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Camera Test Canon EOS 7D vs Pentax K-7 notice more of a difference Canon raw ISO 100 Canon JPEG ISO 6400 between the weight of the two cameras in my hand. However, sometimes the grip and balance of a camera can make any difference in mass more or less noticeable when it is held. Despite its additional 150g, the EOS 7D doesn’t feel signifi cantly heavier in the hand at fi rst, but after a few hours’ shooting some may fi nd the extra weight has more impact. The K-7 is also appreciably smaller, so it fi ts more easily into a slim bag and feels more discreet when you’re out shooting. Despite the cold and wet conditions encountered during much of this test, I never felt that either of the cameras might slip from my grasp. The two fi ngergrips are good, but the EOS 7D provides a little more room for the fi ngers and those with larger hands may fi nd that their little fi nger has to slip under the K-7’s body rather than around the contoured handhold. Despite the lower weight of the K-7, I fi nd the grip of the EOS 7D a little more comfortable to use over long periods. In the bitter cold I found it harder Pentax raw ISO 100 Pentax JPEG ISO 6400 to distinguish the low-profi le buttons on the rear of Pentax K-7 than the mini-joystick and buttons (on the back At ISO 6400 and with the in-camera noise reduction turned off, the Pentax JPEG fi le looks noticeably noisier than the equivalent fi le and top-plate respectively) of the EOS from the EOS 7D. The Pentax automatic white balance system also produced a cooler result, while the EOS 7D image is closer to reality 7D. On a few occasions I found myself pressing the K-7’s Live View button to six features to access via the My