UPDATED: Canon EOS 80D Specifications
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And now , the special characteristics that are going to blow the competition out of the water:
- BLACK!!!
- PLASTICKY!!!!!!
Wake up Canooooooooooooooooooon!!! Do something for us videographers (i'm interested in 5D Mk4 but, looking at 80D's specs i do get a liiiiiiiittle pessimistic)! 4k is turning up on any 200$+ electronic device around the corner and you do nothing about it! Do i have to burn 6000 for a 1Dx Mk2 that makes me look like a construction worker carrying black and white bricks all around; especially if, each week, i have to travel abroad, many times to a country that criminals kill you for a couple of dollars, not for some thousands of them!!!
I don't know if i'll make you the favour to go with the brick, for the time being i don't change my couple of "magic lanterned" 5d Mk3s for RAW video and my trusty Samsung ( yes sir, S6 can make a hell of a 4k video under some good lighting, believe it or not) for 4K clips.
Before someone accuses me of trolling again, please go think, what did i say...wrong...???
Share joy, happiness, luck and love with those who count and care for you. Good evening from Athens.
Yours
Yiannis.
...............................Canon Rumors said:
And now , the special characteristics that are going to blow the competition out of the water:
- BLACK!!!
- PLASTICKY!!!!!!
Wake up Canooooooooooooooooooon!!! Do something for us videographers (i'm interested in 5D Mk4 but, looking at 80D's specs i do get a liiiiiiiittle pessimistic)! 4k is turning up on any 200$+ electronic device around the corner and you do nothing about it! Do i have to burn 6000 for a 1Dx Mk2 that makes me look like a construction worker carrying black and white bricks all around; especially if, each week, i have to travel abroad, many times to a country that criminals kill you for a couple of dollars, not for some thousands of them!!!
I don't know if i'll make you the favour to go with the brick, for the time being i don't change my couple of "magic lanterned" 5d Mk3s for RAW video and my trusty Samsung ( yes sir, S6 can make a hell of a 4k video under some good lighting, believe it or not) for 4K clips.
Before someone accuses me of trolling again, please go think, what did i say...wrong...???
Share joy, happiness, luck and love with those who count and care for you. Good evening from Athens.
Yours
Yiannis.
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Miniaturization? Is that talking about the camera body?
Could this body be the same size as a normal Rebel?
Could it be smaller?
This just got a whole lot more interesting. If nothing else I will buy the 1300D when it comes out (as long as it has the 24MP sensor), but if Canon applies some of the SL design principles to the 80D then I'm absolutely sold.
jebrady03 said:
Miniaturization? Is that talking about the camera body?
Could this body be the same size as a normal Rebel?
Could it be smaller?
This just got a whole lot more interesting. If nothing else I will buy the 1300D when it comes out (as long as it has the 24MP sensor), but if Canon applies some of the SL design principles to the 80D then I'm absolutely sold.
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I'm hoping half this 80D spec list will end up in a 6DII before long.
A fantastic full-frame upgrade for my aging 5DII would be a camera with swivel touchscreen, wifi remote control, DPAF for video, 45 AF points and clean shadows like what Canon seems to be doing with the 1DXII.
I'd settle for any three of those, actually.
I'm hoping half this 80D spec list will end up in a 6DII before long.
A fantastic full-frame upgrade for my aging 5DII would be a camera with swivel touchscreen, wifi remote control, DPAF for video, 45 AF points and clean shadows like what Canon seems to be doing with the 1DXII.
I'd settle for any three of those, actually.
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I think the most interesting spec is the continuous shooting in liveview. It would seem clear that Canon is taking DPAF to the next level and working towards a day (not too far away) in which it will perform at the level of their standard PDAF. Once they (choose to?) do that, they can easily release mirrorless versions of their DSLRs if they want.
I think the most interesting spec is the continuous shooting in liveview. It would seem clear that Canon is taking DPAF to the next level and working towards a day (not too far away) in which it will perform at the level of their standard PDAF. Once they (choose to?) do that, they can easily release mirrorless versions of their DSLRs if they want.
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It was introduced with the 5ds/r
Its about time to ditch the aa filter in cameras with this sort of pixel pitch. It does give a noticable increase in sharpness and moire doesn't seem to be an issue.
If the bit about miniaturization is a new smaller fab process then I understand that is a big deal
IglooEater said:
It was introduced with the 5ds/r
Its about time to ditch the aa filter in cameras with this sort of pixel pitch. It does give a noticable increase in sharpness and moire doesn't seem to be an issue.
If the bit about miniaturization is a new smaller fab process then I understand that is a big deal
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I got big hands and thumbs, I really never had a problem in choosing the AF-Points with the top wheel and the back wheel... the only problem I have with my 70D is correctly using the inner circle of the wheel where the directional buttons are. That's the only bad thing to guess about the ergonomics of the upcoming 80D.
This is definitely no camera to change to as a 70D owner (except the need for better DR and the AF + swivel touch screen), but if the pricing is around 900-1000€, falling down to 850-900 in the coming months, it could be worth considering.
expatinasia said:
I got big hands and thumbs, I really never had a problem in choosing the AF-Points with the top wheel and the back wheel... the only problem I have with my 70D is correctly using the inner circle of the wheel where the directional buttons are. That's the only bad thing to guess about the ergonomics of the upcoming 80D.
This is definitely no camera to change to as a 70D owner (except the need for better DR and the AF + swivel touch screen), but if the pricing is around 900-1000€, falling down to 850-900 in the coming months, it could be worth considering.
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Not that impressive. 60fps is nice I guess.
45 AF points instead of 19...it is actually going to make a huge difference...seems to me the algorithms are at least as important as the amount of focus ponits ... sony with their bazillion focus points often can't track worth a damn...we'll see
Not that impressive. 60fps is nice I guess.
45 AF points instead of 19...it is actually going to make a huge difference...seems to me the algorithms are at least as important as the amount of focus ponits ... sony with their bazillion focus points often can't track worth a damn...we'll see
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10D,20D,30D,40D,50D, at the least, all had joysticks.
granted they were generally priced higher than xxD series has been lately
expatinasia said:
10D,20D,30D,40D,50D, at the least, all had joysticks.
granted they were generally priced higher than xxD series has been lately
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well that makes more sense
PhotographyFirst said:The 5 FPS AIS is for live view DP shooting, I do believe.
Here's a better feature list translation. CR guy missed some portions.
Continuous shooting 7 fps
Continuous shooting with live view 5 fps (AF tracking)
well that makes more sense
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50D - has AFMA
60D - does not have AFMA
70D - has AFMA
So, while I think the 80D will have it, there is some room for doubt since this feature in the xxD line is a perfect example of that 'weird business strategy' that you're lol'ing about...
Nininini said:
50D - has AFMA
60D - does not have AFMA
70D - has AFMA
So, while I think the 80D will have it, there is some room for doubt since this feature in the xxD line is a perfect example of that 'weird business strategy' that you're lol'ing about...
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Is there actually going to be a new 6D? Canon seems to have forgotten to update 1 line in APS-C...the 1200D (T5)....and in full frame, the 6D.
I frankly don't think there will be a next 6D, I think it's the 5D mark IV.
painya said:
Is there actually going to be a new 6D? Canon seems to have forgotten to update 1 line in APS-C...the 1200D (T5)....and in full frame, the 6D.
I frankly don't think there will be a next 6D, I think it's the 5D mark IV.
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well that sounds potentially a lot better
If by "adopts a new minaturiztion" process they mean they are giving the sensor on chip ADC and so on.
And if they mean they are really giving it tons of f/8 points like the 1DX2.
And it seems it does do 7fps after all.
The only lameness would then be the way they hold back video and make it so crummy compared to literally everyone else these days.
hubie said:
well that sounds potentially a lot better
If by "adopts a new minaturiztion" process they mean they are giving the sensor on chip ADC and so on.
And if they mean they are really giving it tons of f/8 points like the 1DX2.
And it seems it does do 7fps after all.
The only lameness would then be the way they hold back video and make it so crummy compared to literally everyone else these days.
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