Further Confirmation of EOS 77D, EOS Rebel T7i & New Kit Lens for CP+

[Canon Rumors Guy]

We <a href="http://www.canonrumors.com/canon-eos-77d-coming-soon-cr2/">reported back in December</a> that we would be seeing an EOS 77D and EOS Rebel T7i announced ahead of either CES or CP+. We expect to see these two cameras announced in the coming week.</p>
<p>Below is further confirmation from NokiS___a.</p>
<p><strong>Canon EOS 77D </strong>(Replacement for T6s)</p>
<ul>
<li>Body · 18-55mm kit · 18-135mm IS USM kit</li>
<li>SKU: 1892C001</li>
<li>Product name in Japan is not confirmed</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>Canon EOS Rebel T7i </strong>(Replacement for T6i)</p>
<ul>
<li>Body · 18-55mm kit · 18-135mm IS STM kit</li>
<li>SKU: 1894C001</li>
<li>Product name in Japan is unconfirmed (Kiss X9i?)</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/4-5.6 IS STM</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>SKU: 1620C001</li>
<li>Formal product name is unconfirmed (only focal length and F value and STM confirmed)</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>Canon BR-E1</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>SKU: 2140C001</li>
<li>Remote controller?</li>
</ul>
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[ajfotofilmagem]

A new 18-55mm, darker than usual. ???
F4-5.6 instead of F3.5-5.6

Perhaps a more compact model?

 

[Canon Rumors Guy]

A new 18-55mm, darker than usual. ???
F4-5.6 instead of F3.5-5.6

Perhaps a more compact model?

Hopefully a little more compact and a bit better build quality. I can't tell from the photo I've seen.

 

[Sharlin]

Canon BR-E1

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  SKU: 2140C001
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  Remote controller?

This is a wild guess but perhaps a Bluetooth remote? They could be bringing the Bluetooth LE support in the M5 to the DSLR side too. A remote controller would be an obvious use for the technology.

 

[Etienne]

Maybe interesting if it has DPAF

 

[Canon Rumors Guy]

Maybe interesting if it has DPAF

I'd be surprised if the 77D didn't have DPAF, it has become an automatic feature on Canon DSLRs.

 

[Jopa]

No SL1mk2 :'-(

 

[Etienne]

Maybe interesting if it has DPAF

I'd be surprised if the 77D didn't have DPAF, it has become an automatic feature on Canon DSLRs.

If so, it will make a good vlogging camera, like the 80D only cheaper and lighter.
Also good for interviews as a one man band.

 

[Orangutan]

Maybe interesting if it has DPAF

I'd be surprised if the 77D didn't have DPAF, it has become an automatic feature on Canon DSLRs.

I'm still perplexed that a Rebel would get the XXD designation, making it appear to sit between the 70D and 80D in features. Maybe Canon is preparing to completely change their product designations.

 

[Nininini]

DPAF DPAF DPAF

thanks canon

 

[Chaitanya]

Would be surprised if camera nazi would give us Dpaf in that sub-$1000 camera body.

 

[ajfotofilmagem]

Would be surprised if camera nazi would give us Dpaf in that sub-$1000 camera body.

I never thought "if" Rebels will get Dual Pixel AF.
It has always been a matter of "when" Rebels will get Dual Pixel AF.

 

[9VIII]

No SL1mk2 :'-(

I would love to see an update to the SL concept as well.
I'm not too anxious though since the basic Rebel bodies have never been significantly larger anyway. If they just design the T7i to be compact then it'll be almost as good as an SL2.

 

[IglooEater]

Maybe interesting if it has DPAF

I'd be surprised if the 77D didn't have DPAF, it has become an automatic feature on Canon DSLRs.

I'm still perplexed that a Rebel would get the XXD designation, making it appear to sit between the 70D and 80D in features. Maybe Canon is preparing to completely change their product designations.

I guess Canon will soon have no choice but to mess up the naming scheme for the XXD line soon anyways. After the 80D, the 90D, then what? 100D? I think not. In which case, they may bend the conventions for the surrounding models naming.

 

[ritholtz]

Maybe interesting if it has DPAF

I'd be surprised if the 77D didn't have DPAF, it has become an automatic feature on Canon DSLRs.

I'm still perplexed that a Rebel would get the XXD designation, making it appear to sit between the 70D and 80D in features. Maybe Canon is preparing to completely change their product designations.

I guess Canon will soon have no choice but to mess up the naming scheme for the XXD line soon anyways. After the 80D, the 90D, then what? 100D? I think not. In which case, they may bend the conventions for the surrounding models naming.

My disappointment is with not designing kit lens similar to ef-m 15-45mm lens. I guess Canon not going to do that unless Nikon comes up with one.

 

[Mt Spokane Photography]

Maybe interesting if it has DPAF

I'd be surprised if the 77D didn't have DPAF, it has become an automatic feature on Canon DSLRs.

Canon has said that all new DSLR sensors would have on sensor A-D converters, if they do that, I can't see one without DPAF. Canon likes to reuse the basic sensor designs on several models, it will likely be the same or close to the M5 / 80D.

 

[Nininini]

I imagine it will have 80D specs but:

-no 80D large viewfinder
-no 80D pentaprism, will prolly still be pentamirror
-no 80D weather sealing
-no 80D kelvin settings
-slightly lower battery life
-max shutter of 1/4000 instead of 1/8000 on the 80D
-slightly lower burst

I do think they will have DPAF and that will be marketed as the reason to upgrade.

I'm not sure about the amount of MP, since the 760D did have more MP than the 70D. It's possible these cameras would have 28MP or something.

 

[unfocused]

Naming scheme makes sense. It made less sense to have an XXD line with only camera in the lineup.

Anxious to see what sensor they use. Will it be the same as the 80D or will it be something different?

DPAF, wifi, touchscreen are all givens. Would not be surprised to see at least one f8 autofocus point and possibly more.

 

[Antono Refa]

A new 18-55mm, darker than usual. ???
F4-5.6 instead of F3.5-5.6

Or maybe the camera will have f/8 focus points, and the new 18-55mm will be f/5.6-8.0? Customers love larger numbers...

 

[mb66energy]

Maybe interesting if it has DPAF

I'd be surprised if the 77D didn't have DPAF, it has become an automatic feature on Canon DSLRs.

I'm still perplexed that a Rebel would get the XXD designation, making it appear to sit between the 70D and 80D in features. Maybe Canon is preparing to completely change their product designations.

Maybe it's (one of) the problem(s) of ageing or a world getting more and more complicated: Canons designation system has lost its stringent logics, driven by higher diversification and the limitations of 1- or 2-digit numbers while the 1-digit numbers 4 and 8 are omitted.

Overwise: It prevents me from buying new stuff to often - I really like my 5D and EOS M classic versions to .... take photos.