I am totally and completely floored. I went out for sunrise photos this morning to beat the rain that will be here shortly. I normally use just my phone on this walk around the block, but I grabbed the new camera too. But then I yelled at myself, but not out loud in the dim light, that the camera was still in HDR mode and I didn’t bring a tripod. Early morning HDRs are a norm for me, I’ve taken a million of them and I know that if I don’t bother to use the tripod I won’t get a usable shot. Never, ever. So I took my shot with the camera, and with that instant, split-second shutter release, I figured the camera had reset itself by being shut off. So I checked, and there were the three shots! Don’t ask me how it got a long exposure in that split second because I have no idea. But it was seeing the shots in the computer that blew me away. Every. Single. One. Sharp as can be. Level. No sign of camera shake. All along I resisted buying new gear because ‘it’s not the gear, it’s the person behind the lens.’ But it sure can help. Oh, and the nice color I had seen when I headed out the door, the color that I was disappointed not to see when I got to the park, turned out to be the reflected sunrise. I always try to remember to look behind me. Canon r7, 18-150 kit lens.
A Snowbird's Life Through the Lens 
I think you probably found your favorite camera! Love the clarity!
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Well, I have very limited experience with cameras. I loved the extra features that the T7i gave me at the time, and if I didn’t have so many photographers talking about so many cameras and lenses I probably would have just continued on. But after three years the bug to upgrade struck, and if I hadn’t had that pressure of ‘only 1 available in the area’ I would probably still be sitting on the fence. But here I am and I am happy with my choice.
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