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These are arranged in a grid of 7×7 areas ready for action when using the screen to compose images in live view and video mode.Īs with the 77D and EOS M6, Canon has stuck with Full HD (1920 x 1080) recording for the 800D / Rebel T7i and it’s not possible to shoot 4K video. It all adds up to make the 800D / Rebel T7i’s viewfinder-centric AF system more sensitive than the 750D / Rebel T6i’s so it performs better in low light and when shooting sport and action.Īs Canon has opted for a Dual Pixel CMOS AF sensor for the 800D / Rebel T7i, 80% of the imaging area is covered by phase detection pixels. What’s more, the system is sensitive down to -3EV, 2.5EV darker than the 750D. In addition, the centre point is dual cross type at f/2.8. Cross-type points are better at detecting subjects than standard linear points because they can look for contrast across two planes.įurther good news is that 27 of the points function with lens and teleconverter combinations with a maximum aperture of f/8, and 8 of them are cross type at this aperture. For a start the point count has increased from 19-points (all cross-type) to 45, and they’re all cross-type with lenses with a maximum aperture of f/5.6. In comparison with the 750D / Rebel T6i, the EOS 800D / Rebel T7i has a much improved focusing system for use when composing in the viewfinder. And while the ‘limitation’ of 920 jpegs is hardly a concern, being able to shoot 27 raw files rather than just 8 is a significant improvement. A 1fps increase in shooting rate may not sound much, but it can make a big difference when you’re shooting action. The Canon EOS 750D / Rebel T6i has a maximum continuous shooting rate of 5fps for up to 940 jpegs or 8 raw files. This can be maintained until the card is full with jpegs or up to 27 raw files – provided a UHS-I card is used.

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If you select the option via the customisation menu, the 800D / Rebel T7i’s ISO range can be expanded to the equivalent of 51,200.Ĭanon EOS 800D (left) and Canon 77D (right) Canon 800D / Rebel T7i Continuous ShootingĪnother benefit of the Digic 7 processor in the EOS 800D / Rebel T7i (and 77D) is that it enables a maximum continuous shooting rate of 6fps (frames per second).

Consequently this allows a more complex noise reduction algorithm to be used and with this in mind Canon has given the 800D / Rebel T7i a standard sensitivity range of ISO 100-25,600, 1EV higher than the ISO 12,800 standard maximum of the 750D. This sensor is paired with a Digic 7 processor, which according to Canon, can handle up to 14x more data than the Digic 6 engine found in the EOS 750D / Rebel 6Ti. And while this may be the same resolution as the Canon 750D and 760D, we’re told that the sensors have not been seen before and they have a new, top-secret design. Like the Canon 77D and Canon EOS M6, the Canon 800D has an APS-C sized sensor with 24.2 million pixels. It has a lot in common with the more advanced 77D introduced at the same time, but is designed with newer photographers in mind. It sits in Canon’s entry-level range of SLRs, offering a more sophisticated collection of features than the 100D and 1300D beneath it.

CANON EOS REBEL T7I BOKEH LENS UPGRADE

The Canon 800D (known as the EOS Rebel T7i in the US) is an upgrade to the Canon 750D (Rebel T6i). Touch sensitive, vari-angle 3.2-inch Clear View LCD II with 1,040,000 dotsĦfps until the card is full with jpegs or 27 raw files.ĥ32g (CIPA testing standard, including battery and memory card) Canon EOS 800D / Rebel T7i Key features Camera Name It all adds up to make a very good entry-level camera that delivers the type of images that will keep photographers of all levels happy. The focusing is fast, the exposure metering reliable, the detail levels high and noise is control extremely well. In addition, there’s a new style interface which is designed to help new photographers take control over their camera and become more familiar with the controls. While it has the same pixel count (24.2Mp) as the camera it replaces the sensor is new and the processing engines has been updated from Digic 6 to Digic 7.Ĭanon has also improved the autofocus systems and included a nippy 45-point phase detection system for when images are composed in the viewfinder. The Canon EOS 800D (also known as the Canon Rebel T7i) replaces the EOS 750D / Rebel T6i in Canon’s entry-level DSLR line-up. 30 second Canon EOS 800D / Rebel T7i review…

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