Canon just announced the EOS 80D Digital SLR camera, which replaces the EOS 70D. The affordably priced, $1200 DSLR camera (body only) adds a new 45-point auto-focus system, 24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor, ...
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Hot on the coat tails of the introduction of its high end 1DX Mark II DSLR, Canon today has announced the EOS 80D DSLR as well as the first in a series of new lenses, the EF-S series. The 80D is the ...
Canon has announced the EOS 80D (its follow-up to the 70D), another videographer-pleasing DSLR which looks set to deliver the goods whether it's shooting stills or video that does it for you. With a ...
The Canon EOS 80D was released back in 2016. Three years later, Canon has decided it’s time for an upgrade, and the new EOS 90D brings many improved features, including a higher-resolution sensor.
The Canon EOS 90D from the outside looks almost identical to the Canon EOS 80D, but it's the internal components and specifications that offer the biggest upgrades, with the new 90D featuring an ...
The Canon EOS 80D is available for £999 body only, which makes it reasonable value for money, although we would expect this to drop over time as it is more than a number of competitors: Nikon D7200, ...
Canon got onboard with Wi-Fi connectivity in its cameras relatively early on, and also includes NFC (Near Field Communication) in some of its models – including the 80D. This enables the camera to be ...
Though it's now a generation old, and there are lots of mirrorless competitors, the 80D is a good, solid, mid-level camera for those who have no need or desire for the absolute latest tech. It's got a ...
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