The greatest Rebel yet. That's a phrase we mutter about once a year. This time, we really mean it, and by a factor of two. The Canon EOS Rebel T6i, as well as it's companion, the T6s (known as the 750D and 760D outside of the US) both feature a new 24.2MP APS-C CMOS sensor (up from 18MP on the T5i / 700D) coupled with a new 7560 pixel RGB + IR metering sensor for more accurate metering. Although both cameras are very similar there are also distinct differences, so each will get it's own review. Canon's new Hybrid CMOS AF III uses sensor-based phase detection points for increased focus speed and accuracy in live view. Canon claims that the performance of Hybrid CMOS III should be close to that of Dual Pixel AF With the mirror down, the Rebels T6i uses the same 19-point phase detection AF as the 70D, which represents a vast improvement over the 9-point AF system in the T5i. The ISO range remains the same as its predecessor, 100-12800, expandable up to 25600. This Canon EOS Rebel T6i DSLR camera features a 24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor and comes with an EF-S 18-135mm lens, so you can easily capture sharp, detailed photos. Built-in Wi-Fi lets you share stored files across wireless
