The Canon EOS 750D (or Rebel T6i) may not be new, but it’s still a great entry-level DSLR that can deliver excellent image quality. It’s user-friendly and the touchscreen makes it quick to use when you need to get a shot in a hurry.
What are the camera’s main features?
It’s the first Canon DSLR to feature both Wi-Fi and NFC technology, so you can connect it to a smartphone or tablet for either image sharing or to use a remote shutter control. The EOS 750D has a 3.0-inch 1,040,000-dot Clear View II TFT screen that's touch-sensitive and has an aspect ratio of 3:2 to match the uncropped ratio of the imaging sensor. When using the viewfinders, there’s a 19-point autofocus detect system which can be set manually or the camera can do that for you automatically.
Is the camera worth buying?
Burst shooting at 5fps may not seem like much by the latest standards, but it’s great for shooting sports. Plus the EOS 750D features Full HD (1080p) 30fps video capabilities. The level of detail in the image quality is better than its predecessor (Canon EOS 700D), making this one of the best entry-level DSLRs around, perfect for anyone looking to upgrade from a compact camera or a smartphone.
- The Canon EOS 750D Digital Camera was added to the Digital Cameras category in August 2017
- The lowest price we found for the Canon EOS 750D Digital Camera is $899.00 from MobileStation
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Resolution MegaPixel | 24 |
Storage Type | Secure Digital |
Camera Type | SLR |
Optical Sensor Optical Sensor | CMOS |
The announcement of T7i / 800D means that the T6i / 750D moves down the Canon line-up, but despite this the T6i / 750D is still a great camera that's capable of delivering superb image quality. The polished control layout is easy to use, with the touchscreen interface making it much quicker to use, and everything's backed up by solid performance.
Reasons to buy
- + 24MP APS-C format sensor
- + Great touchscreen and button/dial control combination
- + Wi-Fi and NFC built in
- + Vari-angle screen
Reasons to avoid
- - Can't quite match the D5600 for detail resolution
- - Viewfinder only covers 95% of the scene
- - Needs a quicker way to set AF point