The new features and improved AF system are worth the cost if you already have a bunch of Canon lenses

I prefer this over the joystick mode of Nikon, and the touch screen makes the joystick an unnecessary feature anyways

It is a great feature when shooting low or very high

This is a fantastic feature, as it not only saves me from purchasing a separate remote shutter release, but it allows me to actually stand back from the camera and still see what the lens sees while operating it

The internal wifi is great as well with the addition of the android app for viewing and use as a remote are great new features from the 60

The quick buttons by the shutter made it so that I can adjust some of the more important features and barely stop shooting to do it.

Other stuff (Important info and features that are neither a pro or con)1

Well built, awesome features, just pair it with a decent lens and you're set

Many features are accessable by the mode dial.

There is a flip up integrated flash which is a nice feature but limited in the function that I wish to pursue with photography.

Although my 70D has served well both for bird and macro photography, especially of wildlife on night-time desert roads (I have Sony and Canon full-frame cameras for portraits, landscapes and other uses), this upgrade offers some valuable features for my particular needs, these in particular: 1) 24mp allows me to crop a little tighter, which is sometimes important when I've photographed a rattlesnake's head from a safe distance and want to tighten the frame without losing appreciable sharpness; 2) focusing in dim light is quicker than with the 70D--I often use a headlamp to focus on macro subjects on moonless roads, and that has sometimes been a problem with the 70D, especially with critters that are moving--the 80D does a noticeably better job; 3) an often unsung advantage that I consider major is the 80D's ability to let you use a 1.4 teleconverter with a 100-400 f5.6 lens--just by upgrading I now have a 600/5.6 birding lens, with solid focusing capacity

the canon 80d has some awesome features like Dream its like white around the edges and old movie, memory and B&W and your Fav toy, shoots in full HD up to

today I got to connect the camera to my iPhone through wifi and were able to share the pictures without having to transfer photos to computer first, the touch screen is another great feature of this camera.

one of the best features of the old Canon 70d was it’s touch

For him, he prefers a certain Nikon model which is a little older, which is why he was really impressed with all of the new, modern features like touch menus and everything else.

LOVE the action shots and obsessed wifh the handheld night shot feature.

Love the double exposure feature

I love the quality and all the features the camera has

I have also a 5D (classic) but features in 80D makes easy to choose it as primary because versatility and reliability.

Two cool features: Program buttons to have different actions

Part of the reason this one is so expensive is due to its more robust build quality and some other key features like the larger battery, the weather sealing, the 100% pentamirror viewfinder, the added controls, etc.

Probably the best starter DSLR on the market, the SL2 is great for its compact nature, solid features, and dual pixel AF for video as well as friendly price tag.

It has many wonderful features

a Full Frame sensor*has slight issues with simple flash units, but this can be fixed as noted aboveAll in all, this camera is fantastic and has excellent features

The features are great

Tons of great and useful features and buttons

I highly recommend the Sandisk Extreme Pro cards as they have a good write speed and can be found here on Amazon at a good price as well.

I test the ISO on video not bad u still get