[sc name="affiliate disclosure"]Since my last 77d review, I had been curious about entry-level cameras and what they have to offer. The Canon t7i was released in February 2017 and replaced the previous t6i. As the t7i is Canon's latest entry-level camera, below is my Canon t7i Review.

Canon t7i: Sample Photos:

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Who this Product is For

I think the Canon t7i is a great camera for people who are new to photography. Especially for someone who wants a step than the camera on their cell phone. I think it is ideal for students who are new to photography or videography.

Price:

At the time of this writing the Canon t7i retails for $699.

What You Get:

A few of the features you get with the t7i are:

Wi-fi & Bluetooth Connectivity
NFC Connectivity
Articulating Touch Screen
Face Detection Focusing
24.0MP - High Resolution Sensor
25.600 Max ISO
45 Focus Points
Digital video stabilization
6.0fps Fast Continuous Shooting
Battery Life (600 shots)
External Microphone Port
Timelapse Recording
Selfie Friendly LCD Screen
Remote control with a smartphone

In addition to all these options, the t7i features helpful guides for new photographers:

What You Won’t Get

As the t7i is an entry-level camera, it is missing a lot of bells and whistles that you get from more higher priced cameras. It uses an APS-C sensor which is smaller than the sensor you would get in a full frame body. Some mirrorless competitors such as the a6300 do offer 4k video and features such as a silent shutter option.

Summary: Canon t7i Review

In conclusion, I think the t7i is an excellent choice for people who are brand new to photography or videography and are looking for their first camera. I would choose this over the 77d because there aren't a lot of differences other than the 77d's top LCD plate. Also if you pair the t7i with a lens like the 40mm f2.8, it makes a very compact travel camera.

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