As we have already said here, Canon launches the Canon 77D and T7i EOS cameras as the first camera in a new range that falls between entry-level models and professional cameras. In this article we will show the main differences between the Canon 77D and the Canon 80D, which is not that far off in terms of quality.
The Canon 77D DSLR uses a pentaspejo viewfinder and the Canon EOS 80D uses a penentaprism. The difference between these two is that the pentaprism is a screen with 5 prism-shaped mirrors, as the name suggests, that transports the image to the viewfinder. the image is reflected on its sides until it reaches the viewer in an unverted way, while the penopsideroir returns the inverted image.
- The Canon DSLR 77D exceeds 5 frames per second released on the EOS Rebel T4 and T4i lines and supported by the EOS T6i and T6s cameras.
- When the Canon 80D can reach up to 7 frames per second.
With a lower capacity camera battery (1040 mAh), the Canon 77D camera lasts approximately two hours and forty minutes (2:40 hours) with direct recording, while the 80D uses a larger capacity (1800 mAh) and can reach up to three hours of recording (3 hours). ).
The Canon 77D has a maximum shutter speed of 1/4000s while the 80D can make 1/8000s.
The synchronization and flash speed for the camera flash have little variation between the Canon DSLR 77D, which has a maximum flash synchronization speed of 1/200 s compared to the 1/250 of the EOS 80D.
The Canon 77D DSLR uses a 4-way navigation keyboard instead of 8, among other minor differences that make navigation easier.
The novelty of the Canon 77D EOS Rebel camera is the Bluetooth connection that will allow connection between other devices, such as smartphones, and facilitate control by applications, the EOS 80D gun also allows this tool, but only on wi-fi devices. What changes is the headphone jack, the EOS 77D doesn’t have it.
The Canon 77D uses 5-way digital image stabilization, which does not make the 80D.