TeeJay626

I recently upgraded my Canon 60D to a 77D.  I used the Sigma 150-600C and it paired nicely however it would not autofocus with my 1.4x TC.  I also owned the Sigma 100-400 and that was a very nice ...

I have the 77D and it's excellent for recording video.  As others have said, it's most likely your settings that are causing the problem.  And yes, a better lens will make all the difference. I've ...

I currently own the 70-300 II and absolutely love it.  The focus speed is the fastest of any lens I've ever owned, and the IS system is top notch.  IQ is excellent for a non L lens as well.  I'd ...

Nice shots! I do agree, superzooms have come a long way.  Also, I've noticed that Sigma's Contemporary line of lenses perform very well, for the most part.  I know their 18-200 gets very good ...

I got my 60D used back in 2014, and finally got a new body in December.  I traded it in for a 77D which was used, but in "like new" condition from my local camera shop with only 200 clicks.  I was ...

Apparently I need to take more pics with this lens!  I recently got it and haven't had a chance to use it much as our weather hasn't been that great.  Anyway, here are a few shots to take a look ...

I have both the Sigma 18-300 and the Canon 70-300mm II lens.  These lenses are for 2 totally different styles of shooting.  I use the 70-300 on my Canon 77D as my telephoto lens and paired with my ...

I recently bought this lens to upgrade my wife's older Sigma 18-250 DG OS.  So far I've been very happy with the lens.  Image quality has been an upgrade from the older lens and autofocus is ...

I can chime in as well.  I have both lenses and absolutely love the 70-300 II.  The focus is lightning fast, and the IS is superb as well.  Also, from my own unscientific tests, the 70-300 is sharper.

The 77D, for me so far, has been fantastic.  I've noticed great improvement with most of my lenses as far as IQ, especially in low light.  My main lens, Sigma 17-70 f2.8-4 C, has pretty much the ...

I can kind of relate to this.  I had the same kit lens that came with my Canon T3i when I bought it new 5 years ago.  I got a 60D body and used it briefly on that and it worked much better. Finally ...

Take a look at the Sigma 18-300mm C.  I recently purchased this new ($399) to replace my wife's Sigma 18-250 Macro.  She uses it on a Canon T3i. I tested the lens on my Canon 77D and I am really ...

As was mentioned, if going Canon, the T6i or T7i with the 18-55mm STM and 55-250 STM lenses would be a great option.  Canon's refurb site is a great place to look, along with upcoming holiday sales. ...

Yep :)

No, they are cropped.  I don't know how high they were flying, but they were moving so quickly it was tough to get an easy shot.

I'm still getting used to my 77D (upgrade from 60D) and so far see a fairly large overall increase is focus speed and resolution. Anyway, here are a few shots of some fighter jets that were flying ...

I recently got a Canon 77D to replace my aging 60D.  While the logical upgrade would have been the 80D or 90D, I just couldn't pass up the deal on this camera, plus it feels better in my hands and ...

I had the Sigma 100-400 for about a year and was never truly happy with it.  Maybe I had a bad copy, but the IQ was never great.  I would get the occasional good shot, but overall images were soft. ...

I had the same experience with the Sigma 100-400C.  I love Sigma lenses and have had very good results, but the 100-400, for me, was very disappointing.  It was soft throughout the entire range, ...

I can't speak to the older Sigma 17-70, but I have had the newer 17-70 for the last 4 years and absolutely love this lens.  I had it primarily on my Canon 60D, used it on my wife's T3i and just ...