Is The Rebel T6 Better Than S8 Camera

The Canon EOS Rebel T6/1300D is a connected camera for the masses

Canon's Insubordinate serial of DSLRs have been the starting time stepping rock for many beginning photographers and now with its latest T6 model, the Japanese camera company has included instant image sharing.

The Rebel T6 is Canon's latest entry-level DSLR pitched at beginners consummate with an 18MP sensor and built-in Wi-Fi and NFC. The added features will allows users to easily have images and shoot them over to a smartphone for sharing in an instant. In the Britain, this is the new EOS 1300D model, replacing the sometime EOS 1200D.

Of course, these aren't new features for Catechism'southward Insubordinate series as they've been previously implemented in the Canon Rebel T6s. Equally a smaller, stripped down and cheaper version of the T6S, this latest Rebel camera doesn't include an articulating touchscreen and LCD display window built into the top plate.

Equally a upshot, information technology's also incredibly small nearly to the indicate where it could exist considered a successor of the Canon Insubordinate SL1.

Unfortunately, the Rebel T6/1300D features the same (or very similar) 18 megapixel sensor we've seen before in the Catechism Rebel T5i and even every bit far back equally the Insubordinate T2i. The DSLR as well gains a slightly upgraded DIGIC iv+ prototype processor – which Catechism claims will offer a 60% speed bump over the older DIGIC 4 engine – but the company has long since moved on to a Digic 6 engine.

The new image processor also affords an added food scene fashion and "White Priority auto white balance mode." The latter feature ensures true whites are rendered correctly in tough lighting situations (for example: tungsten bulbs throwing a slight orange cast).

The most significant change Rebel T5 users will discover about the new photographic camera is Canon has doubled the resolution of the iii-inch rear LCD to 920K dots. Otherwise, if whatsoever of these features sound familiar, it's because they're nigh all essentially tech taken from the older T5 camera repackaged in a new body.

The Canon EOS Rebel T6/1300D will be available later on this April for $549/ £369.99 (virtually AU$734) when bundled with the EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.six IS 2 standard zoom lens.

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