If it had been a step up from the 7D mk II it would of been very popular indeed, but as mentioned above most people me included are waiting to see if there will be a 7D mk III.
Yes fairly normal as long as you are not getting too many out of focus.
Using back button focus may help improve your keeper rate, if not already using.
As to new camera 7d mk 2 or 1DX mk 1 or 2
I'm guessing you would need the version with the stud to connect to a tripod head:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Manfrotto-Super-Clamp-without-Stud/dp/B074Y45ZQJ?th=1
This link is pretty good very similar to the Manfrotto all you need is a T25 screwdriver to strip the tripod. In this video he uses Pec Pads for cleaning but I used silicone spray which works great.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE6Phbdn5WM
Yes the M5 MKII looks like it might be the one to go for if the 7D line has been dropped.
I'm not in a hurry to upgrade so will probably wait till next year and see what is released and what the reviews say.
Would of expected more fps, only one card slot and only 45 focus points.
Time will tell if this a match for the 7D II but I don't think I will be swapping mine for this.
Is your grip a genuine Canon or an aftermarket? as some are known to have battery drain issues.
I managed to take over 2600 shots at Flying Legends using 1 original Canon battery & 1 ExPro which still had 50% left - (not using grip)
The reason I asked is that I have just bought a Canon BG-E16...
That's how I had my iMac setup pretty easy to do and makes quite a difference to overall system speed.
Gone back to a Windows PC now though as I like tinkering too much.
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