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Strong evidence that the sensors in the 80D and SL2 are indeed the same.

I don’t think any Canon entry-level DSLR has ever had MFA. Certainly the SL1 didn’t. Nor is this just a Canon issue - my understanding is that nothing lower than the 7XXX series has the equivalent ...

No evidence for this on the Canon site. Indeed, the description of flash functionality is different for the SL2/100D ("Flash Modes : Auto, Manual flash") than for other cameras, e.g. the 77D: ...

I have an old 28-105 f3.5-f4.5 and a 24-105L. I have to say that the L lens is better throughout the zoom range and at all apertures (as it should be). Especially with detailed backgrounds, at ...

The 24mm STM is a good lens - sharp in the centre, but perhaps not so much so in the corners. It also doesn't have IS, so there's another strike against it. And while there are those who would say ...

In my case I don’t have that many lenses for Canon that are good - 70-200 f4 L IS, 24-105 f4 L are the main ones. I bought the former at a fairly low price some years ago with a rebate as well, ...

I’ve used Canon (D)SLRs since 1988. I had a Nikon D70 for a while, but I couldn’t get on with it. Nothing wrong with the camera - indeed, I think it was at least a match for Canon’s 10D - but ...

No mention of it on the Canon UK site. This is in contrast to the Specifications list for the 77D, for example, which includes 5 Axis Digital Stabilisation.

Nice photo! I enjoyed a hectic day in the Cinque Terre in 2015. Hectic, because the only way of getting from one village to another was on the train - the inter-village boats weren't running ...

I'd like to echo Photoreader's question - how does the electromagnetic system work when the camera is a) turned off, b) the battery is removed, or c) the battery is just dead? What state is the...

It looks as if it is. It's generally assumed that the 80D, 77D, 800D and now the 200D all have essentially the same sensor - 24.2 Mp, with dual-pixel AF. The previous generation - 760D and 750D - ...

I've been a Canon user for a very long time - I bought an EOS 650, the very first EOS camera (i.e. not the 650D), in 1988 when it was still the current camera. Since then I've had several film EOS ...

I think you're right. The specifications for the 800D (and cameras above that) has the following three flash modes: "Auto, Manual flash, Integrated Speedlite Transmitter", whereas the ...

Good detail in the cat's fur.

Thanks for that, Carolyn. I've just been enjoying some of your pictures of Rome!

I started the walk from a spot called "King's Tree" - it's the end of the (that particular) road, up the side of the Derwent Valley reservoirs. Then the walk itself was maybe 10 miles, and took me ...

Thanks for the images, Carolyn. I see (from another thread) that you have previously used an SL1 + 18-55 f3.5-5.6. Have you got any thoughts on how the new f4 lens compares with the earlier one?

No one's mentioned the 24mm STM! Not the lens you'll use most of the time, perhaps, but always good to have. And if you want to go out with a very small and light outfit, the SL2 + 24mm STM fits ...

I understand why everyone's saying that it's a great vlogging camera, but for me, and I think for many other EOS users, surely this is the ultimate travel camera? Put the new 18-55 on this, or ...

A few other people have mentioned the 24mm STM, and I'll add my vote. Not the fastest not the widest, but very very small and light, and high IQ. A good lens for long days walking around when a ...