Canon - EOS Rebel T6 DSLR Two Lens Kit with EF-S 18-55mm IS II and EF 75-300mm III lens - Black

This is my first DSLR, and not having used other SLR cameras, I can only say my experience as a novice has been mostly positive. I have had this Camera for 3 months, and I really enjoy using it. Pros: A very nice camera with full functionality, many camera modes, and full manual control- Including AV, TV modes. Fairly straightforward buttons and features that are in the places you'd expect and are convenient for quickly changing shutter speed, ISO, etc. (But takes some getting used to for a new user). NFC and WIFI connectivity for smartphones (with an downloadable APP). The Camera comes with two lenses (18-55mm and 75-300mm) that are pretty good quality and allow a range of options. (Not as great in terms of quality as a prime lens, but still good quality for the price.) The price for this kit is really good considering all that you get with it. (the camera body, two lenses, camera strap and carrying case). The photo quality is good, and it takes nice photos under a variety of settings and conditions. Cons: High ISO noise (above ISO 800 during day and over 1600 at night). This isn't a great camera for night photography/ astrophotography, but it does an okay job.( It often requires post-processing for night photography.) At 18MP, you do lose some quality over higher MP cameras. As an entry level camera though, the Rebel T6 still takes quality photos. Some challenges with taking photos using "LiveView" with Auto Modes (It's tricky to get the correct settings in place to allow it to focus and take photos in LiveView). The battery does drain pretty quickly if you're taking many photos, so a spare is a necessity. NFC connectivity is hit or miss, and it can be frustrating. It has an APS-C Sensor with a 1.6X crop factor, so your lenses are not going to achieve wide-angle without a wide angle attachment (which reduces quality). This can be a bit of a challenge for landscape photography. So if you're wanting wide-angle photos, you may want to consider a full frame camera, but that also comes with a higher price tag. Overall, I wouldn't trade this camera, despite some of it's drawbacks for astrophotography and wide-angle limitations for landscapes and some minor frustrations with NFC. It's convenient, it has decent lenses, it takes good photos, and you can't beat the price for a Canon. If they fixed some of the ISO Noise, NFC and LiveView issues, I'd give this 5 stars.

I’m love photography but am a amateur! I wanted to upgrade from my iPhone and begin to learn more about photography. The Rebel T6 has been perfect for that. I’ve had this camera for about 5 months and took it on an Alaskan cruise. I shot a lot on auto but also shot a lot manually so that I can begin to capture the looks that I want! I have a ways to go but the Rebel has been perfect in helping me get there. Start small, pace yourself and learn the camera inside and out! Don’t be in a rush to spend thousands of dollars on equipment if you’re not armed and ready to use it. I’m still learning all of what the Rebel can do. I’m having a great time in the process.

Won't be able to find a better camera with the accessories included at this price point. Bought it so that I could take newborn photos versus paying someone the same price. Was able to take professional looking photos and have the camera now as little guy grows up. Attached a quick, simple photo of our cat so you can see the quality.

I received this camera for Christmas and have been using it since. I am new to the world of DSLR photography and have found this camera relatively easy to use. I also like that a camera bag and two lenses were included, though many online agree that the zoom lens is par at best. Still, for something you are getting as an added bonus, I can’t complain. I am going to be purchasing the “nifty fifty” Canon 50mm lens soon and a wide angle lens soon to take my photography to the next level.

I bought this on sale, it is my first digital SLR but not my first Canon. I was not disappointed at all, both lenses work great and I've gotten excellent pictures with this set, beats my Samsung Galaxy hands down. Definitely worth the money.

I was looking for a fast automatic SLR, and got it, but I also got a camera that allows me to get shots impossible to get with auto features. Battery life is great, and downloading pictures is simple and fast. Image quality is superb.

If you're looking for a starter DSLR camera this is a good one. Simple, but good enough to take pictures especially from a distance. I primarily got this for my child's graduation, I refuse to have pictures taken with an IPhone especially for an event like this. You can't really have memorable pictures from a distance with phone cameras. They are only good for close proximity pictures but from a distance you will need some kind of DSLR to be able to zoom in. The question you need to ask yourself before buying it is how often will you use it. Are you willing to spend $400+ for something you're going to use sparingly? I haven't used mine in weeks... that's where the Iphone beats DSLR- the Iphone is always ready to shoot and it fits in your pocket.

This camera is great for people who want to start photography. It has an easy to understand handbook and it is a very simple to use. It is a camera that is great for pet photography and nature photography. I have done photoshoots of my friends as well and they absolutely fell in love with the photos. I have received many compliments regarding the quality of my photos! And editing is a big helper to show your unique style through photography so don't always rely solely on the camera itself.