A:AnswerThe T6 is an okay quality camera, the sensor is the same thats on the T5 so theres not much to it. It is very standard in its use, you have some options for your manual modes but it lacks in quality. Best use for this is in Auto Mode. The T6i has a better sensor, it has an articulating screen that is really good for low and high shots because you don't struggle with having to use the viewfinder and getting on a ladder or on your stomach. The T6 has WiFi connectivity that allows you to take pictures from your phone if you're using a tripod and don't want to create any vibrations, and you can also download the pictures directly to your phone. Overall the T6i is better but if you don't have the $700 or $800 to spend the T6 will do the job if you're willing to sacrifice a little. The T6s is also a great camera if you don't mind the spending.
A:AnswerDepends on how large your images are. I think the max for this camera is 16 meg per image. So you can get a whole bunch. Roughly you can get about 60 16 meg images per gig. So 32 gig will allow you to have about 2,000 images on that card.
A:AnswerThis one will do that for you - it gives you a broad range of settings for shooting under low light situations (like poorly lit gymnasiums, or under cloudy skies on a sports field) and some very high ISO settings to help you keep your shutter speed fast in action settings. You can shoot in burst mode to get a lot of shots in just a few seconds but I've found that after five shots the camera needs to rest and catch up with the data its processing -
