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dslrTEST<br />

Canon EOS 77D<br />

Canon’s new enthusiast DSLR offers the technology of the<br />

EOS 80D in a smaller, cheaper body. Phil Hall gives it a test<br />

Acouple of years ago,<br />

Canon launched the EOS<br />

750D and 760D at the<br />

same time. While the two<br />

cameras were virtually identical to<br />

look at, and sported pretty much the<br />

same internal feature set, the 760D<br />

offered more body-mounted<br />

controls and a small LCD display on<br />

the top, designed to appeal to more<br />

experienced users.<br />

Fast-forward two years and<br />

Canon has done the same thing<br />

again, launching the EOS 77D<br />

alongside the more beginnerorientated<br />

800D. Things are a little<br />

different this time, though. The EOS<br />

77D may share the same internal<br />

features as the 800D, but Canon has<br />

opted for a more distinctive and<br />

slightly larger design for the 77D to<br />

differentiate the two models.<br />

The EOS 77D is the<br />

grown-up version<br />

of the EOS 800D.<br />

The technology is<br />

the same, but the<br />

77D’s controls are<br />

designed for<br />

enthusiasts<br />

If you look under the skin of the<br />

EOS 77D it’s pretty much identical<br />

to the EOS 800D. That means it gets<br />

the new 24.2Mp APS-C CMOS<br />

sensor, which uses Canon’s latest<br />

sensor technology based on the<br />

same on-chip analogue-to-digital<br />

conversion tech as seen on the likes<br />

of the EOS 5D Mark IV, thus<br />

producing cleaner images at higher<br />

ISOs compared to the older sensor<br />

in the 750D and 760D.<br />

Even without this, the EOS 77D<br />

promises to handle noise better at<br />

higher sensitivities, thanks to the<br />

arrival of a new DIGIC 7 image<br />

processor with a native ISO range<br />

of 100-25,600 that can be pushed<br />

77 reasons<br />

to upgrade...<br />

If you have an older EOS camera,<br />

find out how far Canon DSLR<br />

technology has moved on…<br />

01<br />

24Mp resolution<br />

Enough for a print 20<br />

inches wide at a print<br />

resolution of 300dpi, and<br />

lots of leeway for cropping.<br />

02<br />

Shoot a slo-mo<br />

Shoot Full HD video at<br />

60/50p for top-quality 2x<br />

slo-mo, and with an STM<br />

lens you’ll get smooth AF.<br />

03<br />

Guided mode<br />

Now your gran can take the<br />

pictures at the kids party;<br />

the optional Guided mode<br />

makes settings simple.<br />

04<br />

Wi-Fi remote control<br />

Take pictures of that cheeky<br />

squirrel in the garden<br />

without scaring it off via<br />

the Camera Connect app.<br />

05<br />

Always-on Bluetooth<br />

Facebook your holiday pics<br />

while you’re taking them<br />

– the 77D can send them<br />

straight to your phone.<br />

06<br />

Remote flash<br />

The built-in flash can fire<br />

Speedlites wirelessly – use<br />

it for fast fashion shoots or<br />

slow-sync sports.<br />

07<br />

6fps shooting<br />

Capture the kids in their<br />

soapbox race – the 77D can<br />

keep shooting JPEGs until<br />

the card is full.<br />

08<br />

Pick your focus point<br />

Need to focus off-centre?<br />

Press a button, turn the<br />

control dial or tap the LCD<br />

to choose the AF point.<br />

96<br />

www.digitalcameraworld.com

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