-= 7D2 owners unite! Discuss and post photos!

Michael Rumsey wrote in post #18562528
I've finally broken down and bought a used 7D2!
How much of an improvement have you (who used to use a 7D) noticed in upgrading?

Zone AF is very good compared to the 7D. More AF points obviously and the "Detail Set" that lets you add functions to the BBF is handy. You can crop more.

Capn Jack wrote in post #18558937
Kanga and Roo

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Did anyone explain their unique anatomy?
3 Vaginas!

nardes wrote in post #18559490
Ant taken in our back garden- look at those rear pointing body spikes!

Cheers

Dennis

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Holy lethal spikes Batman!

More from Huntington Beach, CA.

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Harlequin Duck couple. Barnaget Light out on the Jetty

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Choderboy wrote in post #18562583
Did anyone explain their unique anatomy?
3 Vaginas!

I thought it was just two? And the males have matching anatomy?

Ruddy Turnstone

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Capn Jack wrote in post #18563930
I thought it was just two? And the males have matching anatomy?

Three for the females combined with 2 uteri. (same for Wombats and Tasmanian devils)
Males often have two penises, and to continue the the strangeness, the testicles are above the penis(es).

Females can have two embryos at different stages of development and can stop and restart the development. Perfect adaption to a harsh climate, allowing them to time the Joeys arrival when there will be food. Males have the extra adaption, big Roos can cover 6 metres (20 ft) each hop.

Just to be specific about kangaroo anatomy (I have a background in medical anatomy), their external reproductive anatomy doesn’t have as unique looking differences as other animals. The female kangaroo has one vagina for intercourse and final birthing. The vaginal canal then splits into three vaginal canals (center one for birthing and side ones for accepting sperm). The male kangaroo has one split penis. Comparative anatomy is an interesting field to study!

American Pine Marten in Algonquin Park

Choderboy wrote in post #18564840
Three for the females combined with 2 uteri. (same for Wombats and Tasmanian devils)
Males often have two penises, and to continue the the strangeness, the testicles are above the penis(es).

Females can have two embryos at different stages of development and can stop and restart the development. Perfect adaption to a harsh climate, allowing them to time the Joeys arrival when there will be food. Males have the extra adaption, big Roos can cover 6 metres (20 ft) each hop.

davesrose wrote in post #18564854
Just to be specific about kangaroo anatomy (I have a background in medical anatomy), their external reproductive anatomy doesn’t have as unique looking differences as other animals. The female kangaroo has one vagina for intercourse and final birthing. The vaginal canal then splits into three vaginal canals (center one for birthing and side ones for accepting sperm). The male kangaroo has one split penis. Comparative anatomy is an interesting field to study!

Thanks for the information, both of you. Interesting stuff!

digital paradise wrote in post #18562579
and the "Detail Set" that lets you add functions to the BBF is handy.

Hey what is this about, what kind of functions?

Can anyone tell me about the User manual? How many pages?

I have sold my 7D2 and not sure if I'm missing a manual. I have the 'Basic Instruction Manual' 179 pages.

I also have a 547 page manual that I printed (over 2 years ago)
I suspect that manual is from the CD and no paper copy was included.