Canon T6s (760D) Hands-on Review

[@itschriswinter]

Great review Toby, I've been waiting to hear your thoughts about it. Really love these new in depth, highly produced videos. Always a fan, keep up the good work. Chris

[@photorectoby]

Chris Winter Thanks Chris!

[@markalmeida7568]

After considerable investigation over the last 6 months with a focus on stills vs. video, I waited and purchased the Canon T6S. Your reviews helped shape my decision making across the myriad of choices out there! I discover new things about this camera daily! THANK YOU!

[@photorectoby]

Sparky Almada Awesome! Glad to hear it!

[@Mr10mikemike]

I used to shoot a 20D a while back. Circumstances forced me to sell that equipment including printers back in the not to distant day. Yours is the first review of any camera equipment since being able to afford any camera. I'll try the T6s. I'll subscribe and keep checking back.

[@benjaminwynne4546]

Amazing quality review toby !!!!!!! I have been following for about 2 years now and you have come soon far. WELL DONE !!!

[@photorectoby]

benjamin wynne Thanks! I appreciate that!

[@RickySaddnagim]

One of the best reviews I havw seen for these cameras, ot really helped me to make wiser decision on my begging camera, thank you.

[@iOS4guy]

I have been waiting for this for so long. Thank you! great review!

[@lessteza]

Having the Sony a6000, I really don't feel the need to upgrade to T6s now, and would probably wait to upgrade to something more serious when I feel ready. Thanks Toby, awesome like always!

[@sajagadhikari]

Upgrade to the a6300, trust me you will not regret

[@web95]

Thanks Toby! Always helpful watching your reviews of new gear. Really appreciate the time you put into these.

[@officiallytragik5376]

i never watched this video because i always judged a video from it's thumbnail, but i'm glad i finally watched it! great vid!!!

[@huntepic6325]

PhotoRec Toby Which should i get? 70d or T6s? I am confused between two cause i dont like the Center focus point problem at the 70d which the T6s doesnt have.

[@pranave1985]

hey , what about sony a68? it has got better specs & features than canon 750d.what's ur opinion?

[@RAH1861]

Really nice review, Toby. Very comprehensive. Special thanks for talking about idea of upgrading from 60D, which I had asked about.

[@ryanjosephtapawan3232]

I found this review just in time. I was about to switch from Sony A6000 to Canon 760D but then i see your review and it helped me a lot, so thank you and more power

[@MrCarlobus]

Great editing on this one Toby! Keep up the awesome (and very helpful) work!

[@Oggiwara1]

When I see the relatively modest improvements on the T6s/760, I am very happy that I followed your advice to upgrade from my old T3i/600 to the 70D when that camera was new. And I think I will have it for many years. :-)

[@charlesdavis3858]

when the girl was walking at about 1:34. what lense was he using ? anyone? it looks sharp

[@dogdaleafternoon6847]

Excellent review. Great job on the video production side of things as well. Keep up the good work!

[@KeepOnPushing]

Is there any chance to get full hd 60fps with a future update?

[@silverleapers]

Loving the video quality upgrade (though the older ones were not bad). Would like to see some really in-depth autofocus testing on moving targets, battery life testing, etc.

[@auxmike718]

I had this camera! The top info screen made it feel like a pro model!

[@photorectoby]

it is a nice touch.

[@cooloox]

I'm curious you mention Canon's poor battery specs for these cameras after using them yourself for several weeks. I have the vertical battery grip, which I attached to the camera the day I bought it. On my very first time using the camera I visited a huge annual festival and shot 2936 images with the battery indicator only dropping one notch. It was in the same position after transferring all those images via USB lead to my laptop. Why do reviewers never mention these important facts? There is no way known these cameras only get 440 shots on a single charge of one battery. I got 2936 on 2 batteries with tons of charge to spare. I was walking around for 5hrs with the camera left on, but admittedly it kept falling into standby mode.

[@davebloggs]

I agree i have a t6S and i shoot all day way more than 400 shots with no trouble at all.

[@youseestefan]

You are saying that the T6i better image quality is but the T6i and the T6s are the same how does the T6i give better image quality than the T6s?

[@HoosierGeorge]

Toby, thank you, I am going to upgrade from the Canon 550D (t2i) to the 70D. Also I use a battery grip, there are some pro and cons but I just tell people they look cool, just like saying "glass" instead of "lens" My quirk. Thanks again, the "G"

[@MrPreliminary]

Very helpful information, I want to purchase my first camera and I don't know anything about the camera.

[@justlurkingat8]

Thank you so much for this amazing video. Answered all my questions. You guys have really helped me pick out my first dslr (a budget one). :)

[@logic2591]

how do you manage the batterylife whilst using it? can you charge it via USB to the computer or something whilst filming to get a ''eternal'' battery life?

[@senthilnathan9582]

My requirement is night-scape photography and video with good portrait,and good auto focus I am confused on choosing 70d & 750d. kinldy help me to choose a good camera

[@donblevins5089]

Canon 5d Mark III. When using the Yongnuo as a Flash I have to place both triggers on TRX mode. My triggers have three modes on the side, a Off, TX and a TRX. If I put the triggers, I use the 603C, in the TX mode my flash will not fire? Is there a reason it only fires on TRX mode? I am using a 430EX II flash. Don

[@ScottRoney]

In your recommendation of the Nikon D5500 you failed to mention that the Nikon does not provide a live view of exposure setting changes as well as the default exposure settings displayed in live view. The Canon not only displays many more settings in live view but it also displays the results of your setting changes in live view. I think for most beginners this is a significant feature difference in the Canons favor. I have a Canon T2i and after several weeks of reading and viewing reviews of several cameras I am excited to upgrade to the Canon T6s with the 18-135mm kit lens. Nice review. Thanks!

[@photorectoby]

+Nick Raphael That's why I have this video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ6noaKQisuSnrs

[@cooloox]

I doubt the Nikon has better battery life either. Have a look at my previous comment regarding battery life on the 760D (T6s). The Nikon isn't as good at continuous AF of a subject moving towards or away from the camera either.

[@ahmadfaris8044]

hello again sir, I'm about 2 weeks old with my first dslr(760d) and I started using pop up flash, the problem is when I use the flash, my shutter speed is limited to 1/200, how can I get faster than 1/200, is there any setting that I miss.

[@gollumxonpc5162]

Beautiful thumbnail and intro! Great video as always!

[@photorectoby]

gollumxOnPc Thanks - Thumbnail taken with Canon T6s :)

[@maximepena3741]

Which is the best in video 70d or T6S, what's the difference please. thanks for your video

[@133faceman]

Looking to get my first camera, was between this and the Nikon d5500, been waiting to see what this was like before committing. Seems is no better than d5500. Now just have to look at that sony :)

[@TalesOfWar]

133faceman It's hard to go wrong with any mid level "entry" camera these days. The best way to choose is ecosystem support. The body may be amazing, but if there are very few lenses and other accessories available (or at good prices) then you may find yourself regretting things. Sony make some amazing cameras and have been knocking the ball out of the park lately, but their lens selection is still rather small and very expensive compared to the Nikon and Canon side of things. Time will obviously fix this and you can get adapters if needs be. Just think bigger picture (no pun intended lol) before jumping in, but like I said it's hard to go wrong these days.

[@Vincent112june]

Thank you, it's always nice to hear how Canon works things.

[@exarous]

Wondering if I should've saved up for the T6s! I bought the T5i, but pretty happy with it, got it used like new for 420 USD on Amazon!

[@carissachiang9488]

Hi Toby, I have a Canon T3 and a 50mm 1.4 lens, which is my favorite to use. Which canon camera do you recommend I move to next? I like the look and feel of the T6s and how it's a taste of the more professional cameras. I want to grow and improve so, do you think the T6s would be the right camera to go to next?

[@bmbdhbr11]

I have been shooting with a Nikon D60. The Canon T6s should be a considerable upgrade don't you think? I'm mostly shooting Photographs of dogs.

[@cloneddrones]

Hi I'm looking at canon t6s and nikon d5500 I am new to dslr camera and I like to do all round photography and videography and I am stuck between these 2 camera's can you help, thanks

[@JulianKaiser]

What is the lens on it when you are holding it in the room?

[@atanudas6061]

Is their any difference between canon750d and 760d????

[@insideprana]

One question about the touchscreen LCD, could we do zooming in/out to a photo result just by pinching the screen during review (just like I saw in Nikon D5500)? thanks in advance...

[@scottyg2097]

What would you recommend as an up grade from the Canon SL1? I have a Canon 15-85 and a 55-250 lens. Would the pictures be better with a T6S or a T6i? I don't want to go to a 70D beacause of the issues that camera has after being a couple of years old.

[@mizzseo]

Thanks toby for this video! I think ill be upgrading my canon 1100d to the 760d!

[@dreamae8679]

What camera is best for begginers?

[@allangosine8036]

This video was really informative, definitely gonna subscribe to see more!

[@bonsilbin6856]

can you tell me which lens is best for canon 760d?

[@oddiepalacio8030]

can we shoot still photos while recording videos on the 760d?

[@VladHTX]

Great review. I love that you are starting to recommend other brands now too.

[@dagelite]

hi! i had the t6i but end up switching to t6s. im new with all these, pls let me know if in a long run i dont have to regret getting it? thanks

[@sanjoe1246]

im planning to buy one which would you recommend canon 760d or canon 70d? i like wild life and landscape photography in which in landscape photography the 24 megapixel is a little bit matter.I'm also considering nikon 5500. I'm just a beginner hope you can help me to chose a good camera thank you so much.

[@Klahsy]

Joenas Gayramon which did you go with? I'm in the EXACT same boat

[@CaptainMyCaptain33]

A 70D user or even 7D user will ALWAYS ALWAYS ALLLLWAYS say 70d or 7D. Period. Don’t even bother asking.

[@mariadarey8711]

Which Camera and Lense are you using for 1:25 - 1:34 PLEASE reply i Really need to know thanks

[@photorectoby]

+Maria Darey Its the Canon T6s and the 50mm f/1.4 canon lens www.amzn.com/B00009XVCZ/?tag=photorecomm0a-20

[@mariadarey8711]

Thank you so much :)

[@Phoenix-flame98]

thanks for your review i have canon eos 700d but i'm going to buy it.

[@sidneyoneill5072]

Hi there the review was amazing I am thinking of getting the 760d or the canon 70d I can't make up my mind I will let you now thanks.

[@BNSPAVAN]

i am serious about photography and want to buy my first dslr and i am a lot so much confused whether to buy a 760d or 70d plzzz tell me which one to buy and i am abeginner i want it both for photography and also shortfilms

[@roki977]

I did some sports shooting with 760d and it can take 700-800 shoots with one battery, probably more.. LW drains it to quick and all that..

[@rish1744]

does the T6S put on full HD Via Hdmi

[@oddiepalacio8030]

is canon compatible with other lens brand?

[@nicospinaYT]

I'm not sure if I should get the t6i or the t6s. Is the t6s that much better then the t6i? I have the money to buy ether, just need the best value?

[@maximme]

does it AF servo in LIVEview mode? ie track subject and allow you to shoot a series of in focus shots I know it tracks when you are NOT shooting.

[@Beshkensky]

What camera did you use to record this review?

[@BCDKFS]

hi PhotoRec Toby! How long will the battery lasts when recording video?

[@DrOksalev]

Thanks for the interesting explanation. I just sold my Rebel Xsi (had it for 6 years) and I would like to upgrade... The T6s seems like the best option, but the price still is above budget. What would you suggest; a T5i or T6i?

[@DDHDTV]

everybody seems to suggest the a6000, but I kinda don't like the feeling of it T.T and it was for sale yesterday for 520$ with kit lense

[@photorectoby]

Certainly if you don't enjoy it in hand you should get it. T6s is still a great camera.

[@katamari84]

its seems the youtube pro photographer prefer canon than nikon for the live view feature alone,what does nikon really succeed considering i plan to get d7200 in the future,yes their opinion matters

[@johaneriksson1477]

Feeling better about buying the 70D, love it. Thanks for a great review. I would really appreciate a clip that goes in to more detail about filming with the 70D and what lenses to use for film. I realize I need a prime but what prime would be best to at least get a semi professional feel. Thanks again for another great video.

[@photorectoby]

***** The Canon 35mm f/2 is a nice lens for video work. Even the 50mm f/1.8 can be useful if you will be on a tripod- all depends on how much room you have to work with and if you want AF or will be manual focusing.

[@johaneriksson1477]

Thank you very much, it is mainly in a studio environment and almost always on a tripod. But it´s always nice to do pieces outside. the 50 mm f1.8 is not a very expensive so might go for both :). Thanks again.

[@cheriesweetness]

Do you think the t6s is good enough to filming a videos for KZbin

[@MarianaSilva-tf8lr]

Great video. Once question though does this camera have that 'creative filters' feature seen in the 600D for example? (Those filters that you can preview their effects before actually taking the picture). Best regards,

[@photorectoby]

+Mariana Silva yes it does.

[@JOSEPARDO14]

Great review man ! Helped me a ton

[@oroksabida4827]

I have a question When I plug in my rode video mic pro A sign of mic and text that written off appear in the botton corner of my lcd Is it normal ? I hope someone can answer it Thanks :)

[@hydroop]

For someone looking to get into video it's probably a good idea to wait for the Panasonic G7. It looks like its gonna be a great entry level video dslm, offers 4k, Mic input, swivel display (great for youtubers etc), sharper video than canon and sony (even 1080p is sharper), great battery life that panasonic is known for. And for photographers Sony is the better choice (A6000, as you've said). So the Canon only really is an option for people that already own Canon lenses. Everyone else is better of with Sony or Panasonic.

[@hydroop]

Christos5120 True, no touchscreen. But thats not really a necessity. The D5500 video mode doesnt even allow you to change aperture in live view. But then again, the A6000 is not a true video camera since it does not have a mic input or a swivel screen. Thats why i'd go for the Panasonic for video and the Sony for stills. I hope that Panasonic uses a better sensor on their next top dslm (GH5), because their lowlight performance is lacking.. 16MP on a M43 Sensor should perform just as good as 24MP on an APSC Sensor. The D5500 is alot bigger than the A6000 even though they both feature the same (or at least a very similar) sensor. The Sony might not have a touchscreen, but on the other hand: it allows you to use cheap manual lenses (like M42, C-Mount, basically anything). Theres pros and cons to both, but the Sony is just so much smaller and gives you the same amount of control and image quality. There is always a trade off :)

[@TalesOfWar]

killuah Do not underestimate the power of the touch screen for video. It's a genuine game changer. it makes everything about shooting easier and quicker. I could never go back to a system without a touch screen (short of a full on dedicated video camera of course) after using my 70D for video.

[@photorectoby]

TalesOfWar How do you use the touch screen for video with your 70D? Touch to focus? What kind of video do you shoot- I am always interested in how people use their cameras.

[@TalesOfWar]

PhotoRec Toby Touch to focus, quickly change aperture and ISO etc. It just makes things much quicker and smoother to adjust. I tend to shoot product videos. Pretty boring stuff really lol. Point at product, make it spin, press record.

[@عمارالشايب-س5ت]

As a gift for a totally beginner who shot 90% indoor, does t6i introduce notable low light capability over sl1?

[@photorectoby]

عمار الشايب nope, almost the same quality.

[@RyanH0809]

Toby, excellent video! One question: you mention the servo mode live view tracking in the t6s, and recommend using this feature in the view finder. Does the t6i feature continuous autofocus in the example through the view finder, but not live view?

[@Midesag]

Hey Toby, Nice review... Could u pls point out some limitations you mentioned about Nikon dslrs...am planning to buy D5500 and after dis review I have dropped the t6i from the list and wil consider 70D before making a decision... Thanks a lot!!!

[@photorectoby]

Midesag I believe the only limitations I meant was the wifi system, you have no control over camera settings and the smaller body and ergonomics might not appeal to everyone.

[@lynne1312]

I am only interested in stills. I was looking at the 70d but I have read it still has a focus problem at 2.8. Any truth to the focus problem? Am thinking T6s would be a nice up grade. I am still using a T2i and have several canon lenses, so would like to stay with canon for that reason.

[@photorectoby]

Lynne Some 70Ds have focus issues with center point. It seems that very few still have the issue and it is correctable. 70D also provides microfocus adjustments for correcting most focusing issues with lenses. T6s does not provide that.

[@officiallytragik5376]

i see you have visited Brattleboro, VT, lol i was just at that restaurant today I WAS LIKE OMG WHAT THE HECK. are you familiar with that area?

[@adriaanrijkse]

As a beginner: Is the Canon 760 D (T6s) that much harder to use in comparison to a 70D? Right know the 70D Seems the best option.

[@woollyclouds2677]

I would think that the 70D would be harder...

[@rolandov2]

Hey, some people are saying that actually the t5i records video at a higher bitrate than the t6i and t6s... could you explain that to me?

[@photorectoby]

Rolando Vargas Don't worry about this. The important thing is the T6i and T6s video looks a little better, especially in low light. The bit rate doesn't matter and videos where people are talking about this without actually having shot with the camera should be ignored :)

[@rolandov2]

Well, lots of thanks! I'm new to dslr's and I'm planning on buying either a t6s or a 70d, I'll shoot a lot of video but still want to start at the stills world. Which of those do you recommend for me?

[@06wv]

Curious as to what makes the battery life poor on the rebel line. I have a 70d and it is more battery life than I ever need and much better than mirrorless alternatives. Isn't that one of the advantages of DSLRs compared to mirrorless systems?

[@photorectoby]

Chris Cochrane Are you asking why I said the battery life is poor or what causes the poor battery life? I said poor because T6s gives you less than 1/2 of what you get with the 70D. I believe because smaller batteries and all the focusing during live view. Typically I have said a big advantage of DSLRs is battery life but here we have a DSLR that gets only 20 more shots than the a6000. And the a6000 I can at least charge from a USB battery.

[@06wv]

Yes asking what makes it poor. Not why you said it. I always assumed the rebel line had similar battery life to the 70d. That is certainly a negative for the t6s

[@photorectoby]

Chris Cochrane The smaller batteries the decided to use and live view focusing combine to draw the power. I hope to do some tests, if you limit live view focusing and use of live view in general I bet you can get more shots but then you aren't really using the cameras best features.

[@rolandov2]

Can you do a comparison between the t6s and 70d specially on af and video?

[@photorectoby]

Rolando Vargas I am working on it. For video 70D is still clear winner in AF. For regular shooting through the viewfinder they are basically identical in speed and performance.

[@ElectroPig]

You forgot to add the fact that the battery life problem could be "partially remedied" by the use of a battery grip, which holds two batteries, as well as giving the shooter the option to use 6 AA batteries "in emergency situations", as well as providing a second set of controls that make life a LOT easier when shooting in portrait. Of course, I'd wait for the battery grip to go on sale, as most people will find it difficult to justify the ~$250.00 price tag. Thanks for the update...I was QUITE annoyed to hear about the T6S's release not two weeks after finally breaking down and snagging the T5i...but at least now I've got more information on it...so I'll likely hold off on an upgrade for the next major model bump.

[@TalesOfWar]

***** Battery grips also make using larger, heavier lenses much easier on these kind of bodies. The Rebel series are quite light and not as well balanced as the higher end stuff like the 70/7/6/5/1D's of the world, so the extra bottom heavy weight makes using bigger lenses less of a strain on your hand. They even help on the the higher end bodies (not the 1D of course, given it has it built into the body itself), it's just a bigger improvement on the Rebel line. Also I'm sure we'll start to see third party options rather soon.

[@ElectroPig]

TalesOfWar Yes...I was absolutely shocked to see the difference in price between the OEM and the aftermarket grips! Been out of it for quite a while...but damn! d=^o

[@TalesOfWar]

***** Third party grips are hard to go wrong with (relatively, there are a number of abysmally made ones so caution is advised!) given the price difference. I'd always go first party on the higher end bodies though. The last thing I want is a third party grip shorting out my $1300 body lol. It sucks even if its a $500-600 one too but a little easier to swallow the replacement cost haha.

[@ElectroPig]

TalesOfWar What freaked me out most, to be honest, was the astronomical tags on lens hoods! The prices they're asking for something that should come with the lens itself...amazing!

[@Micah_Wilson]

This question might be odd. Why does canon name the same camera differently? T6s/760D??

[@scottmckinney8535]

Different markets - I believe it's the T6s in USA and 760D in Europe

[@dan232183]

why do the photos in canon 760d look dull compared to nikon d5500?

[@photorectoby]

That seems like it is your opinion. Both cameras are perfectly capable of beautiful images.

[@connection330]

Is buying a T5i at this point in time a good option? Prices have dropped since the introduction of the T6s and T6i.

[@photorectoby]

connection330 If you just want a DSLR to take photos and don't care about the extra bells and whistles of the T6i/T6s - sure.

[@fetzinger10]

I honestly feel tempted by the T6s, seems to be a likeable camera! But as you mentioned in the video, for T4i-owners it´s not really a reasonable step in view of the cost. Has the size of the optical view-finder stayed the same in comparison to the T4i?

[@photorectoby]

fetzinger10 It is the same viewfinder. I completely hear you - while a lens is a better investment it doesn't always have that fun feel that a new body and the new features that come along with it provide.

[@TalesOfWar]

fetzinger10 If you're itching to upgrade, I'd either spend it on new glass or get a 70D. Just skip this, it's a genuine upgrade in pretty much every way. You feel where the extra money went too the second you first pick it up. Having all your controls more easily accessible is also a major plus.

[@Places4u]

Thank you for sharing this with us. I'd like to know more about the output video file on the canon t6s vs the sony a6000. Is there any difference in video quality and which one has better dynamic range and in post?

[@taylorhitaffer3385]

Enjoy your videos! Was thinking of purchasing this camera to take on a trip to the Canadian Rockies in Alberta. What would you recommend as a good landscape lens for this camera? What would you recommend as a good low light lens? Do you think this will be a good camera to photograph the aurora? Thank you!

[@naveenviswam]

+Taylor Hitaffer Go for a 10-18 mm wide angle for landscape and aurora and a 50 mm 1.8 prime for portraits and low light.

[@LeIs7777]

What lens would you recommend to a beginner photographer with Canon T6s?

[@photorectoby]

LeIs7777 One of the kit lenses kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqOWdoJ5mc9la7s and a prime lens kzbin.info/www/bejne/pICnhop5ndyZg7c

[@LeIs7777]

Thanks :)

[@TalesOfWar]

I think not having higher frame rate video capture is to distinguish their DSLR range from their dedicated video camera range. Something people often overlook when comparing Canon and Nikon is that Nikon don't really make video cameras, so they put more of these kind of features into their DSLR's whereas Canon make damn near any kind of camera you can think of up to and including movie cameras. I think Sony would be the only other company that has the same kind of product overlap as Canon when it comes to big brand camera makers (and let's not forget Sony make the sensors in most other cameras, Canon make everything in house).

[@photorectoby]

TalesOfWar I totally get the need to differentiate but really - 60p wouldn't kill their cinema line - those cameras have bigger sensors and a host of additional features. It is a good point that Nikon has nothing in the Cinema realm, something I hadn't really thought about.

[@akashj6071]

Hi Toby does you Canon 70D works fine now, or still running with that "Center AF Issue" at wide apatures..?? Did canon fixed this problem😮😰please let us know??

[@photorectoby]

Akash J My 70D was fixed by Canon. I haven't heard from anyone that bought a 70D in the last several months with a 70D exhibiting center focus point issues.

[@akashj6071]

PhotoRec Toby Thanks a ton😊😊😊☺very much happy to know this😊☺ Now i can buy Canon 70D with Confidence😅.

[@akashj6071]

PhotoRec Toby At last, got the 70D with new 50mm f1.8 STM awesome when combined together😅 really happy with it😄no focus issue nothing found eveything seems tack Sharp 😊😄😄😄

[@JacobAvnerPr1mus3]

What are you shooting that takes over 1/4000th of a second? I've never had to go above 1/2000th, even for F1 photography.

[@photorectoby]

Jacob Avner No, it's not about capturing fast moving subjects. It is about being able to shoot with wide open lenses in bright conditions. When shooting weddings I often want to shoot around f/2.8 for nice backgrounds and in bright sun my shutter speed is over 1/4000 of a second.

[@TalesOfWar]

Jacob Avner Try shooting a bright day at f/1.4 at 1/4000 even at 100 ISO. You'll wish you either had a faster shutter or that you packed your ND filters lol. It really depends what you're shooting though.

[@JacobAvnerPr1mus3]

PhotoRec Toby Oh. I don't have any real fast lenses like that, so I didn't have any experience with that

[@akashj6071]

Hi Toby, did you notice any white dot pattern when shooting white background @ f11 to f16, it is claimed by lensrentals.com that it is having a sensor.Just wanted to hear it from you.

[@photorectoby]

Akash J No, mine does not have the sensor spots.

[@akashj6071]

PhotoRec Toby hi which Camera do you recommend for Bird & portrait Photography?? T6S or 70D?? And should i save few bucks by buying T6s and invest it in lens instead of buying 70D ?? what do you recommend?? confused😰😨😰😰

[@rbphoto7758]

Hi Toby, can u tell us something abt. the focusing issue of the 70D? This camera is in the price range of the 760d, but I hav not yet decided, which one to buy.

[@photorectoby]

Rolly Berger A few 70D cameras seem to have issues with center point focus. It is fixable by Canon and the number of cameras impacted seems fairly small. Take a look at my side by side comparison here photorec.tv/2015/04/t6s-vs-t6i-vs-70d/

[@jessicamusick5724]

I loved this video, answered all of my questions and compared with similar cameras without me having to do so much research, thank you for taking the time! :) how would you say it handles high ISO? I own a t3, and she has been giving way recently. I could only go up to about 800 ISO before the grain became unforgivable, how would you say the t6s handles?

[@photorectoby]

Jessica Musick T6s will give you noticeably better results in low light. I am happy to shoot 1600 and even 3200 with careful exposure.

[@sahitpenmatcha7914]

I have a canon sl1 right now. Is this worth the upgrade? Or should I invest in a lens?

[@photorectoby]

Lens

[@sahitpenmatcha7914]

+PhotoRec Toby What lens do you recommend?

[@rishabhrai854]

+Photorec Toby Hello Toby !! I've seen your video regarding 70D's center focus point issue where you're getting soft images on higher aperture through viewfinder.Usually higher than f2.8. It's something which is preventing me from going for 70D. Any update on that issue ? Or should i get a T6s ?

[@photorectoby]

+Rishabh Rai Have not heard that any recent 70Ds suffer from the issue.

[@marioplus321]

Whatever advantages you introduced to 70D over 760D I still wonder why Canon brings the 760D so close to 70D if they are cameras of 2 different worlds? btw I owe 70D that is why it makes me angry;)

[@dheartbrkkid1]

Should i buy 760d or d5300? I'll be adding tokina 11-16, tamron 17-50, 50mm 1.8

[@photorectoby]

soumyajit paul Do you want the smooth AF in video that the Canon provides? If not - get the Nikon D5300.

[@fact_check27]

sony a68 or canon 760d and why?

[@Coops12241]

As always... very good review!

[@SendawarMedia]

you saved my day with your superb video. rich content and i love it so much. thank you so much