So you’re finally ready to stop pretending your phone camera is “good enough” and step into the world of real photography. Enter: Canon’s Rebel T7 and T7i. These two are like brothers from the same parents but raised on wildly different allowances.
Let’s break it all down so you don’t end up staring at a [. . . ]
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If you're a person that has been looking to just get into photography, there's a strong chance that you've considered the Canon Rebel T7i. The Canon Rebel lineup of cameras often sell well due to Canon's name, bundles, and aggressive marketing/pricing. thephoblographer.com »
2017-09-04 13:00
We've posted an assortment of photos from Canon's EOS Rebel T7i / 800D, which is the midrange camera in Canon's lower-end DSLR lineup. The T7i features a 24MP APS-C sensor with Dual Pixel autofocus, fully articulating LCD and snappy DIGIC 7 processor. dpreview.com »
2017-04-07 13:00
The manuals for the soon-to-be-released Canon EOS 77D, Canon EOS T7i and Canon EOS M6 are now available for download from Canon USA. Manual downloads: Canon EOS 77D Canon EOS Rebel T7i Canon EOS M6 All three of these cameras are scheduled to begin shipping late next week. Preorder links for the above cameras are Read more... canonrumors.com »
2017-03-22 18:48
Hands-on with the Canon EOS 77D The new EOS 77D (EOS 9000D in some regions) slots in-between the Rebel T7i (EOS 800D) and the EOS 80D, and incorporates a lot of the same features as the latter at a lower price-point: $900 body-only compared to $1100. dpreview.com »
2017-02-15 07:00
Hands-on with Canon EOS Rebel T7i The Canon EOS Rebel T7i replaces the T6i (which will continue to exist), making it the top model in the compact Rebel lineup. (The new EOS 77D is essentially the replacement of the Rebel T6s. dpreview.com »
2017-02-15 07:00
Nokishita has released a list of upcoming Canon product certification information. We suspect the two DSLRs listed to be the new EOS Rebel T7i and EOS 77D. Single-lens reflex camera DS126631 Canon EOS 77D or T7i Wireless modules: ES202 (Wi-Fi) · WM500 (Bluetooth) DS 126651 Canon EOS 77D or T7i Wireless modules: ES200 (Wi-Fi · Read more... canonrumors.com »
2016-12-27 16:56
In the untamed world of wildlife photography, your lens is more than gear—it’s your spirit animal. Whether you’re tracking the majestic beat of a bald eagle’s wings or catching a raccoon mid-heist, the glass you choose can mean the difference between a National Geographic moment and “meh.
Mirrorless and marvelous, Canon’s EOS R and RP are the OGs of the RF-mount revolution. They’re like the Lennon and McCartney of full-frame—legendary on their own, but with very different vibes. One’s a bit bougie, built for those who crave extra features.
Alright camera nerds, gather ’round. We’re diving into one of photography’s most hotly-debated topics—prime vs zoom lenses. You’ve seen it all over gear forums, you’ve heard your local photo buddy wax poetic about “that sweet, creamy bokeh from a 50mm prime,” and maybe, just maybe, you’ve stood frozen at a camera store, wide-eyed and overwhelmed.
Mirrorless lovers, grab your popcorn. The Canon R8 and R10 are duking it out for the title of “Best Bang-for-Your-Buck Canon Camera. ” On one side, we have the full-frame finesse of the R8.
Let’s face it — landscape photography is a mix of wild patience, light-chasing, and having the right glass to match the view. And when you’re shooting with a Canon mirrorless body, the RF lens lineup is basically a candy store.
Mirrorless mayhem is upon us! Enter the Canon EOS R6 Mark II—the faster, sharper sequel to the beloved R6. But is it a genuine upgrade or just a flashy remix? Whether you’re a shutter-slinging speed freak or a low-light-loving ninja, choosing between these two full-frame beasts can feel like picking a favorite child (or lens).
There’s something romantic about lenses. They’re not just tools — they’re storytellers. And when you’re choosing between Canon’s classic EF lenses and its bold new RF lineup, it’s like picking between old-school vinyl and lossless streaming.