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If you're not getting sharp photos, the camera is not the problem. Upgrading to a 70D or 80D is more about features and build quality than image quality. Upgrading your lenses will provide a far greater improvement. Honestly, though, you should be able to get decently sharp photos with your current kit, especially with your 50mm prime, if you know its limitations. The 50mm (and basically any 50mm with a planar design) is somewhat soft wide open and performs best when you stop it down, so you have to be judicious with when you shoot wide open. The two zooms seem okay, but aren't exactly optical stalwarts, so you'll probably get the most benefit out of upgrading those. Any of the Canon L zooms will be fine as well as the EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 and 55-250mm STM. There are way too many good primes to list, but something like the 35mm f/2 IS would have an incredibly flexible focal length on a crop camera. You already have most focal lengths covered with your kit, so it's easy to test out what focal lengths are most important to you then proceed from there to narrow down your list.
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