11 Differences between Canon EOS 77D and Canon EOS 80D

Canon officially announced the new Canon EOS 77D, Canon EOS Rebel T7i and Canon EOS M6 on February 14, 2017. The new Canon EOS 77D ($899) is $200 cheaper than the Canon EOS 80D ($1,099), and many aspirational photographers are confused about the differences between the Canon EOS 77D and Canon EOS 80D. ZY Productions does a great job explaining the differences between the 80D and the 77D. Check out the 4.5-minute video above!

Here are the 8 main differences pointed out by ZY:

1. Viewfinder: The 77D uses a pentamirror viewfinder while the 80D uses a pentaprism one.

2. Shooting speed: 77D shoots up to 6fps, while the 80D can do 7fps.

3. Battery: 77D uses a lower capacity battery (1040mAh) than the 80D (1800mAh).

4. Shutter speed: 77D has a max shutter speed of 1/4000s while 80D can do 1/8000s.

5. Flash sync: 77D has a max flash sync speed of 1/200s versus the 80D’s 1/250s.

6. Layout: 77D uses a 4 way navigation pad instead of 8, among other minor differences

7. Bluetooth: 77D has both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi while the 80D only has Wi-Fi.

8. Stabilization: 77D uses digital 5-way image stabilization, something the 80D lacks.

Other 3 more differences not mentioned by ZY but pointed out in the comments of the video include:

9. Headphone: The 77D lacks the headphone jack that the 80D has.

10. Size and weight: The 77D is both smaller and lighter than the 80D.

11. Weatherproofing: The 77D isn’t weathersealed while the 80D is.

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