What to look for Canon EOS DSLRs
Canon splits its EOS lineup into entry-level, enthusiast and professional ranges; the 1300D and 200D are the most basic, the 750D, 760D and 800D for intermediates, the 77D, 80D and 6D Mk II for more advanced enthusiasts, while the 7D, 5D and 1D lines have pro-level features. Expect greater ease of use (with thumb-operated scrollwheels replacing cursor keys), more robust build quality (with weather-sealing and tough magnesiumalloy shells), more advanced functionality, and full-frame (rather than APS-C) image sensors with more expensive models.
CANON EOS 1300D (Rebel T6)
Canon’s entry-level, budget-friendly EOS DSLR gets up a minor upgrade over its predecessor with added Wi-Fiand NFC to make it easy to instantly share images online. A basic 18Mp sensor, ISO6400 and 3fps are all specs…
