Testseek.co.uk have collected 78 expert reviews of the Canon EOS 1300D Rebel T6 and the average rating is 71%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon EOS 1300D Rebel T6.
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78 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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5431 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great picture quality
Wi-Fi and app abilities
Low price
The Canon EOS Rebel T6's photo and video quality are definitely better than those of a point-and-shoot
Has Wi-Fi and NFC
High resolution rear display
Competitively priced
Highly intuitive and easy to use
Provides access to a huge range of Canon lenses
Excellent image quality
Accessibly priced
Cecent all-round image quality
Hardy and lightweight plastic body
Simple control layout with large buttons
Detail-rich LCD screen
Wi-Fi and NFC for easy smartphone hookup
Good value
Wi
Fi and NFC
Textured coating
High
Resolution screen
Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity
Easy to use
High-resolution screen
Great value
Entry into huge range of EOS accessories
Built-in Wi-Fi
The editors didn't like
Hardly a looker
Video and Live View lack autofocus
Similarly priced rivals are better
Its feature set is beyond minimal and it's slow for a family camera
Image quality not as high as rivals
Resolution a little limited compared to that of rivals
Published: 2018-11-07, Author: Phil , review by: techradar.com
Good value, Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity, Easy to use, High-resolution screen
Fixed rear screen, No touchscreen control, Only 95% viewfinder, Slow focusing in live view, Only 18MP resolution
Image quality from the EOS Rebel T6/ EOS 1300D is good, although as it's roughly on par with the now three-year-old T5 it's nothing particularly revolutionary, while compared to 24MP rivals, it lags behind. But if you're stepping up from a compact camera...
Published: 2018-06-29, Author: Phil , review by: techradar.com
The EOS Rebel T6i / EOS 750D can trace its heritage back to the early days of digital photography and it shows. A very polished and well-thought out camera, the EOS Rebel T6i / EOS 750D is a great introduction to DSLR photography for those looking to make...
Abstract: It is 12.5x10x14.5cm the last figure with the lens at its most compressed position, the total weight is 696grams.It is supplied with a neck strap but the normal substantial grip point on the right side I prefer to use it without it.The left side has an an...
Image quality from the Rebel T6/ EOS 1300D is very good, although as it's roughly on par with the two-year-old T5 it's nothing particularly revolutionary. But if you're stepping up from a compact camera or mobile phone photography you'll be very pleased w...
Competitively priced, Highly intuitive and easy to use, Provides access to a huge range of Canon lenses, Excellent image quality
Resolution a little limited compared to that of rivals, Build quality a little plasticky
For those who already own the 1200D, the addition of Wi-Fi connectivity and the higher resolution screen are the only compelling reasons to upgrade. And while both are useful, most 1200D owners who have already learned how to use a DSLR effectively will b...
Abstract: Professional photographer? Just getting your feet wet? Learning how to use a camera, or never held a camera before? With the Canon EOS 1300 D you'll fit right in, regardless of your level of shooting. These are just a few of the perks and design features...
Abstract: The Canon EOS 1300D is the company's latest entry-level digital SLR camera.It has quite a lot in in common with the more expensive Canon EOS 750D except that it omits various extra features that the 750D and its predecessors has accrued over the years. Th...
Canon EOS 1300D – AF and Performance There are just nine autofocus points to choose from when using the 1300D – not many by DSLR standards, and they're grouped towards the middle of the frame. The central point is the more sensitive cross-type, so it's be...
Good value, Wi, Fi and NFC, Textured coating, High, resolution screen
Fixed screen, No touchscreen, 95% viewfinder, Slow focusing in live view
The Canon EOS 1300D is a solid if uninspiring entry-level DSLR, eschewing eye-catching features in favour of image quality and low cost. It's a great beginner option, but less impressive as an upgrade...
