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Canon EOS 80D: here live on video

The renovation carried out by the new Canon EOS 80D compared to the previous model is definitely full-bodied result, going in two very specific directions. Photo on the front of the new AF module 45 to the cross points - 27 of which are also used to F8 (nine cross even at F8), one highly sensitive f / 2.8 and one dual cross f / 5.6 sensitivity - is a nice step forward compared to the EOS 70D.

 Moving on to the video department we find even more irons in the fire: the Dual Pixel CMOS AF system has been improved and coupled optics Nano USM promises focus in live view and video with fast and accurate tracking, but also adjustable in speed .

The touch screen support allows you to quickly and easily decide the point to be focused (and track), while the 3.5 mm connector for headphones (which is in addition to the one for the microphone) makes the machine usable in the field in the easiest way. Canon has finally then also implemented on prosumer movie recording at 60p Full HD.


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