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Canon EOS 750D: A Smart Starter Camera Still Ahead of Time
The Canon EOS 750D, a 2015 beginner camera with 24.2MP, remains a top choice for photography despite newer models.
In brief
The Canon EOS 750D, a 2015 beginner camera with 24.2MP, remains a top choice for photography despite newer models. The Canon EOS 750D, launched in 2015, is still a smart starter camera with 24.2MP and articulating screen, offering better value than current entry-level models. Originally reported by Digital Camera…
Canon EOS 750D

The Canon EOS 750D, known as the Canon Rebel EOS T6i in the US and Canon EOS Kiss X8i in Japan, is a beginner-friendly camera.
24.2MP Sensor

The Canon EOS 750D featured a 24.2MP APS-C sensor, the highest resolution for entry-level Canon cameras at launch in 2015.
Hybrid CMOS AF III
The Canon EOS 750D included Hybrid CMOS AF III, providing phase detect autofocus that even expensive cameras at the time lacked.
WiFi Connectivity
The Canon EOS 750D offered WiFi connectivity for Canon Camera Connect, a feature praised as one of the best smartphone apps among camera brands.
Articulating Screen

The Canon EOS 750D had a fully articulating rear screen with touch controls, useful for low-angle photography without getting mucky.
FullHD 25p Video
The Canon EOS 750D supported FullHD 25p video capture and included a microphone jack, features rare in entry-level cameras.
Current Price Comparison

Today, the Canon EOS R50 costs $629 / £729, while the Canon EOS 750D / Rebel T6i is available for $341 at KEH or £239 at MPB.
Still a Smart Starter
The Canon EOS 750D, launched in 2015, remains a very respectable entry-level camera a decade later.
Here's the gist
The Canon EOS 750D, launched in 2015, is still a smart starter camera with 24.2MP and articulating screen, offering better value than current entry-level models.





