It's nearly five years on, but this video review was indirectly gratifying for me. About 18 months ago I replaced my *ancient* Rebel XT / 350D (!) with a T8i / 850D. It's basically the 800D / T7i with 4k video, a rear dial and some other relatively minor niceties. I initially had my sights on the 80D at the time. But after reading reviews I ended up not being able to justify an extra ~$1,000 for the 80D given where I live (Louisiana, USA) and the limited landscape opportunities it offers. That money could be better spent elsewhere. Given all the naysayers decrying the death of the DSLR and rise of mirrorless, I wasn't sure I had spent my money wisely. But I think I have, and it's nice to hear basically the same thing from others more experienced and knowledgeable. I don't have L quality lenses (Sigma 17-70, Canon 70-300 IS USM) but with a little care I can get decent images. Thanks for the informative review.
@@yas2wins it has 4k but cropped at 2.6x also at 4k dual pixel af won't work.... so it's not very practical... the m50 only has a very few lenses which is why I'm not giving it an edge
Thanks, i was a bit nervous about learning the camera settings, but when i saw the guided menu, i knew that was exactly the kind of training wheels i needed. Most importantly i don't feel lost when i'm switching modes to try something new. Also i'm going to Oregon to film the total solar eclipse on August 21st. Do you have any advice that might help ?
+Matt Duden I'm jealous. Even when the eclipse is full the corona will still be very bright. You might get away with shooting without ND filters (practice by shooting the moon) but when it's not full I would use ND filters otherwise you'll struggle to expose anything and it's not ideal exposing your sensor to the sun like that either. I'd go with a six stop. Hope that makes sense. Just some thoughts off the top of my head.
I have had the T3i since 2011 and it has been terrific. It was a compromise because it was all I could afford at the time but it has served me quite well. The 800D/T7i sounds like a great improvement on mine.
Just shows you don't need a pro camera to great photos. These entry level cameras are just as good. I own the canon 700D and took great photos. You can have as much fun with these cameras as pro cameras.
Honestly, it is the lens that matters more than body IMO. A quality lens and a good understanding of your settings is worth more than going up to an 80D or beyond.
Pro cameras let you take great shots most of the time with great focusing and metering system. Where in no-pro cameras you may take great shots, accidentally!
June 29th in 2020. Just bought this camera. Owned a 550D aka T2i. I put that thing through so much abuse over 5 years in every corner of the world and every harsh climate from -30 in blizzards to blazing dry forest fires to brackish and salty humidity in the tropics. I still use it today. My 800D (T7i) has no idea what it just signed on for. I hope it holds up like its older relative. Great video mate. Subbed.. I would like to know how using it over the years played out. Maybe I should start looking at the videos you've made. THis one is my first seeing as I'm researching my purchase post haste.
Great video. I've been a pro photographer for over forty years, and my current camera of choice is the Canon 80D, which is VERY similar to this one. I know there are cameras about that 'measure' better and it doesn't have 4K - though I question the need for that, having owned cameras for a couple of years that DID have it and only having used it once - but it's as good as most people will ever need, especially with the right glass on the front. I've been through my 'full frame' phase, and still gravitated back to Canon APS-C. At the end of the day, if a picture looks right, then it IS right, no matter what it was shot on, and the current crop of Canons - 80D, 800D, 77D etc - are capable of wonderful results, and that dual pixel AF is mind-blowing for video, and much better than the Sonys that people seem to rave about 😀
+Keith Spillett Thanks Keith. Really appreciate this comment and your insight. I agree too. The cameras you mention are capable of pretty much everything photography wise that you throw at them. My main reason for wanting 4k to to upgrade my channel to all 4k content. As much to future proof it as anything else.
Keith Spillett Kevin.... How are you finding the 80d still... I know it's a good video camera but still wise hows it suiting you needs? What kind of photography is it suited too or is it an all rounder... Sorry for all the questions but am a hobbiest 😁 with a canon point and shoot but interested in a camera that's good for landscape but also not to be pigeon holed into one particular style either... Would be good to get a pro's perspective
Keith Spillett I love the 80d specs and very positive reviews.. When upgrading ime switherring on this of Panasonic g9... I do like your wise world's on cropped... What type of photography are you swayed to or do pros have to be open to anything
john obrien just to get the normal photoshoot of my village like Nature, river, sea views, farming, goats, mangoes lotz off stuff.. I hope u got my point wht i want to say... But my budget is around 1000 to 1100 USD$
I appreciate the fact that you showed video features and capabilities. Most reviews only focus on photography but I'm a videographer so this was really helpful
Great review. The 700d is a tough cookie. I dropped mine into the stream at Ashness Bridge, water everywhere. Turned it on and it lit up like a Xmas tree with error messages. Put kit lens and body in separate bags of rice, left them a week and it works fine!
Adam thank you for this great & informative video. I see no reason, other than those obsessed with 4K, wouldn't enjoy & find this camera very useful for a hobbyist photographer or CZcams vlogger. I think you got a real gem for your vlogs.
The only review i need of the 800D! Real stunning view. And your positive outlook in the face of oncoming bad weather is contagious. Thank you good sir!
I know this video is about 5 year old but I just ordered a 77D and thought I might learn something here as this seemed a bit different. Many "photographers" try to do what you did here and do a poor job of it. You did a great job. Tour accent was a bit of a thing for my TEXAS ear, but with closed caption, I made out ok. Thanks, Bill .
Great review Adam! The change in weather was quite dramatic, sadly it did not last. But that's what I like about landscape photography, when we get the right shot it is so much more satisfying.
Thanks for this review which really is the real way to review cameras...out in the field using them. I have been looking to upgrade from my Nikon D3200 and had 3 cameras in mind...the 800D being one of them and your review decided it for me. Good job.
Just bought one last week. I have been out of photography for some time now. Look forward to getting to know this camera better. Thanks for to pointers and inspirational shots!!
This sir is how you review a camera 👌🏾 I was planning on buying the D5600 until I watched this video. Thank you Adam I've ordered the 800D. Could you please make another video of you using the 800D. This was great to watch.
Thank you once again Adam, the camera performed well, you must be happy. I mentioned some time ago that I was thinking about the Canon 80D, well the 800D may be a nice intermediate step up from my 1000D. Thanks for the shots pity the weather didn't hold for you.
Looks great! I think my decision to purchase the 800D was the right 1! I can get a twin lens kit for just under $1K AU, with an 18-55mm & 55-250mm zoom lens. This a good starter? I do a lot of outdoors and wildlife photography and video along with live music video. NEVER realised Britain HAD such beautiful countryside in the Lakes District! Cheers.
was wondering to get the d5600 or the 800d but this video completely sold me out for the 800d! you give really good advice to new photographers like me!
Hi Adam, good old UK weather eh? keeps us all on our toes. Cool shots as usual thoroghly enjoyed the review, I just upgraded from EOS 1000D to the 760D, and its a major step up really looking forward to getting out and about shooting some landscapes.I also just bought the 10-18 lens you used. See you next time, Derek.
Good video and pretty informative. I am a Canon user, and I love using my eos 7Dii however a camera for city breaks, carry-on in luggage, day trip use is a Sony A6600 ! The eye AF is just amazing and thatvis a deal breaker with Canon DSLR cameras.
Great video. Love the location, I used to visit that particular spot frequently after work during the summer months with my Canon 1000d. Must find those pictures.
One of the best reviews i have seen! i am thinking of buying this camera for vlogging and yeah, your review helped me alot! Thanks Man , Appreciated :)
Great vlog ... I just bought a T7i here in Canada and I couldn't find anything to compare - especially the video capability. Now I just need to figure out how all the settings work after shooting with an iPhone and a GoPro for so long. Cheers! Hi
What a great real world review, I really need to get a new DSLR because my 1000D (yeah you read it right) has starting to fail after almost 8 years of abuse. Now I am considering 760D, 77D, or this 800D, after I watched your film, now its clear to me which should I buy.
Good review Adam and looked like you gave the camera a good run out. Be interesting to get your thoughts on how it performs when you do some wildlife photography.
What am I doing wrong? Why do my photos look like high quality cell phone photos? Am I using the wrong lens for close up or landscape? Mine came with a 18-55mm IS STM Lens. Please help! :(
Good review. What do you think about fullframe vs aps-c in landscapephotography? How will full frame improve my photos? Will the full frame improve my photos at all? In my case from Nikon D7200 to Nikon D750
+Jørg Terhart Full frame isn't going to make you a better photographer so won't necessarily improve your pictures. It will improve the potential for capturing better images though. Take my lighthouse shot from the last vlog as an example. That was taken at ISO 3200 to freeze the lighthouse in those dim conditions. It was relatively noisy on the Canon 5D Mark IV but on a cropped sensor camera it would have been unusable. Also there is no crop factor on full frame so a 16-35mm lens is exactly that. You therefore have the option of higher quality glass at the wide end. Eg the 10-18mm Canon and the 10-24 Canon EFs are OK but do not compare to the wide L glass. The upgrade to full frame is one most photographers strive to at some point. I've not come across many who have regretted it. Like I say in the video though you can still capture great landscape photography on a cropped sensor camera.
Thank you for the answer. I am taking pictures, therefore, a camera will not make a difference to the subject. Therefore I asked how I would notice it in my pictures that I took a full frame picture. What I've figured out until now, as you say too, it's in terms of noise I'm going to see the biggest difference. Given the northern lights photo and dark time in the winter, I will follow the market. I think that a Nikon D760 is coming soon.
Most aurora shots are taken as a long exposure though so you can still keep your ISO down so noise shouldn't be a problem. You wont be sorry if you go full frame. Good luck. Appreciate your question.
Nikon D760 does not seem to arrive so soon XD lol. I anyway chose to stick with DX. I print in 90cm with a D5300 and never found a problem, beside, with a 24MP sensor in DX it is really MANDATORY take a still image with a sturdy tripod because those so high MP in DX really are like 45 in FX, just a little shake and your image is to trash. I like hiking a lot and I preferred to travel light and spend less money rather than have FF expansive camera and lenses with more weight to carry. If you apply the good focal length of a DX it returns to you almost the same image (exception for the slightly different bokeh). The rest of the image is only up to you. I am super happy now with a D500 for reportage and streets or travel and a D7200 dedicated to landscapes and star-trails. ;)
Fun video and lots of great info. I've been debating between this camera and the G7X for vlogging but I really feel like I'm leaning more toward the T7I. Thanks again from Texas.
Thanks so much! This is so good to see what the actual results are - most of the other reviews I've seen are all about the specs which doesn't mean that much to me besides comparing numbers :) Did you use any software for the footage (to edit colour etc), or is this the raw video? Thanks again!
+Ashley Hi Ashley. I shoot my video in camera very flat so I can make my adjustments in post production. That's what I did her so it's not totally raw. When you leave the camera to add sharpness, contrast and saturation though it still looks good.
For video i already got one of the best video cameras. I am looking for a good photo camera i am new to the photo scene i did cinematics for 5 years but would love to get ibto photography too
I'm thinking about either getting this one or the new T8i as my first DSLR. I've been shooting with the Powershot SX 410 for the past several years and I really want to go to the next level
That last photo is great! It helped me decide whether to buy the 2 lens kit by Canon. It has the 10-18mm lens and the nifty 50 (50mm f/1.8). I think that's a good deal from Amazon.
Hello Adam i got the canon 200d which is nice size camera with duel pixel focusing i use it for blogging and street photography and i have the canon 700d for my son to use it to see if he likes photography and it’s a grate camera for beginners too yes it’s hunts when blogging good enough for street photography great video I’ll have to see about getting the 800d myself
I was 12 when I started in Photography, that was 50 years ago, its a great camera, however, its taken me a long time to realise that its the photo that counts, not what you take it with. Seen some great shots taken with camera phones. Keep interested, its a hobby worth the effort.
Nice review man. Just one thing. I'm not a vlogger. I shoot photos as hobby. More aligned to landscapes and nightscapes. My Nikon D5600 does okay I'm but thinking about D7500 or Canon 77D next.
Hi Adam, great review and am really enjoying your regular posts - thanks. A side question - what do you use to process and present your timelapses? Have you done a tutorial on this?
Great video! i have 2 questions for you 1) how do you usually carry your camera while hiking. Do you have it attached to the gorilla pod, or do you carry it without it? 2) how do you record while rotating the camera as you have done at 8:42. Some people have a timelaps device on the tripod that can do that with a click of a button, are you using that? thanks again!
+fob Hi mate. Thanks for the questions. When I'm hiking my vlogging camera is in my hand attached to the gorillapod. The main camera is in my bag. The panning shots I just shoot handheld and then add a warp stabiliser in post.
Good point. I'll bear that in mind for the next one. The 10-18mm is one of the most affordable lenses Canon make though, so if you went for that and the body only option you wouldn't be spending much more.
Hi Adam, great review of the 800D! Amazing location too 👍 was wondering what are your thoughts about using a pentamirror viewfinder of the 800D vs. the usual pentaprism viewfinder found in DSLRs, especially when shooting in low light conditions. Cheers mate!
Hi, you did a super video review!! I've a question, what kind of lenses did you had to the 800d when you were vlogging? Because I saw other video review, and when they were filming them selves, they seemed to be closer to the camera although they had the arm outstretched... I don't know if you got what I wanted to ask hah ( I'm not English speaker so I'm not able to ask that in some easier way) Thankss
love the color of that whole video. the camera look awesome. one thing i just noticed, you don't use a strap on your cameras... mmmm. one more thing the background sound by Dan is super!!!
Ye man, you are so lucky, You live in a wonderful place, I wish to go to this place, especially that my studies about nature and agriculture I really wish that
when you consider sony a6000 and canon 800D which one is better in your opinion ? i'm a beginner for DSLR photography. even after extensive amount of researches in both the cameras i still prefer your honest answer on this. cheers viki.
It's nearly five years on, but this video review was indirectly gratifying for me. About 18 months ago I replaced my *ancient* Rebel XT / 350D (!) with a T8i / 850D. It's basically the 800D / T7i with 4k video, a rear dial and some other relatively minor niceties. I initially had my sights on the 80D at the time. But after reading reviews I ended up not being able to justify an extra ~$1,000 for the 80D given where I live (Louisiana, USA) and the limited landscape opportunities it offers. That money could be better spent elsewhere. Given all the naysayers decrying the death of the DSLR and rise of mirrorless, I wasn't sure I had spent my money wisely. But I think I have, and it's nice to hear basically the same thing from others more experienced and knowledgeable. I don't have L quality lenses (Sigma 17-70, Canon 70-300 IS USM) but with a little care I can get decent images.
Thanks for the informative review.
Who else is here before buying a camera?
Just to make sure, I'm getting the right one ;-)
@@MikkeMan how bout the canon M50?
It's better
@@yas2wins yeah why not
@@yas2wins it has 4k but cropped at 2.6x also at 4k dual pixel af won't work.... so it's not very practical... the m50 only has a very few lenses which is why I'm not giving it an edge
why would you watch a review after you already bought it lol
I just bought an 800D as my first camera & i love it
+Matt Duden Good to hear Matt. Its a superb choice for your first camera.
Thanks, i was a bit nervous about learning the camera settings, but when i saw the guided menu, i knew that was exactly the kind of training wheels i needed. Most importantly i don't feel lost when i'm switching modes to try something new. Also i'm going to Oregon to film the total solar eclipse on August 21st.
Do you have any advice that might help ?
+Matt Duden I'm jealous. Even when the eclipse is full the corona will still be very bright. You might get away with shooting without ND filters (practice by shooting the moon) but when it's not full I would use ND filters otherwise you'll struggle to expose anything and it's not ideal exposing your sensor to the sun like that either. I'd go with a six stop.
Hope that makes sense. Just some thoughts off the top of my head.
That does make sense. Thanks ! Your landscape videos have been a big help. I'll send you some shots & maybe a nice time lapse when it's over.
Sounds good. Look forward to it.
Been practicing photography to Canon Rebel T1i and 700d. from my friends'. Then decided to buy 800D as my first camera. Superb! Best choice ever made.
This is what I call a REVIEW! Greatest review ever :D
I have had the T3i since 2011 and it has been terrific. It was a compromise because it was all I could afford at the time but it has served me quite well. The 800D/T7i sounds like a great improvement on mine.
Just shows you don't need a pro camera to great photos. These entry level cameras are just as good. I own the canon 700D and took great photos. You can have as much fun with these cameras as pro cameras.
Honestly, it is the lens that matters more than body IMO. A quality lens and a good understanding of your settings is worth more than going up to an 80D or beyond.
Pro cameras let you take great shots most of the time with great focusing and metering system. Where in no-pro cameras you may take great shots, accidentally!
@@resgeflegacy3936 factor in the cost. Good lens 2000. Good camera 2000. Gimbal and accessories 2000.
Upgrading to this from my 1300D This week cannot wait!
June 29th in 2020. Just bought this camera. Owned a 550D aka T2i. I put that thing through so much abuse over 5 years in every corner of the world and every harsh climate from -30 in blizzards to blazing dry forest fires to brackish and salty humidity in the tropics. I still use it today. My 800D (T7i) has no idea what it just signed on for. I hope it holds up like its older relative. Great video mate. Subbed.. I would like to know how using it over the years played out. Maybe I should start looking at the videos you've made. THis one is my first seeing as I'm researching my purchase post haste.
Same 2 cameras. Very pleasant to use.
Great video. I've been a pro photographer for over forty years, and my current camera of choice is the Canon 80D, which is VERY similar to this one. I know there are cameras about that 'measure' better and it doesn't have 4K - though I question the need for that, having owned cameras for a couple of years that DID have it and only having used it once - but it's as good as most people will ever need, especially with the right glass on the front. I've been through my 'full frame' phase, and still gravitated back to Canon APS-C. At the end of the day, if a picture looks right, then it IS right, no matter what it was shot on, and the current crop of Canons - 80D, 800D, 77D etc - are capable of wonderful results, and that dual pixel AF is mind-blowing for video, and much better than the Sonys that people seem to rave about 😀
+Keith Spillett Thanks Keith. Really appreciate this comment and your insight. I agree too. The cameras you mention are capable of pretty much everything photography wise that you throw at them.
My main reason for wanting 4k to to upgrade my channel to all 4k content. As much to future proof it as anything else.
Keith Spillett
Kevin.... How are you finding the 80d still... I know it's a good video camera but still wise hows it suiting you needs? What kind of photography is it suited too or is it an all rounder... Sorry for all the questions but am a hobbiest 😁 with a canon point and shoot but interested in a camera that's good for landscape but also not to be pigeon holed into one particular style either... Would be good to get a pro's perspective
So which 1 wil be better
Canon 80d or 800d.??
Keith Spillett I love the 80d specs and very positive reviews.. When upgrading ime switherring on this of Panasonic g9... I do like your wise world's on cropped... What type of photography are you swayed to or do pros have to be open to anything
john obrien just to get the normal photoshoot of my village like Nature, river, sea views, farming, goats, mangoes lotz off stuff..
I hope u got my point wht i want to say... But my budget is around 1000 to 1100 USD$
I appreciate the fact that you showed video features and capabilities. Most reviews only focus on photography but I'm a videographer so this was really helpful
Kimxni same here i was also searching for this type review
Amazing review man. Love the real world use! Makes a change from people sat in a room talking about it. Thank you!
7:46 I just couldn't believe that this was not in 4K mode. Amazing!
Great review. The 700d is a tough cookie. I dropped mine into the stream at Ashness Bridge, water everywhere. Turned it on and it lit up like a Xmas tree with error messages. Put kit lens and body in separate bags of rice, left them a week and it works fine!
+Paul Radford It's very satisfying when they come back to life. As long as it's not saltwater.
Wow. that macro shot, though. My mouth was agape at that. Nicely done.
You just made my choice of my first camera so easy 😀
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Adam thank you for this great & informative video. I see no reason, other than those obsessed with 4K, wouldn't enjoy & find this camera very useful for a hobbyist photographer or CZcams vlogger. I think you got a real gem for your vlogs.
You guys live in such a stunningly beautiful part of the world.
The only review i need of the 800D! Real stunning view. And your positive outlook in the face of oncoming bad weather is contagious. Thank you good sir!
I'd love to give you credit as this is one of a kind video. Practical and straight to the point. It is worth every minute and second all on the way.
Very good video! Nice explanation and fabulous shots!
I know this video is about 5 year old but I just ordered a 77D and thought I might learn something here as this seemed a bit different. Many "photographers" try to do what you did here and do a poor job of it. You did a great job. Tour accent was a bit of a thing for my TEXAS ear, but with closed caption, I made out ok. Thanks, Bill .
I literally cried at 04:28 .
Thank you period.
Anyway...I've always wanted to have a nice camera to catch those little beautiful moments
Lovely! Thank you for your review. As a Canon (and Panasonic) user, I am willing to wait for a Canon-like T7i Camera with 4K. It has to happen!
I has now.. the canon 850D shoots 4k
Your positive attitude and love for Photography just makes me smile. I love following you. Thank you for your videos!
Bought this amazing camera few weeks ago and i just love it. This review helped me to choose this camera so BIG THANK YOU First Man Photography. :)
Great review Adam! The change in weather was quite dramatic, sadly it did not last. But that's what I like about landscape photography, when we get the right shot it is so much more satisfying.
Thanks dude. Yeah, we're always kept on are toes and there's always a new challenge.
Your videos are very beautifully done...very enjoyable experience you've got another new subscriber from INDIA ..keep up the good work brother 👍
I'm happy I have this camera :D
I'm also happy to use my Fujifilm X100F
The music is really get along with the scene. Thank you for the review!
Always love your videos, i have an 800D use it for filming my videos and landscape photography great camera for switching between different modes
This is the kind of review I am looking for. Thank you. All the best.
I wish I could afford one, 800D is my favourite camera of all time.
Thanks for this review which really is the real way to review cameras...out in the field using them. I have been looking to upgrade from my Nikon D3200 and had 3 cameras in mind...the 800D being one of them and your review decided it for me. Good job.
Just bought one last week. I have been out of photography for some time now. Look forward to getting to know this camera better. Thanks for to pointers and inspirational shots!!
This place is stunning
Thank you for more than a static headshot. Being out and using a camera is part of the inspiration.
This sir is how you review a camera 👌🏾 I was planning on buying the D5600 until I watched this video. Thank you Adam I've ordered the 800D. Could you please make another video of you using the 800D. This was great to watch.
First time I buy DSLR camera and 800D is awesome. I like this so much
Wow what a great video mate! What a great landscape. Really liked your B&W shots and the one at the lake.
I absolutely loved this video! The landscape is gorgeous!
+NeziNapps akaNezi Thanks. Really glad you liked it.
Thank you once again Adam, the camera performed well, you must be happy. I mentioned some time ago that I was thinking about the Canon 80D, well the 800D may be a nice intermediate step up from my 1000D. Thanks for the shots pity the weather didn't hold for you.
So glad to found ur channel. I really love the way you explain, also your shots are magnificent. "Subscribed" love everything about it.
Thanks kiara. Appreciate you subscribing.
Great video as always. Thank you for taking the time to review this camera!
+ArfadMisterrfunky You're very welcome.
Looks great! I think my decision to purchase the 800D was the right 1! I can get a twin lens kit for just under $1K AU, with an 18-55mm & 55-250mm zoom lens. This a good starter? I do a lot of outdoors and wildlife photography and video along with live music video.
NEVER realised Britain HAD such beautiful countryside in the Lakes District!
Cheers.
Great video! Just got my T7i and am trying to learn all I can about it. You've been a big help
was wondering to get the d5600 or the 800d but this video completely sold me out for the 800d! you give really good advice to new photographers like me!
Hi Adam, good old UK weather eh? keeps us all on our toes. Cool shots as usual thoroghly enjoyed the review, I just upgraded from EOS 1000D to the 760D, and its a major step up really looking forward to getting out and about shooting some landscapes.I also just bought the 10-18 lens you used. See you next time, Derek.
Ohhhhh I wish you could have stayed there all day and captured the sunset 🌅 I have tried same camera/ I love it! Moon shots are amazing!
My first camera, i haven't explored it though, it has so much.!!
Good video and pretty informative.
I am a Canon user, and I love using my eos 7Dii
however a camera for city breaks, carry-on in luggage, day trip use is a Sony A6600 !
The eye AF is just amazing and thatvis a deal breaker with Canon DSLR cameras.
I bought the 800D too.. it's really amazing 😍
Great video. Love the location, I used to visit that particular spot frequently after work during the summer months with my Canon 1000d. Must find those pictures.
One of the best reviews i have seen! i am thinking of buying this camera for vlogging and yeah, your review helped me alot! Thanks Man , Appreciated :)
I'm really like this camera, it's so good for me.
awesome style of reviewing . Love from India.
The most practical review ever!
You've sold the 800d for me. Excellent job with the video. 10/10. New sub here!
glad to find a british filmed review of this camera this could be my first DSLR just retired so i can afford it
Great vlog ... I just bought a T7i here in Canada and I couldn't find anything to compare - especially the video capability. Now I just need to figure out how all the settings work after shooting with an iPhone and a GoPro for so long. Cheers! Hi
+Streetsandpeaks Thanks. Much appreciated. My video creation series might help you out. czcams.com/play/PLa6Vwwb8Hgm1Ow39in64vtYLTwfjSB-wU.html
What a great real world review, I really need to get a new DSLR because my 1000D (yeah you read it right) has starting to fail after almost 8 years of abuse.
Now I am considering 760D, 77D, or this 800D, after I watched your film, now its clear to me which should I buy.
Good review Adam and looked like you gave the camera a good run out. Be interesting to get your thoughts on how it performs when you do some wildlife photography.
+scotty4418 I'm confident it would do the trick. The autofocus system is quick and it's doing 6fps which is more than adequate.
Great video, I loved how you showed the real world use of the camera! I may buy this and start my Horology channel!
What am I doing wrong? Why do my photos look like high quality cell phone photos? Am I using the wrong lens for close up or landscape? Mine came with a 18-55mm IS STM Lens. Please help! :(
Could be something in your settings. Give this video a try czcams.com/video/0uhG0HvjXGw/video.html
Thank you for your prompt response!
amazing review, gorgeous shots, thanks so much for this!
Q: Are you using an external mic attachment on the camera, I noticed there is hardly any pick up noise from wind etc?
+Tamara J Robati Yes mate. You can check out my full vlogging setup here.
czcams.com/video/_PSK7qETonc/video.html
Good review. What do you think about fullframe vs aps-c in landscapephotography? How will full frame improve my photos? Will the full frame improve my photos at all? In my case from Nikon D7200 to Nikon D750
+Jørg Terhart Full frame isn't going to make you a better photographer so won't necessarily improve your pictures. It will improve the potential for capturing better images though. Take my lighthouse shot from the last vlog as an example. That was taken at ISO 3200 to freeze the lighthouse in those dim conditions. It was relatively noisy on the Canon 5D Mark IV but on a cropped sensor camera it would have been unusable.
Also there is no crop factor on full frame so a 16-35mm lens is exactly that. You therefore have the option of higher quality glass at the wide end. Eg the 10-18mm Canon and the 10-24 Canon EFs are OK but do not compare to the wide L glass.
The upgrade to full frame is one most photographers strive to at some point. I've not come across many who have regretted it. Like I say in the video though you can still capture great landscape photography on a cropped sensor camera.
Thank you for the answer. I am taking pictures, therefore, a camera will not make a difference to the subject. Therefore I asked how I would notice it in my pictures that I took a full frame picture. What I've figured out until now, as you say too, it's in terms of noise I'm going to see the biggest difference. Given the northern lights photo and dark time in the winter, I will follow the market. I think that a Nikon D760 is coming soon.
Most aurora shots are taken as a long exposure though so you can still keep your ISO down so noise shouldn't be a problem. You wont be sorry if you go full frame. Good luck. Appreciate your question.
In my experience Nikon never have delivered for me a crystal shot, Cannon is doing it all the time
Nikon D760 does not seem to arrive so soon XD lol. I anyway chose to stick with DX. I print in 90cm with a D5300 and never found a problem, beside, with a 24MP sensor in DX it is really MANDATORY take a still image with a sturdy tripod because those so high MP in DX really are like 45 in FX, just a little shake and your image is to trash. I like hiking a lot and I preferred to travel light and spend less money rather than have FF expansive camera and lenses with more weight to carry. If you apply the good focal length of a DX it returns to you almost the same image (exception for the slightly different bokeh). The rest of the image is only up to you. I am super happy now with a D500 for reportage and streets or travel and a D7200 dedicated to landscapes and star-trails. ;)
scenic beauty, soothing music and a great review ♥️ subbed!!
First time watching one of your videos, loved it! And your channel looks great!
Thats the best way of reviewing
Thanks. Much appreciated.
Fun video and lots of great info. I've been debating between this camera and the G7X for vlogging but I really feel like I'm leaning more toward the T7I. Thanks again from Texas.
Thanks so much! This is so good to see what the actual results are - most of the other reviews I've seen are all about the specs which doesn't mean that much to me besides comparing numbers :)
Did you use any software for the footage (to edit colour etc), or is this the raw video? Thanks again!
+Ashley Hi Ashley. I shoot my video in camera very flat so I can make my adjustments in post production. That's what I did her so it's not totally raw. When you leave the camera to add sharpness, contrast and saturation though it still looks good.
First Man Photography Awesome, thank you!
I use Nikon but always nice to see what other gear is available. Thanks Adam.
5:17 lmao
Immaculate. Really good review. The 800d has quite a decent image stabilisation..
For video i already got one of the best video cameras. I am looking for a good photo camera i am new to the photo scene i did cinematics for 5 years but would love to get ibto photography too
Really enjoying your videos! Making me very jealous, it's been nearly a year since I last visited the Lakes!!
+Amy Hambrook Thanks Amy, appreciate you watching. Hope you can get back there soon.
Best cam of life
10/10 Adam. Awesome video. I am taking 800d tomorrow. thanks for detailed review. Love from India.
I'm thinking about either getting this one or the new T8i as my first DSLR. I've been shooting with the Powershot SX 410 for the past several years and I really want to go to the next level
That last photo is great! It helped me decide whether to buy the 2 lens kit by Canon. It has the 10-18mm lens and the nifty 50 (50mm f/1.8). I think that's a good deal from Amazon.
Love your video to take camera out for real test, and beautiful sample footage, most reviews just stand in studio and talk boring numbers,
I just picked this up and I love it.
Great video with real world experience for 800D. It will help my mind to decide now. Thanks.
Oh my God, this place is beyond any words! Good review / vlog, you got yourself a new sub :)
Thanks buddy. Glad you enjoyed the video and appreciate you subscribing.
Hello Adam i got the canon 200d which is nice size camera with duel pixel focusing i use it for blogging and street photography and i have the canon 700d for my son to use it to see if he likes photography and it’s a grate camera for beginners too yes it’s hunts when blogging good enough for street photography great video I’ll have to see about getting the 800d myself
I’m only 12 I wish I had the money for this beautiful camera 📷 😢
Keep taking pictures dude, whatever camera you have. Once you can afford something better you'll be able use it to the max.
First Man Photography thank you I’ve been saving up as much as I can and thank you for all the information that I need in your videos
I’m 12 and have this camara
Dude I'm 27 ! And I think the same !
I was 12 when I started in Photography, that was 50 years ago, its a great camera, however, its taken me a long time to realise that its the photo that counts, not what you take it with. Seen some great shots taken with camera phones. Keep interested, its a hobby worth the effort.
Nice review man. Just one thing. I'm not a vlogger. I shoot photos as hobby. More aligned to landscapes and nightscapes. My Nikon D5600 does okay I'm but thinking about D7500 or Canon 77D next.
Hi Adam, great review and am really enjoying your regular posts - thanks.
A side question - what do you use to process and present your timelapses? Have you done a tutorial on this?
+Kevin Webb I use both Lightroom and Photoshop. My tutorial of how I do it is here - czcams.com/video/AhXiQb_KQhs/video.html
Perfect, thanks so much.
Cheers
Great video! i have 2 questions for you
1) how do you usually carry your camera while hiking. Do you have it attached to the gorilla pod, or do you carry it without it?
2) how do you record while rotating the camera as you have done at 8:42. Some people have a timelaps device on the tripod that can do that with a click of a button, are you using that?
thanks again!
+fob Hi mate. Thanks for the questions. When I'm hiking my vlogging camera is in my hand attached to the gorillapod. The main camera is in my bag. The panning shots I just shoot handheld and then add a warp stabiliser in post.
He did so kuch hardwork for CZcams video. He deserves likes.
Great review, just wished you would have used the kit lens for a more "Real World" review.
Good point. I'll bear that in mind for the next one. The 10-18mm is one of the most affordable lenses Canon make though, so if you went for that and the body only option you wouldn't be spending much more.
Hi Adam, great review of the 800D! Amazing location too 👍 was wondering what are your thoughts about using a pentamirror viewfinder of the 800D vs. the usual pentaprism viewfinder found in DSLRs, especially when shooting in low light conditions. Cheers mate!
Great review! Should I purchase 800D for both video shooting and photos? or should buy 70D instead?
Hi, you did a super video review!! I've a question, what kind of lenses did you had to the 800d when you were vlogging? Because I saw other video review, and when they were filming them selves, they seemed to be closer to the camera although they had the arm outstretched... I don't know if you got what I wanted to ask hah ( I'm not English speaker so I'm not able to ask that in some easier way) Thankss
love the color of that whole video. the camera look awesome. one thing i just noticed, you don't use a strap on your cameras...
mmmm. one more thing the background sound by Dan is super!!!
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Thanks buddy. Make sure you check out Dans website. He's got some superb music.
Great review, you just sold me on this camera.
Ye man, you are so lucky, You live in a wonderful place, I wish to go to this place, especially that my studies about nature and agriculture
I really wish that
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Great review, so unique and looks so adventurous. Review should be like this as close as to mother nature. Amazing and keep it up...👍👍👍
when you consider sony a6000 and canon 800D which one is better in your opinion ?
i'm a beginner for DSLR photography. even after extensive amount of researches in both the cameras i still prefer your honest answer on this.
cheers viki.