Canon T7i VS 77D and 80D - Which Rebel DSLR Should You Buy

[@feieralarm]

Canon naming convention is so extremely bad and confusing when it comes to their lower end/consumer cameras. Especially with the variations in regional names.

[@nevadaxtube]

Based on picture quality alone, the T7i looks like the best bang for the buck. It is $350 less than the 80D and that can buy extra batteries for sure.

[@JanMayerOficial]

80D has microadjustment, stronger body, weather sealed, more ISO options, 100 160 200 320 400... but the image quality and autofocus system is the same.

[@nevadaxtube]

I agree there are some differences, but the Canon T7i will produce images as good or better than the 80D. In my book, image quality is the top priority.

[@drbalti2139]

nevadaxtube I want to know with comparison to nikon d5600 in term of image quality. (not video) which is better ?

[@JanMayerOficial]

Khalo Kaiser, In theory, nikon wins but in pratical threre's no difference. I think that Canon is a better product because the liveview system is way better and the Dualpixel technology is a great advantage.

[@LMR65]

whole27 B&H Photo, Adorama, KEH, Amazon

[@drbalti2139]

Please compare canon t7i with 80d , How both of them look in hand ? Is 80d is enough bulky as compared to t7i ? I have normal size hands, rebel cameras feel comfortable in hands. I'll be very thankful if you show both of camra camera in your hand s , I want to see how they look in hands .

[@electrikrich]

I went with the 77D and could not be happier. I recorded my last video with it if you want to see the quality. If you click on my channel its the video reviewing the RAVPower 22000mah.

[@kevinkidd7211]

Tech Barista thanks bro

[@wesleywright2856]

i want the T7i

[@JanMayerOficial]

3 important reasons to upgrade from T5i or T6i to T7i: 1 - Battery life, 400 shots on T6i, 820 shots on T7i; 2 - Buffer, 6 shots on T6i, 21 shots on T7i; 3 - Dual Pixel AF.

[@thesekicks.]

Jan Mayer 4. 60fps at 1080p

[@JanMayerOficial]

5 - Timelapse

[@hedyut]

600 shots not 820

[@JanMayerOficial]

According to BH it's 820 shots.

[@hedyut]

Jan Mayer check canon site its 600

[@yoink6299]

I found the 77d for just $50 more than the T7i, I probably will go for the Canon 77D

[@learningcameras]

Worth it for $50

[@kevinkidd7211]

Thank you so much. The T7i it is for me.

[@danielesquviel9649]

really appreciate answering questions that one may have in buying these cameras....great job in covering the features that would be used. Also like the fact that you show that one camera feature may not make a huge difference, if that feature is not that important to the photographer.

[@learningcameras]

Thanks Daniel

[@TWX1138]

For me the 80D was never in contention. I started looking at the SL2, then on learning that it was the half-brother of the T7i and 77D fraternal twins, ended up comparing the three. I managed to find a 77D camera body less-lens for the same price as a T7i less-lens. The 18-55 kit lens with these cameras isn't advanced enough compared to the older IS-II lens that I already had to justify spending money on it, and while the 55-250 looks decent, there are better, cheaper lenses available. So I bought the 77D, a new 24mm f/2.8 prime, a used 18-135 NanoUSM with the video controller (that works with the control app on the phone) for the same money as the T7i kit with lens, and then have subsequently picked up a few more lenses. The 77D is small enough that my wife is comfortable using it too; it's almost the same size and weight as the old Rebel XS/1000D that it replaced. If I buy another camera it'll probably be mirrorless. No hurry on that though.

[@marcusnns]

I just bought the 80D.

[@sixshooter4570]

Me too! I love it.

[@margarettadusz143]

I'm interested in video specifically for shooting KZbin videos. What camera do you recommend best for that? I'd like to see a side by side comparison for video

[@learningcameras]

Between these two cameras? The 77D is perfect for that but if you can, go for the Sony a6400 as it is better than all of these for that

[@supunbatagoda8061]

Great video. Just have quick question though, more photography with great image quality less videography what would you recommend SL3 , T7i or 77D in 2019 ? Thank you!

[@learningcameras]

They all have the same image quality so it's all about features. The SL3 has the worst autofocus for photos so skip that and get the T7i or 77D. The 77d has some extra buttons and a few small features which are nice if you can afford it but I'd still be fine with the T7i

[@supunbatagoda8061]

@@learningcameras Thanks! Here's prices with kit lens (18 -55mm) in my region Canon EOS 200D I (SL2) - $520 Canon EOS 200D II (SL3) - $580 Canon EOS 800D (T7i ) - $550 Canon EOS 77D - $680 I’m a Mobile photographer who travels lot. I didn’t used DSLR Camera before, so I’m a beginner, I mainly focus on Photography but hope to do small video clips and time-laps. One of these going to be my first DSLR camera for long time period. as your knowledge could you please tell me which one is best and worth ?

[@learningcameras]

@@supunbatagoda8061 Ok, definitely the T7i then. For some reason where I am the 77D is almost the same price as the T7i but for those prices, I would take the T7i for sure

[@chadpace36912]

I think I'll take your advice and get the t7i. Question for you: I'm going to Italy and Greece and will be taking pictures of the Tuscan countryside as well as things like the Parthenon and ancient Minoan ruins. Which lense would you recommend? Thanks.

[@learningcameras]

Actually, you might want to consider the 77d cause it's on sale for the same price! amzn.to/2KQThcD Check out my link of my favorite gear below and you will see the Sigma 17-70 f2.8-4 which is a great choice. Sounds like an awesome trip!

[@STGFilmmakers]

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[@KautukKamal]

Hi, I am planning to buy a new camera with a budget around $1000. My interest areas are to learn couple, wedding, new born photography. I am inclined towards Canon80D. Is it a good idea to buy 80D in 2019? 90D is out of my budget. 80D with kit lens is coming around $900. Can you please suggest if going with 80D would be a good idea or is there any other option that I should consider. Also can you please suggest the best lens to pickup to learn the mentioned photography genre? Cheers, Kautuk

[@dszaaaron]

Even in 2019, Canon 80D is a pretty good option to buy. Not to mention, you'll have 100% viewfinder. And as for lenses, 85mm or 135mm should suffice.

[@KautukKamal]

Aaron D'souza thanks for your suggestions!!

[@sottheaphoeurng9044]

Hey brother I have some questions . Should I buy 6D mark 2 or 90D ? Which one gives me better quality of image and good in low light ?

[@FrugalTeslaGuy]

Awesome video! Thanks! I've been going back and forth between the 77D and the T7i and you helped me lean closer to the T7i. Thanks again!

[@learningcameras]

Thanks! Although check the current sales because Ive seen the 77d either the same price as the t7i or just $50 more

[@FrugalTeslaGuy]

@@learningcameras thanks for the heads up!

[@irenepark9579]

Do you think this camera is good for beginners? I heard it might be harder to adapt to the new autofocus.

[@learningcameras]

Great for beginners. It may be a more advanced autofocus system but it works perfectly out of the box so you don't NEED to adjust things if you don't want. But learning the advanced features of your camera is always a great thing!

[@BrasspineappleProductions]

OK here we go, earlier today I spent literally three hours going back and forth from E-Bay to KZbin, then back to E-Bay, then Back to You-Tube and sometimes double checking on Amazon for comparrison trying to decide which camera to buy. 1, CANON 80D 2, CANON 800D/T7i 3, CANON 77D Price was certainly a factor, and noticed that most used 80D even on the used end were around $650.00+usd - $750.00+usd with only a very few with lenses, and $800.00+usd - $1000.00+usd Plus with lenses, and $1000.00+usd -$2000.00+usd with premium lenses and bundle deals. However the 80D's were either from Japan or Hong Kong, and If I had gone with the this, I would have definately bought the Japan listing. The big plus for the 80D I liked was the weather sealing option, which for me living and working in Southwest Florida is a factor especially from May to October. Other listings were either private sellers or stock photo's For the past 4 months I have really wanted the 90D, but considering I am not in the market for 4K or a $1200.00usd pricetag it just wasnt going to happen right now. ( But that 90D is pretty nice! ) The 800D/T7i was going to be my pick considering price points and value. However.... I own a T3i ( which has served me very well, and will still keep ) but... I wanted a better build quality and 1080 @ 60 Frames ( I dont need 4K right now ) The 800D/T7i were priced around $450.00usd ( USED / without lenses ) and anywhere from $455.00+usd - $700.00+usd with lenses ( USED ) and brand new around $600.00+usd to $800.00+usd. Then right about the time I was going to check out, I noticed on the lower part of the 80D listing I was about to buy, There was a Brand New 77D for $594.00usd and I put it ( on Watchlist ) from a seller in Brooklyn New York USA with a good seller rating. After buying the 77D I went back on EBay and looked around for a decent lens, and again, I scolled aound back and forth from KZbin and Ebay over and over.... Another post purchase was a TAKSTAR SGC-598 Interview Microphone for $31.99usd which was a no brainer. This mic has excellent recording range and will fit the hotshoe mount. The final post purchase was Replacement Battery Grip for Canon EOS 77D Camera + 2 LP-E17 Battery + Charger for $58.95USD. This will cover me for extra power and AA battery power accommodation if need be. Then I found a nice Tamron AF 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di-II VC for about $129.00usd which was used but in perfect condition with the original box, hood, manual, and wrapping ( GEAT DEAL ) This lens will cover me for any short and long range video shots that I will need. Years ago this lens was selling for $400.00usd when they originally released it. After seeing the 77D I went over here to KZbin and THIS VIDEO POPPED UP ( dude with the Fro Above ) I watched, I liked, I learned.... and Boom, It was official. The 77D offers the Digi 7 processor , I get the 1080 @60 , it works with my existing lenses, and I also found a Fotodiox Pro Focus Confirmation Adapter Sony A Lens to Canon EOS EF/EF-S to Sony A mount ( Lens ) $53.00 ) for my oldschool 35mm film camera Minolta lenses ( 28-80mm 3.5-5.6 / 50mm 1.7 / and 75-300mm 4.0-5.6 ) as well as my 18-55mm 3.5-5.6 and Tamron 70-300mm 4.0-5.6. " All in All, I felt like the 77D would be best for me " Since I have recieved the 77D it does a fair job at AUTOFOCUS ( but a bit mechanically noisy ) I am happy with the purchase and look forward to making more videos with it. Also, if your reading this post/comment, Feel free to check out my KZbin Channel as well. I have been on KZbin for about a decade, and have produced well over 650 fully edited video's ( Most are with my Canon T3i ) Thanks, Jason

[@tavisprik4562]

how come you didnt mention the compression systems?

[@RicardoMontalvoPastor]

Any of this camera has a clean hdmi out to use it for live stream?

[@TonGi018]

Thanks for mentioning the bulb mode on the 77D! I would be very interested in what other differences there are in the camera software. I'm looking to replace my 550D which has Magic Lantern software on it, allowing me to take long exposures with custom exposure times (up to 10 min.). ML is also great because it allows you to remotely lock up the mirror, open the shutter, wait for all vibrations to stop and only then start capturing the image. Can the 77D (or T7i) do something like that?

[@learningcameras]

Hey! I don't believe they have a mode like that. ML is definitely awesome and would be difficult to give up

[@TonGi018]

@@learningcameras Thanks answering! Well I guess I'll have to live without ML, they don't support newer cameras like the 77D anymore and the mobile apps like DSLR Controller might allow me to use these features wirelessly.

[@kripankrawat3826]

Which camera should I buy canon 77d with kit lens or canon 200d with dual lens

[@AlexAvelarpw]

7ti or 80d? The big things for me are which takes better pictures, which has dual af for videos and which one will I still be using in 5 years/ what do you say?

[@learningcameras]

Picture quality is the same and both have dual AF for videos. The 80D is a more rugged body though and would be more likely to last 5 years than the plastic T7i

[@harleycooper9717]

T7s? I have the t6s wish I had those extra focus points!!! I really like the screen on top, use it all the time.

[@tricky781]

Your videos have helped me become an aspiring photographer. Please continue on making them!

[@learningcameras]

Thanks! That's awesome

[@zs7869]

Question: Can these cameras take Still Photos while filming?

[@learningcameras]

No, not while filming. Even ones that can take a lower quality image and not a full resolution picture

[@petlover5268]

Hi Dude, Planning to buy 64 GB sd CARD for my canon EOS 77d, Can i buy the "SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I Card - C10, U3, V30, 4K UHD, SD Card - SDSDXXY-064G-GN4IN" from Amazon. How about the processing speed .Please suggest. thanks Regards, Pradeep J

[@saifhshaikh6014]

Does this camera have Kelvin and do we audio bars in video recording for monitoring audio.

[@MrMASCP]

Very informative,think my choice would be the 77d. What is the name of the Facebook page? Thanks....

[@learningcameras]

Thanks. Link to the FB group is in the description

[@zainalu]

Hey Dan! Is there any video compromise on t7i or 77d compared to 80d? Is t7i as capable as 80d when it comes to making videos? Please guide.

[@learningcameras]

Hey. The 77D and T7i don't have the higher bitrate recording option that the 80D has so if a minor quality difference is super important, you might consider the 80D. But if you are shooting for youtube, then who cares since the youtube bitrate is WAY lower than what the T7i can record at.

[@zainalu]

Thank you

[@donltoys]

So which one would be best for video?

[@LaurenInTheLAB]

I'm currently shooting with a T5i and just purchased a new 70D on clearance for $600 but now I'm torn. I mainly shoot videos for my channel but do enjoy taking photos and posting to Instagram etc... I mainly wanted to upgrade for faster autofocusing, better low light, crisper video/photos and wifi. I see that the T7i and 77D both have Bluetooth which means my phone could always be connected, making a post to social media a little quicker but is it REALLY useful? Should I keep the 70D because I got a pretty good deal for it being new? is the T7i worth the extra $150? or should I try and save an extra $300 (I know $300 may not be a lot to some but I'm on a budget) to get the 77d or maybe an 80D(although it doesn't have Bluetooth) since some websites are showing it to be similar in price to the 77d (wonder how legit that is though lol) Cleary all of these options are better than my T5i but I'm torn as to which option gives me the most bang for my buck. HELP!

[@learningcameras]

I would keep the 70D. The body on the 70D is an upgrade and for what you are doing, they are extremely similar. The 70D is also a solid upgrade from the T5i.

[@LaurenInTheLAB]

Thanks for responding Dan, so you'd say the 24 MP and 45 focus points don't really make that much of a difference?

[@learningcameras]

A bit but not enough that I would trade a 70D and $150 for a T7i

[@saurabhshreyansh8074]

Sir plz.tell me ,i am going to buy my 1st camera for professional fashion photography nd product , which one is best for this 80d ,77d , or d7200 ?

[@learningcameras]

I would consider the Nikon D7200 because it has more professional features, dual card slots, and pro level build quality.

[@saurabhshreyansh8074]

Dan Watson Sir but this is very old camera

[@learningcameras]

It is still very good and the most ready for professional shooting. You could also consider the Canon 7D Mark II or Nikon D500 which would be better.

[@artemisfowl9002]

saurabh raj 5d mark iv

[@alexyei6841]

Bro which of these two cameras is better

[@learningcameras]

Same quality but the 77D has a few extra features which are nice and an extra dial

[@alexyei6841]

Oh 😯 thanks 🙏🏼 bro

[@covelesk1483]

Canon eos 77D i have that

[@raredreamfootage]

I am going after the superior Dual Pixel AF with the Digic 7 processor. Would the T7i be as good or better than the 80D in this case (I don't need AF speed adjustments which the 80D has). I just need better AF than my GH5 and Sony Mirrorless.

[@learningcameras]

You should look at the 77D then: bhpho.to/2nnPNlB which has more of the controls you would need and the same specs as the T7i. The 80D AF is still great but technically the upgraded Digic 7 on the 77D is going to be a slight bit faster. All of the above will be better than the GH5 AF

[@douglasstaper]

A 77d tem imagem limpa por HDMI?

[@andrewangle3149]

I have the Canon T7i and need a wide angle lens for video and for interior still shots. What's the best wide angle lens to buy for this model?

[@learningcameras]

I use the Canon 10-18mm. It's not an amazing lens but it works very well and it's priced low. It will absolutely work for what you need: amzn.to/2xr7yRs

[@zanecrocker9091]

Should i get the 800d for slightly more compact vlogs because its lighter which means i can get the joby slr zoom and then get the focus x

[@learningcameras]

I would lean that way. The only thing that would make me consider the 77D for vlog would be the ability to adjust your aperture and ISO with 2 separate controls. On the 800D, you have to hit the AV button while scrolling to control aperture. But lighter is typically great for vlog

[@mukeshprasad8162]

Sir please suggest me between canon 77D and Nikon D7200 or Nikon D7500

[@learningcameras]

Get the 77D if you love shooting in live view or video and get the D7500 if you don't. That's the simple answer

[@motivationandtravelchannel4575]

I just bought the T7I because it’s good enough for me

[@jmt11373]

I am confused to both models, wanted to buy the 77d but I heard that the 77d is more fragile than the 800d. one salesman told me that a customer went back to the store and told him that he had a accidental small bump with the 77d and somehow it either stopped, hanged or restarted. has anyone experienced this scenario?

[@joehall5549]

Hey Dan, a great job on the camera's. I wanted to ask you a question about the lock button on the 77D and 80D's mode dial. I'm a Quadriplegic as I use a special home made mouth stick to operate my Panasonic FZ100 as it works very well. I've been wanting to buy a DSLR as I love the 80D but not sure if I can operate the mode dial with the lock button. For me, that may be a problem. I were wondering, could that lock button be taped down while using the camera as long as the mode dial were not touched? I may have a good way to push the lock button down with my mouth stick to turn the dial. Thank you.

[@learningcameras]

Hey! Hmmm...I don't think you could get around that lock dial. It would be difficult to impossible to generate enough force to hold it down with tape or anything else I could think of. You would almost need a custom metal/plastic bracket you made for the flash hotshoe that extended over the mode dial to push down the lock. They have 1/4" attachments you can use on the hotshoe to hold things like monitors or LED lights so a custom version of that is the only thing I think could work

[@DonDomel]

is the Canon EOS 77D with the KIT LENSE >> 18-55 f/4.0-5.6 IS STM a good option ? I can;t afford for other ;/

[@AKINHD18]

sir help me please confused between Canon 800d, Sony a6000, nikon 5600, Canon 77d..... this will be my first dslr and I'm looking into learning about photography for portraits, macro and landscapes I want all the manual settings to play with and bit of video too so suggest me good one.

[@learningcameras]

I would say the Canon 77D would be the best out of those as an all around solid camera

[@AKINHD18]

Dan Watson and sir can you make a video on product photography?

[@AKINHD18]

Dan Watson bro due to financial problem, I got Canon 200d, it's still good purchase know bro.

[@lauratheartist3266]

so the 77d is basically a rerelease on the canon 70d??

[@danieloherrick6332]

NO. 70D has a penta prism; 77D has a penta mirror. BIG difference.

[@ssejllenrad561]

More like an upgrade of 760D (T6S). Difference is just the number of focus points, an additional fps, dual pixel focusing, bluetooth and the longer battery life. 70D is still better, bar the number of focus points.

[@drbalti2139]

T7i and 77d have same time lapse feature ? Movie mode and intravalometer built in? please clarify

[@learningcameras]

They both have a timelapse movie mode. Intervalometer for still pictures as well as a bulb mode are 77D only. If you wanted to make your own time lapse in post with RAW images you would need the 77D. If you want to do the time lapse in camera, the T7i is fine.

[@drbalti2139]

I had asked this question on many KZbin channels but you are the only one who gave detail answer. big Thank you

[@Underskore]

@@learningcameras the t7i has bulb mode, it just doesn't have a bulb timer.

[@SBell1959]

Hi Dan, I have been using the Rebel T5, as a learning DSLR Camera. So what camera do you recommend to upgrade, to take my photography to the next level?

[@learningcameras]

Hey. So the T7i would be a great choice and does have some noticeable upgrades. However, before you upgrade I would know in what areas you feel like you are maxing out your t5. Is the autofocus too slow, do you want better image quality, are you looking to do more professional shooting, do you want 4k video? What is making you want to upgrade. Also, what lenses do you own because lenses can make a massive difference in quality.

[@SBell1959]

Hi, I'm looming for better image quality, and looking towards working to professional shooting and I'm not looking for 4k videos. I have the 18 to 55mm kit lens and the 55 to 250mm lens and the 50mm lens.

[@drsaurabhtiwari19]

does 800D and 77D has inbuilt time lapse? will they store time lapse pics in RAW format?

[@learningcameras]

I'm not 100% sure but this is what I know. It can record a time lapse video which does not keep the jpeg or RAW files....just makes a video in both cameras. The 77D also has an intervalometer which you can use to shoot the images to create a time lapse in post and you should be able to shoot either RAW or jpeg for that. Not sure if you can create a time lapse movie in camera from those files. The camera I still have is the T7i and which only has the movie time lapse function with no intervalometer.

[@triumph_cv]

Ironically, fast forward 6 years later, you can buy 77d's on MPB for over 150-175 less then a T7i (I just bought a 77d and love it - paid $374) . So in 2023 the 77d is certainly a better value. They are both older cameras but 77d or 70d can be found for super cheap nowadays and both do a lot if you are an amateur photographer

[@CodeTravelwithRizwan]

Nice. Can you please compare dynamic range of t7i vs 80d vs xt20. Is there any major difference??? Also the video quality t7i vs xt20. Which one is good for landscape and architecture photography and ocassional video??

[@learningcameras]

T7i and 80D should be the same. The XT20 seems better and overall the images are more detailed. I'll have more thoughts in the full review

[@elizabethavila8521]

Would like to start taking photograph classes!

[@rajajira2643]

Finally for beginners T7i or 80D which is best, plse one answer

[@learningcameras]

For beginners, probably the 77D or the T7i would be my first choices

[@RahulKarkol]

I bought canon 77d a week ago and its a great camera specially, the dual pixel auto focus system. However, I am facing a problems as, RAW files out of this camera is no readable by Adobe Camera Raw. Even after updating to its latest version. The Adobe Camera Raw page doesn't even have the camera model 77d listed in support camera section. Please help.

[@learningcameras]

Rahul Kar Adobe just released the update today for raw support but only for Lightroom CC. I posted the details in the Facebook group linked in the description of this video

[@RahulKarkol]

Thank you so much for the help. Its awesome

[@gerhardtratter4336]

Hi Dan, thank you for a great review. Question: I am considering the T7i, I hike and backpack every weekend and see amazing things close by as well as far away (think Big Horn Sheep, Deer, etc). When you backpack weight is always and issue and I don't want to carry multiple lenses. What would you recommend as one very good all-around lens for this scenario? Thank you.

[@learningcameras]

Hey. Thanks! So if you want a single all in one lens, check out my review of this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6vOkoygftGihbc But if you can carry two lenses, get a 100-400mm like this: bhpho.to/2fFMALs or 100-300mm like: bhpho.to/2x2FV5q AND a decent wider zoom like this: amzn.to/2xMlj01 or you can work with the kit lens if that's all you have. The quality on those single all in one lenses is not amazing but you can't beat the zoom range in a single lens.

[@affanakela6559]

Gerhard Tratter *either **_Tamron 18-400mm f/3.5-6.3 Lens for Canon EF, or the Canon's own Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L/ f4_** mind you these are very expensive but this combo will take any type of images you want from the situationa you described above*

[@ZoyaKhan-pk4nv]

Which camera is best for anything canon 77d and 80d?

[@learningcameras]

They both offer the same quality but the 77D is smaller/lighter and has a few less features with more plastic build

[@ZoyaKhan-pk4nv]

Dan Watson thank you but one I buy please help me?

[@simonassimenas8267]

Hey Dan which is a better pick the 77d or 80d? I really could use the extra cash on some other equipment but the 80d is weather sealed and my country has 4 seasons and in october or spring(sometimes summer too) we have rainy days. So is it worth the extra for the weather seal or should i pick the 77d?

[@learningcameras]

Probably the 80D. It is a noticeably beefier body and has some added controls/functions.

[@simonassimenas8267]

What about the image quality and everything? Because i heard that the images on 77d are sharper the colours are better and 77d has a DIGIC 7 while the 80d has a DIGIC 6. Is it a big difference? And if 80d is weather sealed do i need to buy weather sealed lenses or does that not matter?

[@simonassimenas8267]

Thanks for the reply

[@ferddielegaspi8300]

Can you review 200d?

[@KcinicKGX]

now that 77d is 50 u$s cheaper than the t7i, is there any good reason to choose t7i ver 77d?

[@learningcameras]

Nope! Get the 77D

[@KcinicKGX]

thanks!

[@priteshparekh6622]

Hi Dan sold my Nikon D5200, I need something which will be easy to carry should I go with dslr again or mirror less. I was having two thoughts either canon M6 or canon 77d/800d with 50mm 1.8, please suggest I'm confused. Thank you!

[@learningcameras]

Skip the M6 right now. The lenses are lacking and you really get all the same features + more in the Canon DSLRs. I would be more likely to get the 77D. Also take a look at the Sony A6300 though. From an image quality perspective, it is much better and probably the best entry mirrorless camera right now.

[@priteshparekh6622]

Dan Watson Thank you very much for quick reply! I'm also considering canon 77D with 50mm 1.8 STM hope this will be great combination? Thank you again.

[@learningcameras]

No problem. Highly recommend the 50mm 1.8 STM for the 77D. I have a link in the description as well! Enjoy

[@priteshparekh6622]

Dan Watson thank you dan for quick reply, giving you final trouble 😊 77D or 80D your take between both as I'm not professional just casual user.

[@learningcameras]

From a quality perspective they are almost identical. Most of the features are related to more advanced features and build quality. Since those don't seem to apply much to you, I would be more likely to spend the extra money on a lens than the upgrade to the 80D

[@Ravirishi]

Hi Dan- ur review was so nice. I plan to buy a 77D -I am an advanced level amateur-LOL- I can say. I been using a CANON DSLR FILM long bak-then a SONY HX 300 for 4 yrs now( wow-what a camera is that one ) Now wanna go in for a real DSLR. My interests are PORTRAIT-LANDSCAPE-STREET PHOTOGRPHY-and more tan all WL especially BIRDING. I feel I shud skip the 18-55 kit n buy only the body n go for some preferred lenses. Bit budget conscious too on the lenses. Pls give your opinion on this dear !

[@learningcameras]

Hey. So the Sigma 17-70mm lens is a great all around zoom better than the kit lens: amzn.to/2sHAMJO Another option is a new super zoom Tamron 18-400mm that could be good for birding...comes out later this month: bhpho.to/2u0h5B1 I'm sure the quality will not be amazing and the aperture is not wide but that's a crazy range.

[@Ravirishi]

Oh sorry for the delayed reply-so nice of u n thanks a lot for ur suggestions dear Dan .Appreciate it a lot. But Tamron 18-400 will not b amazing? That's sad to know !

[@affanakela6559]

*Hey can someone please help I wanna buy a entry level dslr and I'm considering 800d, 77d and Nikon d5600 ... I'm more into stills and my priorities are LANDSCAPES and PORTRAITS so which one should I go for* *_I'm getting d5600 at $750, 800d at $875 and 77d at $910 here in India_* _I have no clue about which one to buy but I love that dual pixel autofocus_

[@learningcameras]

The dual pixel autofocus is only good when you are using live view for stills and video. If you plan on using live view, definitely get the 77D as it's barely more expensive than the 800D. If you don't plan on using live view, the D5600 offers slightly better still image quality.

[@affanakela6559]

Dan Watson *thanks a lot sir for this quick response on a old video* *Here I'm with my nxt question, It'll be my first time using a dslr camera so it'll be better to use live view in beginning but later I'll learn to use without live view coz I'll be mostly shooting stills,* *I can stretch my budget a lill, so can you please tell me better cameras than 77d in Canon and d5600 in Nikon at around 1200-1300$*

[@learningcameras]

I would stick with the 77D and look to upgrade your lenses. Here is some of my favorite gear: kit.com/learningcameras/best-gear-for-canon-eos-dslr-cameras

[@affanakela6559]

Dan Watson *_LAST QUESTION_* *And one more thing sir do the no. of autofocus points affects the overall image quality in ideal conditions(for stills)...* *As of 200d is a nice camera, similar to that of 800d but with much less no of* *_af_* *points and a lot cheaper...* *_Also how does it fair's against the d5300_* *Hope I don't irritated you, sorry if I did* 😄😄

[@learningcameras]

The more autofocus points there are, the better the camera will focus on subjects further away from the center especially when those subjects are moving quickly. The 200D also loses a few buttons, doesn't shoot as fast, and can't shoot very many images in a row so it just depends on your needs.

[@maxysurvivorsucks]

Does the 77D have the multiples of 160 ISOs?

[@learningcameras]

No, 200, 400, 800 ect

[@casanchez1980]

Can you do flash at HSS with the 80d?

[@imagephotostudio5361]

plesae help me 77,800,80 witch one

[@learningcameras]

77D unless you are planning on upgrading to full frame later or getting into more pro photography, in which case get the 80d

[@esphotography6217]

Does the SL2 have -3Ev in the central focus point?

[@dswatson83]

No, I'm almost positive it is -.5EV

[@esphotography6217]

Daniel Watson thank you!

[@c0pyimitati0n]

Back button focus is a necessity!!! I don't want to refocus every time I snap a pic..

[@timelord2222]

According to Canon's own specification sheets, these two cameras are EXACTLY the same. It's just the body and layout that's different.

[@nilanjandhali9409]

plz compare nikon d5600 with t71....

[@meenakshijamdade7469]

Which camera is better Dan m6 or t7i?

[@learningcameras]

Until Canon has better lenses for the M cameras, I would get the T7i for sure. Their mirrorless has barely any decent lenses right now. The T7i is on sale right now too: amzn.to/2wpVVuV

[@puneets060]

I bought canon 77d two weeks before with 18-135mm lens great experience n fast autofocus Can you suggest me which 2nd lens should I buy 70-200mm f/4L IS USM or 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM

[@learningcameras]

I love constant aperture lenses like the 70-200 F4L. That and a good prime lens like the 50mm F1.8 STM would be great options: amzn.to/2p0TwlW

[@rosepark7103]

Wow i am even more confused now...i was leaning towards the 77d then i looked at the specs of the 80d and was super sure of my next purchase even though i just purchased the t6i (i am laughing at myself) all this is so new too me but i have been a camera photographer for my family not professional at all (but you cant tell me I’m not) thanks too my 7plus...lol thanks for the help albeit I’m more confused 🤷‍♀️ now 😢

[@learningcameras]

So the good news is the 77D, T7i, and 80D are all pretty much identical as far as quality is concerned. The difference lies with things like the body handling, custom buttons, battery size, 2nd screen....things like that. The 80D's larger battery would be better if you do all day shooting and the larger grip and better build quality will last longer and handle larger lenses better. The T7i/77D would be better if you are trying to keep things smaller/lighter/cheaper but still get the same quality. You miss out on some more pro end options/custom buttons but probably nothing you can't live without. Hope that helps a little!!! Here is my recommended gear for those cameras: kit.com/learningcameras/best-gear-for-canon-eos-dslr-cameras

[@Places4u]

Please do a video on the flash speed sync, iam a beginner and that topic I don't know a lot about

[@Lesterandsons]

I have theT7i it's a good camera, very comfortable even when you shoot manually the Q/P is fine. It's price allowed me to buy a 10.18 efs.

[@Vishal-vf8yb]

How is it for photography ?

[@ianholmes5951]

So I am trying to start a photography business as well as begin making videos. I have a budget of around $1000 (I am 17) and I have a few wants/needs for a camera. These include: Sharp image quality, at least 6 fps shooting, at least 1080p 60fps (slow motion is something I will be doing) but 4k would be much better, at least 20000 iso, wi fi and bluetooth as well as time lapse mode would be nice, tilting display, good auto focus, microphone port (not necessary but it would be nice), a touch screen would be great, Environmental sealing would also be nice, lots of lenses to choose from. So those are my needs/wants in a camera, It will be for everything from landscape photography, to product photography, portraits and the video will be used just as much. I have narrowed my search to 2 camera that I have found and can get for the same price right now. They are the Canon T7i and the Sony a6300. The kits I found have the following: Canon T7i, EF-S 18 - 55mm IS STIM, EF-S 55 - 250mm lens, filter, battery charger, 2 batteries and camera bag or the Sony a6300, 16 - 50mm lens, battery and charger. Both kits cost the same. I am having trouble deciding, I like the T7i for the ease of use i.e. touch screen, fully articulating, lots of lens options, good button layout, classic dslr feel and the 60fps 1080p is the only reason I want to pay more for it over the T6i which is $500 off at the moment as I want to do slow motion. But I am disappointed that it doesn't have 4k which is why the sony a6300 is nice. I like the 4k capabilities and the 1080p 60fps. Really both cameras have similar photography capabilities. But I am disappointed that the sony a6300 doesn't have a touch screen and the numerous articles about sony a6300's over heating are worrisome as well as the poor button layout. Anyways, my question is which of these 2 packages is the better option for my needs as both are the same price and if you have a better option to recommend please let me know! Thank you very much and I hope to hear some replies soon as the deals are time sensitive. Thanks.

[@learningcameras]

Hey, your comment got thrown in a spam folder for some reason so sorry for no response! It's a tough choice between those 2 cameras and there is no clear winner for the reasons you stated. The a6500 does give you a touch screen but it's more expensive. I wouldn't worry about overheating unless you are doing long recordings 30+ minutes in hot weather with direct sunlight and the T7i is definitely worth the upgrade from the T6i. The a6300 is definitely better quality but that flip out touch screen on the Canon is amazing.

[@vaporjoes]

Picked up a near mint 77D body on ebay for just over $300.00. I have the T7i. 77D is older, but far superior.

[@kainty]

Hey there. I want to get a camera,is the T7i good for photography???

[@fahddanazimi2434]

m50 or t7i... What do you think

[@learningcameras]

T7i. M50 lenses suck which is the biggest reason. Only get the M50 if you will be using the kit lens and never plan on getting much more.

[@fahddanazimi2434]

@@learningcameras thanks, i appreciate.

[@mr.dipuee501]

i need canon 77D battery grip [Canon orginal] PLEASE HELP...............................................

[@anthonymartin777]

It is not clear for me; 80D has not 24p video,is heavier ,more expensive,lower processor ,no 5 axis stabilizer,no bluetooth

[@thesekicks.]

the 77D is basically the new 760D and I think it should have been called the 810D

[@maruwaanmoses]

Jay McCaughrean never thought about this, but you're right lol

[@billkaroly]

Neither has a battery grip option except the 80D.

[@BolermieWorldwide]

All Canon DSLR's have battery grip options.

[@RPMac]

T7i and 77d...have Digi 7 sensor....80d has Digi 6 !!!!!.... So looking more towards the newer more recent sensor.....80d is more " pro ".... But in construct and some processing features....and higher shutter speed.....

[@learningcameras]

So the Digic is a processor not a sensor so it will not really have any effect on image quality except possibly some better jpeg image processing

[@ryanmanion465]

can't wait to see if i win. i have a crappy camera for my channel, but i need a dank camera

[@ArifKhan.]

So torn! :( Ended up getting an M6. lol

[@learningcameras]

haha. If only there were some decent lenses without adapters, I would recommend it more. That said I still have my original EOS M and can't bring myself to sell it. I use it with the 22mm F2 which is a great combo and then use adapters for everything else. The 22mm F2 is my only native lens for the M

[@ArifKhan.]

My 'main photography gear' Nikon. But for running around with the kids and vacation stuff (with video) and maybe some light youtubing, I picked up the M6 canon. I get 80D, 77D, T7i quality in i a much smaller package. So it's still great quality for those purposes...and with the 22mm F2 that I have my eye on, it may prove to be pretty decent setup. :) Great review by the way. Keep it up. Cheers! :)

[@kevywilliams3304]

Back button is extremely important! You get all set up on a tripod and your waiting for a bird to bath and throw water around . You back focus one time ! Then wait to shoot !!!

[@felipehenaovideo]

80D is the Queen!!

[@GregorMima]

If you really wanna go for Canon, grab the 80D. If you want a better Cam grab the Fuji XT2 or Sony 6500.

[@StefanGenov7]

T7i please

[@Dataanti]

atm the 77D is cheaper then the T7I in canada :D

[@dryogi4055]

Good cameras indeed, but can't stand the toy-look (and name) of the 7i. The red Rebel logo is awful and is widely criticized by purists like me. It's a pity because the 7i is one of the best entry level DSLR cameras in the market. I would go for the 77D and if you need better weather protection, better battery, pentaprism instead of pentamirror, and better body construction, go for the 80D. The 80D also has the full tilting screen. It's heavier though. Thanks for the video.

[@StefanGenov7]

Great review.

[@mathewmclean9128]

It's been several years since the 7d II was launched... With my luck, I'll go for one of these cameras and the next week, Canon will launch the 7d III or an 8d.

[@donsullivan6199]

The screen on top is a gimmick but it does make it look professional.

[@marathawarrior9898]

Why 77d is professional..??.feature ??

[@JohnRetiredLongAgo]

77d is for me

[@ANDROIDSHASHNI]

77d is like $5-6 cheaper than 800d in India amazon XD

[@belosisters826]

me plz i record on a ipad

[@WMaste]

t7i

[@inspirationalprayers4642]

You are very handsome God bless you for this great review.....

[@smokejc]

Odd