I have a Canon T6i I want a second camera I have been doing Grand kids and other kids high School Soccer and Basketball games I am looking at the 77D and the 80D Which one is better for sports and just taking pictures.
1. I don't understand DIGIC 6 Image processor for 80D DIGIC 7 for 77D ???
2. 16xAPS-C for 80D or APS -C Image Sensor for 77D ????
3. 1/8000 to 30 sec for 80D and 1.4000 to 30 sec ???
I do have the Canon Lens that help out---
1. EF 70-200 f 2.8 L IS II USM this one I have been using for sports
2 EF 24-70mm f2.8 L II USM for pictures
3. EF 50 mm f/1.4 for pictures too
I just would like to get better pictures

I have just moved to an iPad and started to load my holiday pictures on it to show to friends. I have put them in different directories, so can select a single topic or area. However, using Apples built-in Photos App the photos in any directory display in file-date order, i.e. the date and time when when I edited them, not when I took them.

Can anyone please tell me how I can show the pictures in date-taken order (or at the very least filename order, as I could do on Android, as I always keep the IMG_XXXX of the original filename as the start of the edited filename). Can this be done in Apple's Photos, or can anyone recommend another App which does this.

Thanks in advance - UHH members have usually come up with solutions for my previous questions.

Dave

As others have so aptly answered, it depends. China is perfectly capable of producing high-quality goods -- and it does -- but a lot of junk comes out of China as well.

It depends on the name behind the product. Some manufacturers take advantage of cheap labor/costs and a generally favorable exchange rate while holding their manufacturer to a high standard of quality.

Until about 15 years ago, I managed a re-manufacturing plant here in the U.S. Many of the items we rebuilt were of Japanese origin with components made in China. When no U.S. components were available, I sourced them from a contact in Taiwan and direct-imported OEM components from China through this contact. In some cases, though, a poorly-designed OEM component was the cause of unit failure, and we would never replace a faulty component with an identical one destined for early failure, so we had them manufactured.

As an example, a best-selling, early '90s Japanese car used an ignition distributor with a sealed bearing that had been designed with balls too large and a race too thin. The bearing wore out prematurely, usually after 20-30k miles, causing the distributor to fail and the car to die until a replacement distributor could be had. As an emissions component, federal law mandated 50,000 miles warranty, so the auto manufacturer issued a recall and began replacing them by the tens of thousands. We had already been buying the cores of this distributor for a pittance to salvage components to use in rebuilding similar distributors, so we were sitting on tons of them, distributors that needed only a thorough cleaning and a new bearing to appear and to function as new.

The bearing was an odd size with unique ID/OD/W specs that nothing came close to matching, so we sent our specs to our Taiwanese contact to have them manufactured. Before long, we got our redesigned, high-quality bearings and started selling thousands of these distributors. Many dealers -- who would never buy a rebuilt product from a third party for its own brand -- bought these from us, and others bought them indirectly through a couple national auto parts chains we co-supplied because the distributors were on nationwide back order everywhere else, including from the dealer. For what it's worth, we did not adjust our price (no price gouging). As it was, I delighted in the already unusually large profit these units garnered at our regular price.

I left the company eight years or so later and don't recall even one of those distributors coming back with a bad bearing. So yes, there is good quality merchandise coming out of China. The problem isn't China per se, but it is those that source the merchandise.