Excellent autofocus, Lovely picture quality, Easy to shoot with
Price is too high, No 4K video, Distinctly dull styling
For the most part the Canon EOS 800D is a very good camera which does pretty much everything it's supposed to do, and does it well. It's not a massive upgrade on the 750D, but the tweaks that have been made add up to enough of a difference to make it wor...
Canon is hardly rocking the boat with the new T7i / 800D – although with the T6i / 750D proving such as success it would have been daft to start from scratch.We're looking forward to testing the new camera out in much more depth, but the new AF system loo...
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Published: 2017-02-15, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
On the one hand the Canon 800D busies the EOS DSLR range and could make that purchase decision more complex. On the other, if you know you want a more accessible camera with a and step-by-step user interface then it makes more sense than the 77D. Plus it'...
Fantastic video performance, Good autofocus, Great colours in images
Dynamic range in average, Pricey, Slower kit lens
The answer to this question is kind of yes. But only if you are coming from a Canon DSLR camera. For the beginners, the 800D may not be the best option. Compared to the rest of the EOS line in this price range, the 800D is a fabulous camera. But compared...
Wireless connectivity for easy image sharing, Convenient remote control for wireless control, Ultra fast image stabilization
All in all, the Canon EOS 800D is perfect for both beginner and advanced photographers. It puts in all the great features and specifications of the higher-end EOS 80D into a compact body, along with an affordable price. Image quality is top class and the...
Published: 2017-06-16, Author: Kevin , review by: yugatech.com
Lightweight body, Touchscreen display, Fast autofocus, Improved sensor image processor, Cleaner images on high ISO, Decent details, Wellsaturated, WiFi and NFC on board
Published: 2017-06-09, Author: Kevin , review by: yugatech.com
Lightweight body, Touchscreen display, Fast autofocus, Improved sensor + image processor, Cleaner images on high ISO, Decent details, Well-saturated, Wi-Fi and NFC on board
Toyish plastic build, Lack of 4K video recording
The Canon EOS 800D is a worthy successor to the 750D that further improves on its strengths and weaknesses alike. It has a better sensor, a newer image processor, faster autofocus, and a longer battery life. It's not without faults, of course, as it featu...
