Canon 80D Review 2022 | How Does it Hold Up?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- The Canon 80D was awesome, it was a great, mid level APS-C DSLR from Canon that gave great performance for photo and video but... that was 2016. So how does it hold up now in 2022? Is it still relevant? Does it still have anything to offer now? Let's talk about it.
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I use the 80D professionally to shoot images and video and I’m a Top photographer from the U.K. now -based in California!
I spent 12 years with my first dslr ( rebel XTi ). The last 4 years have really been my maturing as a photographer because, I started doing more like street photography and learning a lot with it. I've basically pushed that camera as far as I could.
I just picked up a 80D with a 11-16mm F2.8 Tokina lense for $700 Canadian. An absolute deal imo. And is an insane upgrade for me. The 80D will definitely open many more doors for me.
Currently on a t5, looking to do the same
I really don’t understand people’s obsession with 4k nowadays. For me it just means heavier files and harder to edit videos for not much of a difference in the average screen…
What I really don’t understand is the obsession with shooting over sampled 4K with a G-Master lens and then putting a pro-mist filter on it.
Facts
There are advantages of 4K too
Agree. Most people don't even watch TH-cam on big screen. They just watch on the phone.
Had 80D for 5years...it really served me till date. I will upgrade to mirrorless now but maximum respect for this camera...
My Canon 80D is used. I bought mine 4 years ago from B&H here in NYC. It's been very good to me. But I do think of upgrading, but not to a mirrorless camera. I have my eyes set on a Canon 5DMIV. I want to stick with DSLR a bit longer since it's being unfairly phased out.
i had my 80d from last year but i just started using mines and i like it but it's a few things i need to know and i'll be straight. like the shutter speed and aperture and then i'll be good. since you and me have the same camera maybe you can help me out
I remember saving up and buying my 80d a month later I was gifted an a6500 and I was mad I bought the 80d . I’ve compared the 1080p to justify it and even the 1080p of a higher quality.
Purchased a 80D from you guys recently. Taking some good photos and nice videos
Fair review. I've got one of these, and they were a real progression from 750D/70D. Dual Pix AF is much better, ISO is equivalent to the 5D III up to 3200. Where it falls down isn't just ISO over 3200, but dynamic range - there just isn't enough and it's a real limitation to canon DSLRs generally, alongside the lack of built in IS. All that said, it's a great little camera if you are looking for an upgrade from 18mp Canon models like the 1200/100/700D. You really see the difference in stills and video.
I got this in December 2017 and I'm packing it now for a trade-in tomorrow. It served me well and taught me a lot. Time to upgrade to a mirrorless full frame.
This is my first camrea bought mine used and I love it so much
"As always" loved your video. Had actually bought a used 80D last year (from Park Cameras no less) rather than a system change to mirroless, for all the reasons you set out, and could not agree more. One question: in your esperience with the 80D what did you set your max ISO at? I'm using 1600 as I found 6400 was poor, but interested in your view. Many thanks.
Good comment - and a good, simple question. Iwas hoping to read @parkcameras’ response but I see he hasn’t responded after 5 months (to any comments in this video) so I won’t be subscribing to this channel
Coming from the 700d to the 40d now to the 80d in my experience ISO 1600 is acceptable but anything above that lacks details and is noisy. But when used in good light, the 80d is a ripper.
solid review. thanks for the effort and sharing. thumbs up.
Considering an 80D vs a Panasonic GX95 because I have a few lenses for each mount. It’s a case of better IQ for stills and robust DSLR grip/handling vs 4K, peaking and IBIS from the Pany. It’s such a tough decision that I may just grab an old FF like the D600 or 6D and add a cheap video camera like the GX85 down the road. Photography is hard on a hobo budget. ;) Nice review, thanks.
What did you go with? The g95 is on sale with 12-60 for 697 usd I had the g95 and liked it. However I’m now focusing on older cameras
Had this camera since 2017 bought it new too wish a had of knew what a know now tho not about the body more on Glass but a can't complain it has brought me into the photography world just owning this love it will be keeping it for a vlog camera when I upgrade to full frame
using Canon EF-S STM lenses with stabilization works great--no jell-o images from IBIS is a pleasure to shoot. Canon has been right about this for as long as I can remember. That is why they were reluctant to use IBIS and slow to adopt it. Plus, I think they hate the hybrid camera concept. Making one always entails compromises.
is a hybrid camera one that does video and photos?
which lens are the efs lens
love this camera. i just bought this camera for my videos... thanks for the review
My first 2 Pro cameras I used was 80D - I own a C300 Mkiii now and also shoot on RED and Arri. I still have 1 80D - one was stollen I take my 80D on vacation for vlogs and photos and it’s still a GREAT camera. The video lacks a bit of dynamic range so sky does blow out but meh! For Vlogging they are still epic cameras
I am also use 80d for wedding cinematography in 2017-2021
2 more points - the Video quality in 1080p still way better then a brand new iPhone - and the auto focus is great 😊
Canon are well built cameras in my experience, I bought the D600 kit way back around 2014 and mostly enjoyed it,tes low light images were very grainy almost upgraded to the 80D,then the 90D came out and was tempted,however I was also interested in full frame and just a few months ago I bought a new 6D mk2, now how does that hold up in 2022? I also bought a second hand Canon 400 mm F4 lens to go with it, and it works well although it's still not got the reach I would like for some of my bird photographs, perhaps I should have invested in a newer system ?
Got my beat up 80D free in a bundle with a Sigma 60-600 and have yet to really try it out. Wish I still had some of my old EF-S lenses, like that lightweight and noisy 55-250.
Such great vibes! Thanks for the info!!
Thanks for this video. I was just looking at a used 80D and thinking, wow this could be an excellent choice. Yes, I am a neophyte in the photography game lol. Purely for pleasure, not professional by any means.
Great video I was looking into a cannon 80d but I should go for something in date, what's a good camera for recording videos for beginners?
Would love two Canon 80Ds and two Canon 90ds
Nice take some photos and show us some of your settings thank you new with this 80d
i just have to subscribe. i dont comment much. but i just love this.
A great review!
lol. I'm still using first generation 7d. considering this for an upgrade.
That exact model fueled the golden age of TH-cam vlogers from Casey Neistat to David Dobrik
Currently using 1200d but I still don’t know if i should upgrade to 80D since I’m dont have alot of spare cash
it's a great camera so which mode you like to take pictures in cause i want to get very good at using this camera
We use it every day
The b-roll of the 80d looks kinda naked without its eyecup! What did ya do with it? 😂 in fact, I bet you lost that lil eyepiece cover that chills on the strap for long exposures, didn't ya?
Looking for a good introduction camera and have found one for sale 40 mins away for €250 with the 18-55 kit lens. Barley used. After seeing this video that sounds like an absolute bargain
I have an 80D. Would you recommend me getting the 18-35 Sigma and later updating to the R7, or I should save and get the Fx30. I only do video. Thanks!
Hey man I’m new to this! How much video footage time can you get out of this camera?
Any good for wildlife photography
Is it good to start with this cam as abegginer
Damn people out here shooting 10k iso without issues? I can barely stand my camera 800 iso
interesting content.
what is the best and cheapest, widest angle lens for the Canon 80D? I have the 18-135mm lens but that is not wide enough for what I wanna do.
tokina 11-16
Ничего не поняла, но собираюсь купить Canon 80d
I have Canon 80d
it would help if reviewers (particularly Millennials, et al) would have a reasonable discussion of something without using the word "perfect". There is ~ no ~ perfect camera, and if there ~ was ~ most Millennials could not afford it. Otherwise, the review was succinct and useful! Thank you!
4 min video tops....
I'm watching at 480p HAGAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHA
Hey! I'm just starting..would you like to donate it to me . I would make a whole video saying thank 😊