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Canon EOS R7 RF-S18-150mm F3.5-6.3 STM Lens Kit

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Condition
New
Style
With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
Set
Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
Model
5137C009
Screen size
3 in
Weight
1.1 lb
Color
Black
Warranty
1 year manufacturer
Works with
Canon RF mount devices

Features 10

  • DIGIC X IMAGE PROCESSOR: Enhances performance for sharp photos and ultra-high definition videos
  • CMOS SENSOR: Canons 32.5 mp APS-C CMOS sensor ensures images appear crisp
  • RF-S 18-150MM LENS: Easily attach the included RF-S 18-150mm lens to the EOS R7 camera body with the compatible RF mount
  • FULL RANGE LENS CAPABILITY: The EOS R7 is compatible with EF-S, EF, RF, AND THE NEW RF-S MOUNTS (1)

Description

Capture breathtaking photos and 4K 60p videos with the Canon EOS R7 STM Kit. This Canon R7 camera’s DIGIC X image processor with 32.5 APS-C CMOS sensor takes your content creation and photography to new heights. The included RF-S 18-150mm lens along with optional mounts such as EF-S, EF, RF, AND THE NEW RF-S MOUNTS (1) easily attach to the EOS R7. With the EOS R7 digital camera’s continuous shooting speeds of 15 fps, you can shoot crystal-clear images of cars, sporting events, animals (2), and other moving objects any time, anywhere. Built with 5-axis image stabilization with coordinated control (3), this Canon digital camera comes complete with 7 stops of shake correction so every shot remains sharp. Powering up your camera is hassle-free; it operates with the included Canon LP-E6NH battery pack (compatible with LP-E6N and LP-E6 battery packs). Easily charge your Canon video camera with the USB Power Adapter PD-E or keep it powered up for use as a webcam with the AC adapter AC-E6N and DC Coupler DR-E6. The LED liquid-crystal monitor lets you see your subjects vibrantly with clear view features and an anti-smudge coating. At 1.17 lbs, the Canon digital camera fits conveniently into your camera bag so you can take it with you on every adventure. Each STM Kit includes an EOS R7 camera body, an RF-S 18-150mm lens, a strap ER-EOSR7, a battery charger LC-E6, a battery pack LP-E6NH, a battery pack cover, and a shoe cover. (1)Optional Mount Adapter EF-EOS R is required when using EF/EF-S lenses with an EOS R series camera. (2) Effectiveness varies depending on the subject. In some cases, dogs, cats or birds may not be detected, while some animals other than dogs, cats or birds may be detected. (3)When using RF lenses that support coordinated control with camera in-body IS. Testing performed at a focal length of 150mm using the RF-S18-150mm F3.5-6.3 IS STM lens and the EOS R7 camera.

Specs 93

Compatible Mountings Canon RF
Aspect Ratio 3:2
Photo Sensor Technology CMOS
Supported File Format C-RAW, HEIF, JPEG, Raw
Image Stabilization Sensor-shift
Maximum Focal Length 15 centimeters
Optical Zoom 8.33 x
Maximum Aperture 6.3 f-stop

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Excellent image quality + lighter than full frame
Style: With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens Set: Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
Great camera - the focus speed and options are much better than my full frame Sony A7II ... the images are excellent with the kit 18 - 150 lens ... a keeper.
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2026 by Kenneth
Great Camera, Lens Mounting System is Disappointing
Style: With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens Set: Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
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I bought this camera as a return to the Canon system. I took it on a photography retreat. I am thrilled with the results. The animal tracking was able to handle whales unexpectedly surfacing. Most of my shots were in focus. If they were not it was my error. The only real complaint I have is with the lens. Canon has switched from a metal mount to a plastic one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026 by Nessa
Great camera for Bird photography
Style: With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens Set: Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
Review Image by rSh
Love this camera. Works great for bird photography. The lens is a great multi purpose use lens. I also bought a 150-300mm lens to provide more reach, but the camera body is amazing. Still learning, but it’s not that difficult. You can start with auto and move to manual mode as you master the camera.
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by rSh
Lots Of Happy & Productive Moments Using This
Style: With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens Set: Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
Been enjoying the R7 a lot since I've had it. It replaced the T7i which was quite a good camera, although only 1080p on the video, with this one having 4k and more functionality. The autofocus is great, easy to use, works great with my 300 mm telephoto lens, great quality and durable. Also love the 18-150mm lens that came with it, big improvement over the 18-55mm I'd been using before. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Michael L. Williams
Nice camera for beginners
Style: With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens Set: Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
Easy to use and quality product
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by KBMOM
A very nice upgrade for my needs
Style: With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens Set: Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
I started with a film 35 mm SLR camera decades ago and had a couple before switching to digital cameras. In the last decade or so, I've concentrated on bird photography. I had a Nikon P-900 which had an incredible zoom lens (2,000 mm equivalent!) but a tiny sensor, poor handling of whites (birds with white feathers lacked detail) and an inability to focus quickly enough for birds in flight. I switched to a Sony RX10 mkIV with a larger sensor, far better white handling and faster focusing at the expense of zoom (600 mm equivalent). It was a good camera and pretty flexible, but still not very good at birds in flight. When it started to fail, I researched a bit and decided to step up to a mirrorless camera with changeable lenses. The Canon EOS R7 got super reviews and it was recommended I get their RF-S 18-150mm and RF100-400 mm lenses. With a 1.6 factor on the RF lens, I now have a 640 mm equivalent. The sensor is even larger (giving better low-light pictures and somewhat higher resolution), the white handling is very good and the AI-based autofocus on animal eyes has been a revelation. Once I fussed around with the settings to get them to my liking, I am finding that birds in flight are almost easy. If I can get the birds in frame, I can probably get sharp pictures of them. It even works in fairly low light situations. At dusk last night I got several good shots of a Common Nighthawk fairly high over us that even shows the detail of the wing bars. The camera may actually be too much of a good thing for me. It has features that I may never get around to learning to use. I also kind of wish I hadn't bothered getting the RF-S 18-150 mm lens. It seems to be a fine lens but I just never seem to use it with my emphasis on bird photography. I might have been better off getting the Sony 1.4 telextender instead. But that's just me. I also find that the autofocus is far better on stills than on videos in some circumstances. I tried shooting videos of the Nighthawk last night (as they make an amazing sound at the bottoms of their dives) but in the lighting and the distance, the camera wouldn't come close to keeping the bird in focus while it had been having no problems in still mode. And, of course, there's the reality that the camera and the 100-400 mm lens together are bulkier and heavier that the only Sony or the even older Nikon. Still, a very, very good camera. Of course, now Sony has announced an RX10 mkV that includes AI-based autofocus on animal eyes for about the same price as I paid for the Canon and the two lenses. Which would be better? I suspect the Canon would still get me better pictures, though the Sony would be more compact and no need to change lenses. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by Jerry
Quality
Style: With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens Set: Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
Quality
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by Andrew Rodriguez
An amazing camera.
Style: With RF 18-150 IS STM Lens Set: Body with RF 18-150 IS STM Lens
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So far I love this camera. Continuing to learn it and I love this camera. Would recommend to anyone.
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by Bryan and Kari Hall
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