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This is a great camera for sure. I am glad that Canon addressed the DR issue at least to a competitive level, which, honestly it is all is needed for most humans. Better AF, 4K (60fps!) dual pix and touchscreen. Great news. A even more refined camera than the 1DX. From my side: my old 1DX will still do all is really needed in action photography. I am far more excited about my A7RII capabilities, and I am curios what Sony has to offer next. If the 1DXIII will be our in 4 years, Canon better come out with a novel product seen the pace at which Sony is improving its mirrorless system. For me it is already A7RII 80-90% of the times I grab a body.

Kind of crazy but I own all three of those cameras. I've had the 7D II for a while, got the a6300 when it came out, and the 80D yesterday. I think the answer depends on what you want to do with the camera and what is important to you. All 3 are great for video, but if you actually need 4K the a6300 is your only choice. The a6300 is also much smaller being mirrorless. The 7D II is a pro level camera, very rugged, and great for action with that 10 fps. The 80D offers a slightly smaller size over the 7d II and the latest Canon sensor. I got it as a back up to my 7D II.

New superb lens. Sony has one just like it. The price could be lower... 5500 USD is like a canon c 100 mk 2... come on...