We have no idea what the sensor is on the 80D, like if there is ADC moved or not. Canon has long since stepped away from that statement even on the 1DX2. So whatever the sensor design is on the 80D, it is still fairly speculative.
TeamSpeed 01010100 01010011 ![]() More info | Apr 12, 2016 08:52 | #526 We have no idea what the sensor is on the 80D, like if there is ADC moved or not. Canon has long since stepped away from that statement even on the 1DX2. So whatever the sensor design is on the 80D, it is still fairly speculative. Past Equipment | My Personal Gallery
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gabebalazs Bird Whisperer ![]() More info Post edited over 4 years ago by gabebalazs. | Apr 12, 2016 09:18 | #527 TeamSpeed wrote in post #17969255 ![]() We have no idea what the sensor is on the 80D, like if there is ADC moved or not. Canon has long since stepped away from that statement even on the 1DX2. So whatever the sensor design is on the 80D, it is still fairly speculative. May well be, but one thing is for sure, it is not the same sensor as in the M3. I've researched it a lot and there is some pretty convincing info on DPreview, including photos of the actual sensors. Also read an interview with a Canon executive about ADC and he said there are some sensors that are already produced with that tech and Canon intends to fully move to on-chip ADC in the future. SONY A7RIII | SONY A7III | SONY RX10 IV | SONY RX100 | 24-70 2.8 GM | 70-200 2.8 GM | 16-35 F/4 | PZ 18-105 F/4 | FE 85 1.8 | FE 28-70 | SIGMA 35 1.4 ART | SIGMA 150-600 C | ROKINON 14 2.8
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BlakeC "Dad was a meat cutter" ![]() More info Post edited over 4 years ago by BlakeC. | Apr 12, 2016 09:20 | #528 gabebalazs wrote in post #17969289 ![]() May well be, but one thing is for sure, it is not the same sensor as in the M3. doesn't matter anyway. its not the same camera. they operate completely differently and have different abilities. its not just the sensor that makes the camera Blake C
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Apr 12, 2016 09:22 | #529 BlakeC wrote in post #17969291 ![]() doesn't matter anyway. its not the same camera. they operate completely differently and have different abilities. its not just the sensor that makes the camera Yes, that's absolutely true. Again, I just brought this up in connection with that Amazon review which was exclusively focusing on the sensor being the same or not. SONY A7RIII | SONY A7III | SONY RX10 IV | SONY RX100 | 24-70 2.8 GM | 70-200 2.8 GM | 16-35 F/4 | PZ 18-105 F/4 | FE 85 1.8 | FE 28-70 | SIGMA 35 1.4 ART | SIGMA 150-600 C | ROKINON 14 2.8
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BlakeC "Dad was a meat cutter" ![]() More info | Apr 12, 2016 09:23 | #530 gabebalazs wrote in post #17969292 ![]() Yes, that's absolutely true. Again, I just brought this up in connection with that Amazon review which was exclusively focusing on the sensor being the same or not. o i know...i was taking your side...i was saying it more to the reviewer...lol Blake C
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sploo premature adulation More info | gabebalazs wrote in post #17969217 ![]() I have to revise my statement a bit. After doing a few more tests and comparisons, the 80D is actually a little bit better at high ISOs than the 70D. I mean the difference is still small but in my previous post I may have sounded like they were even. No, the 80D is a little bit better, especially if you compare images via DPP with 0 NR for both. Also, the 80D responds a little better to NR softwares too. Still, not necessarily a deal breaker and deciding factor between these 2 cameras (there are a ton of other, more significant features, improvements in the that make the 80D the better camera.) I understand the noise character on the 7D2 is much improved vs earlier models - such that although the quantity of noise isn't massively better, it's much less objectionable. gabebalazs wrote in post #17969231 ![]() I've been following 80D reviews on Amazon. Well, it didn't take long for the nonsense 1-star reviews to appear ![]() Yea, I always check out the 1-star reviews on a site; mostly to assure myself that it's whinging by @ssclowns, rather than any actual flaw in the product. dave_bass5 wrote in post #17969250 ![]() Just wondering if it would be quicker to grade the actual video directly in LR. Wouldn't that save time? Sadly you can't edit video in that way in Lightroom - attempting to open the Develop module on a video isn't permitted. It would be great if it were possible though. dave_bass5 wrote in post #17969250 ![]() Back on topic. Since getting rid of my 60D to get a 5DMKIII back in 2012 ive not kept up with Canon releases, bur after reading a few reviews i think ill be trading my 5Dmkiii in for a 80D. While i expect ill miss the clarity of FF ive always felt ive missed having a crop camera. I was tempted to go for a 7Dmkii last year, but it lacked certain features i had on my Sony a6000 so seemed a compromise. Now the 80D has arrived, and it seems to glowing reviews, it seems to be more what i was looking for. The main feature ive missed is the fold out screen. Think carefully about that. I've been shooting the 5D3 and 80D side by side. The 80D is a very good camera, but it doesn't have the build or feel of a 5D3. Camera, some lenses, too little time, too little talent
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BlakeC "Dad was a meat cutter" ![]() More info Post edited over 4 years ago by BlakeC. | Apr 17, 2016 09:46 | #532 shot a soccer tourny yesterday. Took about 2500 shots through the day. My 80D kept randomly shutting off. But it wasn't like a full shut off cycle. It would flicker off and on like it wasn't getting power. The LCD was even flickering. It was the fully charged battery that came with it. I even tried with a couple lenses to rule out a bad lens connection. Exchanging it today. Blake C
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mwsilver Goldmember More info Post edited over 4 years ago by mwsilver. (2 edits in all) | Apr 17, 2016 10:10 | #533 BlakeC wrote in post #17974678 ![]() shot a soccer tourny yesterday. Took about 2500 shots through the day. My 80D kept randomly shutting off. But it wasn't like a full shut off cycle. It would flicker off and on like it wasn't getting power. The LCD was even flickering. It was the fully charged battery that came with it. I even tried with a couple lenses to rule out a bad lens connection. Exchanging it today. Good thing I kept my 70D for a backup! Since you took 2500 shots, I assume you were using more than one battery unless you were shooting in high speed mode with no chimping. If that was the case did you try a different battery to see if that was the issue? Mark
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Kamae Hatchling 4 posts Likes: 5 Joined Mar 2016 More info | Apr 17, 2016 11:43 | #534 BlakeC wrote in post #17974678 ![]() shot a soccer tourny yesterday. Took about 2500 shots through the day. My 80D kept randomly shutting off. But it wasn't like a full shut off cycle. It would flicker off and on like it wasn't getting power. The LCD was even flickering. It was the fully charged battery that came with it. I even tried with a couple lenses to rule out a bad lens connection. Exchanging it today. Good thing I kept my 70D for a backup! Have you tried the 70D battery in your 80D if the problem remains?
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TheNewGuy01 Member ![]() 45 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2010 Location: LI. NY. More info Post edited over 4 years ago by TheNewGuy01. | Apr 17, 2016 16:25 | #535 Just received my 80d to replace my XSi (450d). Big upgrade. EOS 80D, EOS 450D/XSI, EF 50mm F1.8 STM, EF 100mm F/2.8 macro, Tamron SP 17-50MM F/2.8 XR Di II VC, EF-S 18-55mm IS, Tamron 70-300 Di VC USD, 430EXII
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BlakeC "Dad was a meat cutter" ![]() More info | Yup, I actually tested it again today before I decided to exchange it. I put my 70d canon battery in it and put the 50 1.8 stm on it. All i did was turn it on and look around and focus on things. Within 1 minute it started doing it again. Just flickering in and out like its not getting power. My new one will be in tues/wed this week. Blake C
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mwsilver Goldmember More info | Apr 17, 2016 22:14 | #537 BlakeC wrote in post #17975143 ![]() Yup, I actually tested it again today before I decided to exchange it. I put my 70d canon battery in it and put the 50 1.8 stm on it. All i did was turn it on and look around and focus on things. Within 1 minute it started doing it again. Just flickering in and out like its not getting power. My new one will be in tues/wed this week. Just wanted to post about it here bc this is the 80D thread and ALL experiences should be shared (good AND bad). Im not worried about it. There are bound to be issues here and there. Other than that, the AF system is awesome! I did have to MA +5,+10 for my sigma 70-200 tho. Yep, sounds like you got a clunker. Send it back ASAP. Mark
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BlakeC "Dad was a meat cutter" ![]() More info | Apr 18, 2016 07:33 | #538 mwsilver wrote in post #17975571 ![]() Yep, sounds like you got a clunker. Send it back ASAP. I was at Best Buy when they opened yesterday and already got the new one on the way. Luckily, they have a 15 day return policy so I didn't need to deal with Canon Warranty. Blake C
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Frodge Goldmember ![]() More info Post edited over 4 years ago by Frodge. | I would keep your 70d as a backup. It's a nice option when one or the other body stops functioning and you can just keep shooting. I also like two bodies to have two totally different kind of lenses on at a time. _______________
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