The 80D is still a great camera to use. You don't need to have a full frame system, you don't need the EOS-R5, it's about the content and the story behind the photo or video and the 80D can do just that and ignite that spark
100%! Especially when you pair it up with a decent lens the images/video that you can produce are great. It’s the lure of new kit that is hard to resist but I’m a big believer in maxing out the camera to its limits before making a new purchase
I have and still use the 80D. It's a great camera. I don't use it for the video but I use it for the photos. It takes awesome pictures. I believe in using something until it can't be used no more. I don't run out and buy the latest and greatest just because I want it. I buy out of need/use. Believe it or not, I still have and use the Canon 1D Mark IV and it still does everything I need and I'll keep using it until it falls apart.
The one guy thought your transitions were too loud, honestly it is just that your voice audio is too quiet, so we have it cranked up. Forget all that mess about -16db or -12db. I believe the same as MarkusPix. And we are both audio guys. Get it to about -3db, not over, and you will be golden. Because it is always better to have to turn down a video a bit than to have to crank it al the way up (like I have it now) to just try and hear you properly. Great video though, I love my 80D as well, still holds up!
I bought a Canon factory refurbished 80D in 2019 and I have never regretted it. I shoot landscape and nature photos and it does a wonderful job. It wasn't long before I added a Canon 70-200 lens and doubler for bald eagle and other wildlife photos. I recently purchased a Canon 24-105 lens for everything else. The 80D performs flawlessly with these two lenses. I couldn't be happier.
The 80D is a fantastic camera. It's so easy to use and it just feels Great! I've shot numerous professional jobs with it and it works out as well as a full frame in 90% of the cases. You can't go wrong even in 2022 if you buy one.
I bought a second hand 80D in 2020 to replace my Rebel T3i (which still use occasionally). It really is a fine camera that I used for wildlife birds etc. In March of 2023 I bought a new 90D making my 80D a second backup camera. The combination of the two on a photo shoot is really good. Both so similar I can go back and forth between them seamlessly. The 90D has my Sigma 100-400 for birds and the 80D has my older Sigma 18-250 for landscapes.
I am a top fashion photographer in Los Angeles and I use the 80D along with other cameras I own, it is a great camera for stills and video. I make $ with the 80D what’s not to like!
I plan on upgrading from a Canon RSx (1000D) that I got in 2008 to an 80D that is in brand new condition that I found on facebook. Going to be a huge upgrade, I'm very excited
I still have 3 80d, and use R6 as main camera, 80d are still great. Use the right lenses and they produced sharp images and video. Before they are my workhorse camera and has served me well. But I think 90d is better for 2022, you have 4k24p and 120fps at 1080p so its a bit of upgrade without breaking the bank.
@@adeyemoolanrewaju390 18-35 1.8 sigma, 24-70 2.8 sigma version 2 and 50mm 1.8 canon. I mostly do wedding video and 18-35 and 50mm is I used the most on engagement shoot and weddings.
@@adeyemoolanrewaju390 also never used cinestyle, just use neutral with contrast -2 and shaprness+1, saturation -2 then colortone default. You can shoot at max 1000 iso with little noise, in lowlight. With r6 though I can shoot almost anything at 25000 iso with no noise its such an amazing camera.
From my experience it’s a great camera to get you started and gives you the chance to upgrade your lenses as you progress through the Canon EF mount 👍🏻
Good camera but today the Canon 1400D is as good and cheaper. The superseded 1300D is almost as good and can be found at discounted prices. Good second hand examples via ebay are even cheaper
My dog chewed up and totally destroyed my old Canon 80D, ive been cursing nd fuming all morning, I was wondering what I can replace it with? I wanted to to use it for video and not photos and never used it on manual, Id like a camera that needs minimal knowledge, I love the video quality of my old Canon 80D
Hi! just wanted to let you know that your audio transitions between titles are kinda loud! hehe try to lower the music a bit during those transitions! Great video overall cheers!
I had the 80D and it really struggled in low light even with a semi wide aperture lens. I liked the features it offered but I got the older 7Dii much better device and superb for wildlife. Sure the 7Dii does not have a tilting screen but the Dual Card slot is bank. The lock on focus, with the 80D, was very disappointing. I think if was as good as the Rebel T7 and that is not saying much lol. There are a lot of people who love the 80D but I was not impressed. Sony A6500 killed the 80D, its biggest drawback was the lack of weatherization like the 80D and robustness but if you look after your gear its all good.
I am planning to pic one up tomorrow. I have a 1300d right now and this seems to be an upgrade in every department and in its price range (£500) I can't find anything better. If I Could stretch my budget further though i would get the new r10.
I went out did no research and bought the Nikon d5000 oh boy was that a mistake I call it a clunker. Instead of making that cool noise it clunks I'm looking for a new camera. There was issues with the d5000 it's a little late to send it back since 2010 maybe it has some value I don't know I will tell them a clunks
I have a canon EOS 500D that I bought in 2010, I love photography but like an amateur, doing nature photos (landscape,flowers,…), also street photography. I’m thinking in an upgrade and one of my choices is the 80D, is a camera from 2016 and I was thinking if it was too old. Some people recommends me to go to a next step with a mirrorless. What do you think? Thanks!
I did a similar move from the 550D to the 80D while I was learning how to use a DSLR correctly. I only made the move to mirrorless (EOS R) when I felt I was ready to progress and had maxed out the 80D to its full potential. Even though the 80D is an old camera it’s a great step forward when you’re learning and won’t break the bank either! Thanks for checking out the video too!
I loved this video! I did had a quick question, I bought the Canon 80D back when it was just released. Since I was just 16 year olds I kinda just got lured into buying it, due to the vlogging trend on youtube. Couple years and barely used my camera I was looking into buying a 16-35mm lens for my camera since I could start learning on, how to shoot real estate videos with it. I have a degree in real estate and would like to extend my skills within the profession by shooting my own content. At the moment I am really considering buying the lens for my canon or just selling my 80D and buy a new body that is more up to date ?
Thanks I appreciate you checking out the video! Great question, I would personally start using the 80D and get to the point where you’re maxing out it’s capabilities before upgrading. As you said, you’ve barely used it so before you spend a lot of money on a newer camera, learn how to use your current camera inside out
I’ve not had my hands on the Sony A7 but I think the 80D is a great camera for a beginner to grow into using as your photography/videography skills develop
I’ve never used the 250D but from the specs they’re very similar. It depends what you’re shooting? If it’s photography and speed is important to you the 80D has higher frames per second. The 80D also has more lens options available
Thanks Jose glad you like the video. There’s lots of ways to find a 80d. Your local camera store, eBay or Facebook marketplace. Try a google search to get started 👍🏻
I currently have the Sl2 but would like to have a second camera for when I start weddings.. would the 80d be a good option? There's one at a steal price- used
It all depends on your experience and budget. If you’re just starting out then the 80D (in my opinion) is a great camera to get started with paired up with some decent lenses
so for my 80d i need to get the 24mm pancake lens 55-250 lens the 10-18 lens i already have the 50mm 1.8 and get the 24-105 and the 24-70? or just get lenses for 80d and not use full frame lenses on a aps-c crop sensor camera
It depends really on what you shoot. I’ve tried to get the lenses that I think will help me with what I photograph or capture video of. My 70-200mm helps me with photographing football session, my 15-35mm is perfect for my RUclips videos and client video shoots. I’ve always had the plan to go full frame too as I develop my skills so wanted to buy lenses that would work on them camera bodies
@@johnmarrs well everybody i run into is telling me to buy me a 24-70 lens so i will see about getting me a 70-200 as well so i don't have to be too close. but for my 80d i will get the 18-35 and the 18-135 and for my full frame camera i will get the 70-200 16-35 50mm 24-70 24mm and i will be done but my sister said for the full frame i only need 24-70 and the 70-200 i will see
Buy DSLR in 2022-2023 to use non SLR features like video, photo in "zombie position" is fundamental mistake. Personally I'm DSLR fan, but not agree with way of argumentation
I’ve never used the 77D before only had experience of the 80D and I highly recommend the 80D for beginners as it’s a nice step into the DSLR world. It won’t break the bank but still has great features for someone wanting to get into photo & video. I’ve used my 80D in light rain and always kept a cloth nearby to keep the water away, I’m always cautious not to go out in too heavy rain that will cause damage to the camera though!
I have both. The 80D has a bigger long lasting battery that allows you to shoot whole day sessions without worrying too much about keepibg a spare battery. Whereas with the 77D, youll need at least 2 spare bat to go through the whole day. Plus with the 77D you lose the time-lapse feature. Having said that there is a considerable weight difference between camera body. The 77D is lighter and easier to carry if you have small hands but has the same ergonomics. Depends on what do you value more but both have been great for me since they are basically the same camera
It comes down to what you’re going to be shooting and if size/weight is a big factor? With the M6 Mark ii being a mirrorless camera it’s lighter and smaller than the 80D. But I do think that the 80D is such a good all round camera especially if you’re just starting out, so the added size doesn’t bother me
The 80D is a good learning camera, it is not a pro device it is for hobby and amateur only. The camera shops said this along with the online retailers. The 90D was a better choice and had 4K video where the 80D was only 1080fhd…..so lame.
The 80D is still a great camera to use. You don't need to have a full frame system, you don't need the EOS-R5, it's about the content and the story behind the photo or video and the 80D can do just that and ignite that spark
100%! Especially when you pair it up with a decent lens the images/video that you can produce are great.
It’s the lure of new kit that is hard to resist but I’m a big believer in maxing out the camera to its limits before making a new purchase
I have and still use the 80D. It's a great camera. I don't use it for the video but I use it for the photos. It takes awesome pictures.
I believe in using something until it can't be used no more. I don't run out and buy the latest and greatest just because I want it. I buy out of need/use. Believe it or not, I still have and use the Canon 1D Mark IV and it still does everything I need and I'll keep using it until it falls apart.
The one guy thought your transitions were too loud, honestly it is just that your voice audio is too quiet, so we have it cranked up. Forget all that mess about -16db or -12db. I believe the same as MarkusPix. And we are both audio guys. Get it to about -3db, not over, and you will be golden. Because it is always better to have to turn down a video a bit than to have to crank it al the way up (like I have it now) to just try and hear you properly. Great video though, I love my 80D as well, still holds up!
I bought a Canon factory refurbished 80D in 2019 and I have never regretted it. I shoot landscape and nature photos and it does a wonderful job. It wasn't long before I added a Canon 70-200 lens and doubler for bald eagle and other wildlife photos. I recently purchased a Canon 24-105 lens for everything else. The 80D performs flawlessly with these two lenses. I couldn't be happier.
The 80D is a fantastic camera. It's so easy to use and it just feels Great! I've shot numerous professional jobs with it and it works out as well as a full frame in 90% of the cases. You can't go wrong even in 2022 if you buy one.
I bought a second hand 80D in 2020 to replace my Rebel T3i (which still use occasionally). It really is a fine camera that I used for wildlife birds etc. In March of 2023 I bought a new 90D making my 80D a second backup camera. The combination of the two on a photo shoot is really good. Both so similar I can go back and forth between them seamlessly. The 90D has my Sigma 100-400 for birds and the 80D has my older Sigma 18-250 for landscapes.
I too have used t3i and now found a used 80d thinking about buying. 😉. Most seem to enjoy the 80d with minimal downside.
I am a top fashion photographer in Los Angeles and I use the 80D along with other cameras I own, it is a great camera for stills and video. I make $ with the 80D what’s not to like!
Great Review. Love my 80D and with the proper investment in the right glass this camera produces EXCELLENT content.
I mainly use the 80D for nature shots - it renders the colors so nicely.
I plan on upgrading from a Canon RSx (1000D) that I got in 2008 to an 80D that is in brand new condition that I found on facebook. Going to be a huge upgrade, I'm very excited
Just wish I couldve get the 80D, but I got 2000D which isnt bad. Be grateful 80D owners.
I have an 80D with such a set of lenses (18-135 and 50 mm 1.8). As an amateur, I am very pleased. Although, I want a Sigma 18-35 1.8 art lens.
I want a Ligma
I'm a beginner and I have the 80d im loving it and photography bug bit me a bit harder after I started using it
It's a great camera that will serve you good, when I got it I sucked since I had to learn manual mode.
I still have 3 80d, and use R6 as main camera, 80d are still great. Use the right lenses and they produced sharp images and video. Before they are my workhorse camera and has served me well. But I think 90d is better for 2022, you have 4k24p and 120fps at 1080p so its a bit of upgrade without breaking the bank.
Which lens do you use with your 80D?
@@adeyemoolanrewaju390 18-35 1.8 sigma, 24-70 2.8 sigma version 2 and 50mm 1.8 canon. I mostly do wedding video and 18-35 and 50mm is I used the most on engagement shoot and weddings.
@@adeyemoolanrewaju390 also never used cinestyle, just use neutral with contrast -2 and shaprness+1, saturation -2 then colortone default.
You can shoot at max 1000 iso with little noise, in lowlight. With r6 though I can shoot almost anything at 25000 iso with no noise its such an amazing camera.
@@exogendesign4582 I have canon 80D, sigma 18-35mm and 50mm 1.8, I do more of photography
Are you looking to sell one of the 80 d’s???
I use the 80D for professional real estate photography. With the amazing EFS 10-22mm it's just 😘 👌
Really thinking about getting the 80D
From my experience it’s a great camera to get you started and gives you the chance to upgrade your lenses as you progress through the Canon EF mount 👍🏻
i love my canon 80d
It’s still a great camera to buy/use in 2022. It’s still used a lot on my shoots
Good camera but today the Canon 1400D is as good and cheaper. The superseded 1300D is almost as good and can be found at discounted prices. Good second hand examples via ebay are even cheaper
My dog chewed up and totally destroyed my old Canon 80D, ive been cursing nd fuming all morning, I was wondering what I can replace it with? I wanted to to use it for video and not photos and never used it on manual, Id like a camera that needs minimal knowledge, I love the video quality of my old Canon 80D
Hi! just wanted to let you know that your audio transitions between titles are kinda loud! hehe try to lower the music a bit during those transitions! Great video overall cheers!
Thanks for checking out the video Carlo and appreciate the feedback! It’s the only way I’ll improve the videos on the channel so thanks! 👍🏻😃
Does 700 sound good for one with a grip , one lens and a flash??
Depends on the condition of the camera. Does it look like it’s been looked after?
I had the 80D and it really struggled in low light even with a semi wide aperture lens. I liked the features it offered but I got the older 7Dii much better device and superb for wildlife. Sure the 7Dii does not have a tilting screen but the Dual Card slot is bank. The lock on focus, with the 80D, was very disappointing. I think if was as good as the Rebel T7 and that is not saying much lol. There are a lot of people who love the 80D but I was not impressed. Sony A6500 killed the 80D, its biggest drawback was the lack of weatherization like the 80D and robustness but if you look after your gear its all good.
I am planning to pic one up tomorrow. I have a 1300d right now and this seems to be an upgrade in every department and in its price range (£500) I can't find anything better. If I Could stretch my budget further though i would get the new r10.
I went out did no research and bought the Nikon d5000 oh boy was that a mistake I call it a clunker. Instead of making that cool noise it clunks I'm looking for a new camera. There was issues with the d5000 it's a little late to send it back since 2010 maybe it has some value I don't know I will tell them a clunks
I'm going to purchase 80 d✨🔥
Great choice of camera! Enjoy! 👍🏻
I bought my 80D in 2017 I got a really nice deal brand new & $500+ dollars off If I were to move up if would be a 90D but that’s a few years away lol.
Sounds like you got a great deal there!
I have a canon EOS 500D that I bought in 2010, I love photography but like an amateur, doing nature photos (landscape,flowers,…), also street photography. I’m thinking in an upgrade and one of my choices is the 80D, is a camera from 2016 and I was thinking if it was too old. Some people recommends me to go to a next step with a mirrorless. What do you think? Thanks!
I did a similar move from the 550D to the 80D while I was learning how to use a DSLR correctly. I only made the move to mirrorless (EOS R) when I felt I was ready to progress and had maxed out the 80D to its full potential.
Even though the 80D is an old camera it’s a great step forward when you’re learning and won’t break the bank either!
Thanks for checking out the video too!
My 80D with my sigma 18-35 🫡 2022 love it
That’s a great combination! How does the Sigma 18-35 perform on the 80D body? Any issues you’ve noticed? I haven’t tried any Sigma lenses yet
@@johnmarrs I love it no problems
I loved this video! I did had a quick question, I bought the Canon 80D back when it was just released. Since I was just 16 year olds I kinda just got lured into buying it, due to the vlogging trend on youtube. Couple years and barely used my camera I was looking into buying a 16-35mm lens for my camera since I could start learning on, how to shoot real estate videos with it. I have a degree in real estate and would like to extend my skills within the profession by shooting my own content. At the moment I am really considering buying the lens for my canon or just selling my 80D and buy a new body that is more up to date ?
Thanks I appreciate you checking out the video!
Great question, I would personally start using the 80D and get to the point where you’re maxing out it’s capabilities before upgrading. As you said, you’ve barely used it so before you spend a lot of money on a newer camera, learn how to use your current camera inside out
Fake estate
Would this make a good youtube studio camera? What is a reasonable price for a used one? Thanks
It would be a great camera to use for a RUclips channel. In the UK they’re being sold used for under £500
Which camera is better for the beginning: Sony a7 or Canon 80d?
I’ve not had my hands on the Sony A7 but I think the 80D is a great camera for a beginner to grow into using as your photography/videography skills develop
What would cause my P80 to shut down on its own while recording video?
250D or 80D?
I’ve never used the 250D but from the specs they’re very similar. It depends what you’re shooting? If it’s photography and speed is important to you the 80D has higher frames per second. The 80D also has more lens options available
Hey excellent video, I would like to get a new 80d but the search is complicated. Do you know where I can get it?
Thanks Jose glad you like the video. There’s lots of ways to find a 80d. Your local camera store, eBay or Facebook marketplace. Try a google search to get started 👍🏻
Is it still worth it in 2024?
How much should you look to pay for an 80D?
It depends if you’re looking to buy brand new or used?
I currently have the Sl2 but would like to have a second camera for when I start weddings.. would the 80d be a good option? There's one at a steal price- used
It all depends on your experience and budget. If you’re just starting out then the 80D (in my opinion) is a great camera to get started with paired up with some decent lenses
Why were the lenses he mentioned?
so for my 80d i need to get the 24mm pancake lens 55-250 lens the 10-18 lens i already have the 50mm 1.8 and get the 24-105 and the 24-70? or just get lenses for 80d and not use full frame lenses on a aps-c crop sensor camera
It depends really on what you shoot. I’ve tried to get the lenses that I think will help me with what I photograph or capture video of.
My 70-200mm helps me with photographing football session, my 15-35mm is perfect for my RUclips videos and client video shoots.
I’ve always had the plan to go full frame too as I develop my skills so wanted to buy lenses that would work on them camera bodies
@@johnmarrs well everybody i run into is telling me to buy me a 24-70 lens so i will see about getting me a 70-200 as well so i don't have to be too close. but for my 80d i will get the 18-35 and the 18-135 and for my full frame camera i will get the 70-200 16-35 50mm 24-70 24mm and i will be done but my sister said for the full frame i only need 24-70 and the 70-200 i will see
I bought my 80d yesterday £600
That’s a great deal! Enjoy your new camera 👍🏻
@@johnmarrs thank you
Buy DSLR in 2022-2023 to use non SLR features like video, photo in "zombie position" is fundamental mistake. Personally I'm DSLR fan, but not agree with way of argumentation
Man, please, fix AUDIO peaks between titles...
Yep learned my lesson with that. This was one of my early videos where I didn’t know that much about editing audio. Thanks for checking out the video
I got my 80D (less than 1000 shutter counts) for $750. LOL
Nicee same here! I found one that had under 50 shots, Everything still in the box for $700 last year with the canon 18-55 kit lens. Its a great camera
80d挺不错的
It still holds up well in 2022 👍🏻
EOS 80D works with a Sigma EM 140dg ringflash ?
The last I checked the 80D isn’t compatible with the Sigma ring flash but there might be ways round that
I'm a beginner, would you recommend this camera vs the 77D?
By it being weather sealed, can you shoot in the snow and rain?
I’ve never used the 77D before only had experience of the 80D and I highly recommend the 80D for beginners as it’s a nice step into the DSLR world. It won’t break the bank but still has great features for someone wanting to get into photo & video.
I’ve used my 80D in light rain and always kept a cloth nearby to keep the water away, I’m always cautious not to go out in too heavy rain that will cause damage to the camera though!
@@johnmarrs I ordered the 90D from Canon, it's refurshibed but I got it for a great deal with a lens kit.
Not tried the 90D but I hear it’s a very good piece of kit to get started with 👍🏻
I have both. The 80D has a bigger long lasting battery that allows you to shoot whole day sessions without worrying too much about keepibg a spare battery. Whereas with the 77D, youll need at least 2 spare bat to go through the whole day. Plus with the 77D you lose the time-lapse feature.
Having said that there is a considerable weight difference between camera body. The 77D is lighter and easier to carry if you have small hands but has the same ergonomics.
Depends on what do you value more but both have been great for me since they are basically the same camera
@@Ceperoduarte7654 Thanks for responding. I have the 90D, and the battery is great.
What camera did you use to film this video bro
I used my Canon EOS R which is a great camera. Actually thinking about getting another one next year
im a beginner so for which one should i go for canon 80d or canon m6 mark ii
It comes down to what you’re going to be shooting and if size/weight is a big factor? With the M6 Mark ii being a mirrorless camera it’s lighter and smaller than the 80D.
But I do think that the 80D is such a good all round camera especially if you’re just starting out, so the added size doesn’t bother me
@@johnmarrs exactly i want to do whildlife photography and weeding photography so with good lenses wich one is good
I don’t think you can go wrong with the 80D. Especially with some many EF lenses to choose from 👍🏻
@@johnmarrs thank you
No problem, thanks for checking out the video 😃
The 80D is a good learning camera, it is not a pro device it is for hobby and amateur only. The camera shops said this along with the online retailers. The 90D was a better choice and had 4K video where the 80D was only 1080fhd…..so lame.