted a good camera for low light since we’re indoors for events just as much as we are outdoors. Like I said this camera does not disappoint!! My first “real” digital camera lol couldn’t be more pleased! I added 2 pics of my daughters getting their hair done for confirmation taken with the camera, the salon was very low light and the pictures still came out crisp and clear!

An excellent second-level camera to start photography with, obviously there are cheaper cameras you could start with if budget is a concern, but I was fortunate enough to take the dive into a new hobby with the Rebel T7 and I couldn't be happier with my--impulsive--purchase. Additional note; I did not get the 70mm lens so I can't speak on the capabilities of the "sport" shot as that's what it's made for. Still photos come out just great though.

I bought this camera for my sister yesterday and I loved it so much, I had to buy myself one! I never owned a “real camera” before and I’m learning so much from this guy! Cheap, reliable, beginner friendly badass camera! If you’re planning on getting it, make sure to take your time to read the manual, play with it and watch yourself go!

After purchasing the set for myself that included the tote bag and 300 mm lens, I liked the camera so much I came back in a week and bought my granddaughter this camera also. She didn't get the 300mm lens..., but she has taken beautiful pictures with the 55mm lens that comes with the camera. Honestly, i use the 55mm more than the 300mm. She's 16 and is learning the camera settings pretty quickly. She has begun to learn ISO, Shutter speeds, etc. We have a lot of fun going to parks around here to take photos, so gives us a great hobby to enjoy together. Would highly recommend this camera to any beginner or experienced photographer looking for a reasonably priced camera that still takes incredible photos. Battery life is great, can spend all day taking photos and not have any issues with it.

I will start off by saying i am a beginner. This is my first real camera to won, ever. The basic instruction manual was easy to navigate. I am sharing the first shot i took after assmebling it and i am over the moon with this camera. I absolutely love it. And i am excited for my photographic adventure. I recommend, highly.

This is great camera! If you're a beginner, this is the camera i would recommend! The price is affordable and the features are great!

I needed a wide-angle, HD camera for Zoom meetings at church that seat around 20 people; the normal $200 HD cameras are designed for one person but I needed something much bigger. I had read that the EOS Canon can make for a great Zoom camera and sure enough, it does! The multi-zone lighting as well as the super clear image makes the church look like it knows what it is doing. I also purchased the Altura wide angle lens for $39 (from an on-line competitor) which also helps getting the whole group in on the picture window. Additionally, I purchased a Yeti microphone from BestBuy and I'd highly recommend that too for on-line meetings. The Canon camera only has video so you'll have to go with a separate microphone; the Yeti is the best thing out there for the money. Lastly, the camera also works great for taking pictures of the congregation. The only downside is trying to get the EOS programming to work. If only Canon could hire IT people as good as their lens people... sigh. Nevertheless, with some patience, it all works great.

Honestly, I am really happy with this purchase. I have been into photography some time now, and I have been looking for a camera that is simple but also professional. And this fulfilled all my expectations. It is handy, light, and very easy to use. Even though the canon EOS Rebel T7 has a simple operation it is complete. Also it is practical (you can directly pass the pictures you take with your canon camera to your phone, among other functions). I absolutely recommend it, especially if you want to grow as a photographer.

I highly recommend this camera if you are new to photography or just wanting to find a creative outlet. The features are easy to use and you really don't need much instructions to capture a great shot. I bought this camera for work and I have found more ways to use it than I had intended.

I really like this camera, it's relatively easy to learn, and the photos are excellent once you get to know it. I would recommend buying the 50mm f/1.8 lens for $125 it pairs well with this camera and is really cheap for what you get. My only complaint is that it isn't great in low-light conditions.

The Canon EOS Rebel T7 is an excellent entry-level DSLR for beginners. It offers a 24.1 MP sensor, great image quality, and an easy-to-use interface at an affordable price. The built-in Wi-Fi makes photo sharing simple, and the battery life is impressive. However, the dated 9-point autofocus, lack of a touchscreen, and limited video options (no 4K) may disappoint those seeking advanced features. Overall, it’s perfect for learning photography and capturing great everyday shots.

Great camera for a beginner just getting into photography. Its packed full of features and takes incredible photos. Have used it a lot already and its so much better than my samsung galaxy. Photos easily upload to my phone and my phone works as a camera remote!