Buyer`s Guide: Canon EOS Rebel T7i (800D) vs EOS 77D vs EOS 80D
(Digital Photography Review)

In February, Canon announced the EOS Rebel T7i (800D) and EOS 77D, adding two new choices to the company`s already confusing lineup. In this article we`ll break down what separates the T7i, 77D and the existing EOS 80D - and which is the best one for your needs. Spec comparison   Rebel T7i/800D EOS 77D EOS 80D MSRP (body only) $749  $899 $1199 Sensor 24.2MP APS-C CMOS Processor Digic 7 Digic 6 ISO range ISO 100-25600 (expands to 51200) ISO 100-12800(expands to 25600) AF system  Dual Pixel + 45-pt all-cross-type Shutter speed 30 - 1/4000 sec 30 - 1/8000 sec  X-sync 1/200 sec 1/250 sec LCD size/type 3` fully-articulating (1.04M-dot)  Viewfinder mag/coverage 0.82x / 95% 0.95x / 100%(`Intelligent`) Control dials One Two Max Continuous 6 fps  7 fps Video 1920 x 1080 @ 60p/30p/24p Mic jack No Yes Headphone jack No Yes Bluetooth Yes No Battery life (CIPA) 600 shots 960 shots Battery grip No Optional Weather-sealing No Yes Dimensions 131 x 100 x 76mm 131 x 100 x 76mm 139 x 105 x 79mm Weight (CIPA) 532 g  540 g 730 g In most respects, the 80D is the better of the three cameras, which is what you`d expect given its price premium. Let`s break it down into various areas for a closer look. Body & Design What really sets these three models apart are style and build quality. The EOS Rebel T7i is very much a Rebel. It`s compact, plastic and has a single control dial and small-ish optical viewfinder. The T7i, along with the other two cameras in this comparison, has a 3` fully articulating touchscreen LCD. The Rebel T7i`s top-plate controls are all located on the right side. The EOS 77D adds an LCD info display in the place of the mode dial, which moves to the left. The optical viewfinder, LCD and most of the controls a ...