Moving images aren't entirely negated, of course, with the camera capable of handing Full HD 1080p capture, including both a microphone and headphones sockets for the videographers out there. It's only the lack of 4K capture which sees some competitors, Panasonic GH4 included, offer more.

I'm loving this camera so far. I just upgraded from the Rebel T6 and it definitely feels more sturdy and it takes better photos. I'm loving the AF system and everything about this DSLR. I plan to use this for a long time.

I bought this as an upgrade to my 700d, and so far so good. It's only been a week so I haven't got to use all the features. It's heavier than the 700d, but can do so much more. I'm semi pro and it's handl8ng of different situations is very good. I would definitely recommend it.

It's a Canon so you get what you pay for; Good reliable quality

The camera doesn't come with cables; Small thing but would definitely make a difference

cNet posted pricing from various sources, but didn't check whether they are quoting pricing of the model reviewed. 42nd Street, was using an older model lens, neither STM or USM.

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Bad Pricing

Had a Canon 500D since 2010 which I upgraded last year with the addition of EF-S 15-85mm lens. This year, after much research, I upgraded the body to the 80D. It's pricey for an enthusiastic hobbyist, but worth it!

If I was given the choice, I would buy this product in a heartbeat. I'm not a big 4K Person, so 4K doesn't bother me. I would have, though, liked to have the choice of ALL-I 1080p at 60fps for better mastering and color rendering in post-production.

a) This camera is FAR more solidly built than I had expected I initially thought it would be a simple "body upgrade" from a Canon Rebel T2i; but the build quality of the camera; along with the substantial weathersealing that this camera has; makes it a more balanced camera when dealing with...

a) My 24-70 doesn't always play nice with this camera; Some lenses may need calibration via AFMA (Autofocus Micro Adjustment) in order to do their best on this camera; That being said, I really have to pixel peep to make this condition happen, and most of it is because I don't hold the lens ideally...

I bought a new Canon EOS80D Camera, a very nice step up from the Digital Rebel EOS XS. The camera is sold as part of an equipment package, with a 55 mm lens and a 250 mm lens. Both lenses have Image Stabilization and Auto Focus.

I got this to replace my old canon EOS 100d, This camera is premiere league compared to my old on, Picture quality is fantastic, Will need a bit of time to use a lot of the facilities on the camera but what I have used at the moment has been first class.

Love this camera and all the features. I would defiantly recommend to buy at Sam's club because of all the additional features you get with it.