Canon EOS 750D was a camera ahead of its time –and this clever little DSLR is still a smart starter shooter today
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Canon EOS 750D was a camera ahead of its time –and this clever little DSLR is still a smart starter shooter today

SUMMARY

The Canon EOS 750D, also known as the Rebel T6i or Kiss X8i, is highlighted as a capable entry-level DSLR that remains a smart choice for new photographers. At its 2015 launch, it featured a 24.2MP APS-C sensor, surpassing the 18MP norm for starter cameras. It also included advanced autofocus (Hybrid CMOS AF III), built-in WiFi for app connectivity, and a fully articulating touchscreen. For video, it offered Full HD 25p capture and a microphone jack, features often missing even on more expensive models at the time.

TAKEAWAYS

Launched in 2015, the Canon EOS 750D offered a 24.2MP sensor, higher than typical beginner cameras of its era.

Key features included advanced autofocus, WiFi connectivity, and a fully articulating touchscreen.

The camera also supported Full HD video recording and had a microphone input.

Despite being over a decade old, it is still considered a viable and affordable option for beginner photographers.

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