Thanks to Canon, the Rebel brand name has become synonymous with the modern day entry-level DSLR. If you or someone you know has gotten into photography over the past few years, a Rebel is likely the first camera you looked at—especially if you wanted a dual-purpose DSLR that could also shoot video.
But since Canon released the Rebel T2i in 2010, very little has changed with the line. Other than small refinements here and there, the last few years of Rebel DSLRs have heavily relied on the brand’s good name and ease-of-use while skipping meaningful hardware upgrades. That finally changed this year with the Canon Rebel T6i, which brought with it a higher resolution sensor, improved low light and continuous shooting, and built-in WiFi.
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