EOS 800D vs 77D vs 80D

[photoflyer]

With that said other than the weather sealing,

After a recent experience I am sold on weather sealing. Having said that, it would really be moot if you pair a weather sealed body with a non-weather sealed lens.

Get the 77D and with with savings another lens.

 

[weepete]

Or 90D supposedly coming later this year.

80D is getting a bit long in the tooth now I think though still a good camera. At 5 fps it's a bit slow for widlife or sports though, but that may not be what you are looking for.

I use my top LCD a lot to setup, I'd be loathe to give that up. Really though if I was starting again I'd probably go Nikon for their excellent sensors and higher MP count.

 

[zombiesniper]

The 80d is 7fps which is on par with other cameras in it's price range.
Comparison with the 77d. For the extra money the 80D provides the following, 1 more fps, weather sealing and the ability to micro adjust your focus.

For me to shoot wildlife two things are mandatory in a camera. Weather sealing and the ability to adjust the focus. You can have the most expensive lens/body combo in the world but if they factory tolerances don't line up, you're no better off than shooting with a kit lens.

 

[weepete]

The 80d is 7fps which is on par with other cameras in it's price range.
Comparison with the 77d. For the extra money the 80D provides the following, 1 more fps, weather sealing and the ability to micro adjust your focus.

For me to shoot wildlife two things are mandatory in a camera. Weather sealing and the ability to adjust the focus. You can have the most expensive lens/body combo in the world but if they factory tolerances don't line up, you're no better off than shooting with a kit lens.

I stand corrected then, I just quickly looked at a google search and managed to pull off a figure when shoting raw and while the buffer is clearing.