Canon - EOS Rebel T6i DSLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm IS STM Lens - Black
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Description
Features
24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor
Captures high-resolution images up to 6000 x 4000 pixels.
EF-S 18-55mm IS STM lens included
For precise zooming and accuracy.
3" LCD touch screen
Makes it easy to set up and review shots.
ISO 100-12,800 (expandable to 25,600)
For shooting in most lighting conditions.
Autofocus
Brings subjects and scenes into clear view.
Optical image stabilization
Helps reduce the effects of camera shake and vibration to minimize blurring.
Shooting modes
Include kids, food, candlelight, night portrait, handheld night scene and HDR backlight control for versatility.
Built-in Wi-Fi
Makes it simple to share stored photos.
Card slot
Accepts SD, SDHC and SDXC formats. Compatible with UHS-I cards.
What's Included
- EOS Rebel T6i DSLR Camera
- EF-S 18-55mm IS STM lens
- Battery pack (LP-E17), battery cover
- Battery charger (LC-E17)
- Interface cable (IFC-130U)
- Eyecup (EF), wide strap (EW-300D)
- Owner's manual
Key Specs
- Image Sensor TypeCMOS
- Effective Pixels24.2 megapixels
- Lens Mount CompatibilityCanon EF, Canon EF-S
- Minimum Focal Length18 millimeters
- Maximum Focal Length55 millimeters
- Lens SeriesCanon EF-S
- WaterproofNo
General
- Product NameEOS Rebel T6i DSLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm IS STM Lens
- BrandCanon
- Model Number0591C003
- ColorBlack
- Color CategoryBlack
- Product Setw/ 18-55mm Lens
- Camera Model FamilyCanon Rebel T6i
- Digital Camera TypeDSLR Camera with Lens
Imaging
- Image Sensor TypeCMOS
- Image Resolution (Display)6000 x 4000
- Zoom CapabilityYes
- Digital ZoomNone
- Image File Format(s)JPEG, RAW
Focus
- AutofocusYes
- Focus RangeNormal
Exposure Control
- Shutter Speeds1/4000 - 30 sec.
- Minimum ISO100
- Maximum ISO12800
- Maximum Expandable ISO25600
- Brightness ControlYes
- Burst ModeYes
- Self TimerYes
- Self-Timer Delay10 seconds
- Shooting ModesKids, food, candlelight, night portrait, handheld night scene, HDR backlight control
- Panorama ModeNo
- White Balance ModesAuto, Preset (Daylight; Shade; Cloudy, Twilight, Sunset; Tungsten light; White Fluorescent Light; Flash), Custom (Approx. 2,000° - 10,000°K), White Balance Correction, and White Balance Bracketing
- Effective Pixels24.2 megapixels
Lens
- Lens Mount CompatibilityCanon EF, Canon EF-S
- Lens TypeStandard Zoom
- Minimum Focal Length18 millimeters
- Maximum Focal Length55 millimeters
- Lens SeriesCanon EF-S
- Lens Model NumberEF-S 18-55mm f/4-5.6 IS STM
Flash
- Integrated FlashNo
Display
- Screen Size3 inches
- Viewfinder TypeOptical
- Viewfinder Magnification0.82 times
- Touch ScreenYes
Video
- Slow Motion RecordingNo
Compatibility
- Tripod/Monopod MountableYes
- Memory Card CompatibilitySecure Digital, Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC), Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC)
- Remote CompatibleYes
Features
- Face DetectionNo
- Smile ModeNo
- Integrated GPSNo
- Records AudioYes
Connectivity
- PictBridge EnabledYes
Power
- Rechargeable BatteryYes
- AC Adapter CompatibleNo
- Removable BatteryYes
- Battery ModelLP-E17
- Number of Batteries Required1
Performance
- WaterproofNo
- Water ResistantNo
- Shock ResistantNo
Included
- Number of Lenses Included1
- Camera Bag/Case IncludedNo
- Batteries IncludedYes
- Memory Card IncludedNo
- Internal Memory IncludedNo
Dimension
- Product Height4 inches
- Product Width5.2 inches
- Product Depth3.1 inches
- Product Weight1.15 pounds
- Camera Body Weight1.12 pounds
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 year
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 year limited
Other
- UPC013803257359
Customer reviews
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars with 1403 reviews
(1,403 customer reviews)Rating by feature
- Value4.7
Rating 4.7 out of 5 stars
- Quality4.8
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars
- Ease of Use4.8
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars
to a friend
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Awesome camera
||Posted .I was not in the market for a new camera but found myself purchasing one after noticing that the Canon Rebel T5 - which I already own - does not have a port for an external microphone. I have a photo booth business and hadn't not noticed the lack of an audio port until after I had booked a video booth for a wedding. Suddenly, I found myself in need of a new camera. After purchasing and using the Canon T6i, I immediately noticed a great difference in the photos it takes, in comparison to the photos I'd taken using the Canon Rebel T5, prior. Although this came to be a last minute and unexpected expense, I'm glad I made the purchase. It will pay off in the long run.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great camera
||Posted .I bought this camera primarily to use with my telescope for the solar eclipse. It replaced an old 35mm that I hadn't used in 10 years - which tells you my photographic experience. The camera is amazing. The detail and clarity of the pictures is amazing. The multitude of features has allowed an amateur like myself to take pictures I wouldn't have thought possible. The built in WiFi allowed me to control the camera from my smart phone while it was attached to my telescope for the eclipse. Which made things very easy. I find myself now using the camera everyday, which is the best recommendation I could give.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
A lot of research went into buying
||Posted .I'm loving this DSLR. I've been using my iPhone for pictures for Years thinking they were great. Until of course I purchased the T6i. I'm actually reading the manual to learn everything it does and the more I read the more I love it. The pictures are crisp and are of professional quality. It doesn't matter the situation as long as you have the camera set correctly, you're going to be amazed. My main reason for selecting this over all else is the built in wifi. I like the idea of transferring pictures to your phone and able to post them on social media or send them directly to a contact.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
First DSLR
||Posted .This is my first DSLR camera and so far I love it! The picture quality is super clear and the touch screen is really helpful. I love the built in WiFi so I can transfer the pictures to my phone anywhere, easily. The only bummer was that the lense that the camera came with (18/55) does not zoom far. I will eventually buy another lense that can zoom more.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great step up
||Posted .I have always been a "Canon Guy" and this was a progression up from the older 3Ti I had. Great picture quality, easy to use and familiar controls, nice size screen, and the wifi transfer to smart phone gets amazing photos shared quicker. The metering is very good. I use the camera for landscape and real estate and combine with a 10-24 Canon wide angle.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Fantastic!
||Posted .In 2011 purchased the Canon Rebel T3, 12 mega pix, and have enjoyed, recently purchased the T6i, 24 mega pix, with more bells and whistles and absolutely LOVE IT!. The flip screen is awesome too. I paired this with a Canon luxury lens (70-300mm L IS USM) and what a great combination, takes great photos in low light, easy to grip, easy to maneuver, just an overall FANTASTIC Canon camera!
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Spectacular Camera
||Posted .Read multiple reviews before I purchased this camera. I am just starting out in learning about photography. I really love the touch screen, it is easy to use and would suggest to others. Will post a sample photo I took when first playing around with it.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great camera for a beginner
||Posted .Great camera for a beginner. Check my photos below.
I would recommend this to a friend
What experts are saying
Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between the t6i & the t6s?I see both cameras and all that I can tell is the lense is just a higher value of your product.
Asked by Thunder.
- A:Answer The T6i is actually the simplified product of the T6s, the functions that the T6s has but the T6i does not have include: Top info LCD Quick control dial on rear Electronic level Eye sensor for use with optical viewfinder Servo AF in live view The T6i is $100 cheaper than the T6s in listing price
Answered by snfnqf
Q: QuestionDo lenses for a T2i work on a T6iI have a T2i with several lenses and I want to know if they will fit and work on a T6i. If so, are there any draw backs.
Asked by RB.
- A:Answer Yes. That is one of the best things Canon has done. I still use my lenses from the 80's when it was still film. :)
Answered by Auchaus
Q: QuestionWiFi compatibility with iPhone and iPadIs the T6i compatible with iPhone and iPad as well as android products?
Asked by Ellyhound.
- A:Answer Yes if used with the Canon Connect app. Available free in the app store.
Answered by McMatt
Q: QuestionWhich Canon has a great distance lense for taking pictures for lacrosse. If sitting 50 yard line in bleachers/football field under $700.
Asked by Dsc1212.
- A:Answer This is a complex question. It will be the same for lacrosse (LAX) as football, soccer, baseball (outdoors), LIGHTING IS PRIMARY FACTOR FOR INDOOR SPORTS : hockey, basketball (inside), volleyball, swimming, etc. Even in full, bright daylight, you will see PRO Photographers using HUGE, expensive, long-lenses. Perhaps comparison to a telescope may be helpful. Astronomers have always built the LARGEST-DIAMETER lenses that they could design, or afford to build. That is to get the most "LIGHT GATHERING POWER" possible, to capture photos. Remember that "tele-photo" lenses get their name from being, literally, telescopes adapted to serve as camera lenses. (1) FORGET ABOUT so-called "optical zoom" numbers on small cameras. That is only enlarging the image on the cam's LCD viewfinder. OPTICAL ZOOM is the actual long / short of the lens, to make a wider (short), or "closer" (long) FOCAL LENGTH of that LENS. (2) The longest lens (tele-photo) will "bring the subject closer" (appear larger) BUT... like a telescope, that changes the "F- ratio". YOU WILL NEED TO DO SOME BOOK-LEARNIN' ON YOUR OWN, as well as get advice from others. (3) "Big Glass" lenses ARE EXPENSIVE. There is no dodging the issue. (4) To succeed with an inexpensive, "kit" lens ; either zoom or fixed - focal length [F.L.] You will have to have LUCK : full Sunlight, USE A LENS-SHADE, and a STEADY HAND (much like marksmanship - DON"T "SNAP-OFF" the shot, gently "click"). Staying with lacrosse (LAX), if possible, get permission to formally represent the school, or organization, offer to "share" (c) with yearbook, or offer images (paid) to local press ("PRESS" pass, if possible). THEN, YOU MAY BE ALLOWED, with assistant, and brightly colored "caution" vest, TO USE A 10-12 ft. STEPLADDER, AND MOVE IT AS YOU SEE FIT. Do this on the OPPOSITE side of the field from the teams & officals - be as un-obtrusive, and SAFETY - CONSCIOUS as possible. (4) Summary - Read-up on "shooting sports" action. Get the most light possible on the subject. Get the largest - DIAMETER lens that you can affford ("light - gathering power"). Decide if you should shoot from the field ( ground or laddder) or, the higher-viewpoint of the stands (even the PRESS BOX, or "PHOTO PRESS", ON ROOF OF THE PRESS-BOX. Have a hard-copy "portfolio", of sports-action, so you can negotiate with school, PRESS, or Stadium officals, so you can "free-roam" for the best POV. How do you get to Carnegie Hall ?? ... "Practice, Man... practice". STUDY ABOUT TELEPHOTO LENSES. BUY THE BIGGEST & BEST THAT YOU CAN AFFORD. Good Luck... LAX is a truly great sport. - Mark T, Michigan, USA ; 23 MAY 16 -
Answered by MarkTPhoto
Q: QuestionI'm 14 and I want to buy the camera and I really enjoy photography I want to be a photographer when I grow up would this last me until I finish high school and be able to take professional like photos
Asked by Dj.
- A:Answer I started out in high school photography in 2008, and had a 13.3 megapixel rebel xsi which I still have as a backup camera to this day. I now own a t6i (24.4 megapixels), They are long lasting cameras, I had a situation where my less than 3 month old t6i was thrown across a room (literally) and it sustained internal damage, however it was less than $150 to get the whole thing repaired and calibrated (turnaround was less than 10 days). So they are long lasting cameras, and if you do break it, its not an arm and a leg to get fixed. If your confident and have the patience to learn how to use this camera properly and compose your shots, this will be a good investment for you. Its a little more advanced than the T5 or Xsi, but if you can learn the functions, you will be producing much higher quality shots than you would going with an entry level nikon or lower-series Canon.
Answered by MrPatrick1
Q: QuestionWill the Wi-Fi allow me to send photos to my Windows 10 desktop computer?Will the Wi-Fi allow me to send photos to my Windows 10 desktop computer, or only mobile devices?
Asked by DB.
- A:Answer Yes it will and works well easy to set up an excellent feature for a camera at this price point. No more having to pop out the SD card. The real benefit is being able to immediately send your pictures to your smart phone and post to social media.
Answered by Sparticus65
Q: QuestionI am looking for a camera/video camera to take pics and video at my brothers basketball games, is this a good choice or do you have any recommendations?
Asked by Basketball101.
- A:Answer The lens itself may be a little short at 55mm for tight shots, but you can always do a little post editing to bring it in. Be sure to use the sports setting to stop the action
Answered by Rick0256
Q: QuestionI own a Nikon Coolpix and it does a good job for outdoors photos, but in a darker indoor room the flash is very weak, and no good for beyond 3 feet or so. My question is, how is the flash on the Rebel T6i?
Asked by Saito56.
- A:Answer The flash on this camera is awesome. I used it in the dark at Disneyland and got great shots of my family and the scenery. It does do a lot of preflashing sencing the environment which can be very annoying. But it is very powerful and produces great results. Great video in the dark too!
Answered by TheBoss