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Mar 04, 2019 Canon used to save shutter count information in the EXIF data up to 2011, so that for older cameras, such as the Canon 1D, Canon 1D Mark II, Canon 1D Mark II N, Canon 1DS, Canon 1DS Mark II, the number of shots can be retrieved by uploading an unedited image to an EXIF-reader. However, for more recent Canon cameras, the actuation count is. 13 votes, 14 comments. 51.1k members in the canon community. Welcome to reddit's home for discussion of the Canon EF, EF-S, EF-M, and RF Mount.

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2Differences in the Models
3How to Use It
- 3.1Battery
- 3.3Canon Rebel Lenses
- 3.4Controls
  - 3.4.1Mode Dial
- 3.9RAW Images
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Overview

The Canon Rebel can be easy to use for beginners and has many features and controls for advance users as well. This camera can be used with many other items at Media Loan especially the many lenses giving camera users the ability to get a wide variety of shots. We have many models for Canon Rebels. Starting form oldest to newest model, they are; XSi, T1i, T2i, T5i, T6i and T7i.Canon Rebel T5i Complete Manual

Differences in the Models

New Features to the T5i/T6i

The newer Rebel models have a separate video mode switch, a flip-out LCD monitor, touch screen functionality, and a depth-of-field preview button.

LCD Flip-out Screen

To flip the monitor out, pull on the right side of the screen. When it is swung out you can rotate it up, down, or over 180 degrees to face the subject. This allows you to view your Live View image or exposure settings from various angles.

Touch Screen

The LCD screen monitor on the T5i/T6i has touch screen capabilities, unlike the other Rebel models available at Media Loan. You can use the touch screen to navigate the MENU, adjust settings, and change exposure. It is automatically activated in Live View mode and the MENU; with Live View off you will need to press the Q button to activate the touch screen and navigate the Q Menu. Touch screen can be enabled/disabled in the MENU. The touch shutter function, activated in Live View mode, enables you to take a picture by simply tapping the LCD screen with your finger.

T5i/T6i Differences

The Canon Rebel T5i and T6i are very similar in design and functionality. They are both equipped with the same censor, the APS-C 332.3mm2 and have the same ISO range of 100-12,800. Media Loan has very few T6i’s available. Here are the major differences between these models:

Megapixels: 18MP – T5i vs. 24.2MP – T6i
Pixels: T5i – Bigger pixels, better in low-light vs. T6i – More pixels, higher resolution
Even though they have the same ISO range, the T6i handles noise better
The T6i has more Auto-Focus (AF) points

They have slight differences in exterior buttons, explained below.

T5i Diagrams

T5i front diagram
T5i front diagram
T5i front diagram

T6i Diagrams

How to Use It

Battery

To insert a battery into the Canon Rebel:

Open the battery door located on the bottom of the camera by pulling on the latch and swinging the door open.
Align the battery attachment on the camera to the attachment in the slot.
Slide the battery into place and lock it in.
Close the battery door.

The battery will only fit in one way, so if it does not seem to be working, the battery is not oriented correctly. When the camera is powered off, it takes several seconds to clean the sensor. Because of this, make sure that the 'Sensor Cleaning' logo is no longer on the screen before removing the battery.To charge the battery, slide it into the provided charger and then plug the charger into a standard 120 VAC outlet. Do not charge more than 24 hours. Do not use any charger other than the one provided with the camera.

Battery Life

The Canon Rebel shows charge level in three stages: 'Battery OK', 'Battery Low', and 'Needs to be Charged'. To conserve battery life, the Rebel will go into a sleep mode after a period of disuse with default settings. To wake the camera, press the shutter button down halfway. If you know you will not be using the camera, it is best to fully turn the camera off.

Camera Memory

The T5i/T6i can use SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards. Most Media Loan Rebels will come with a 16 gigabyte card already in the camera. If you wish to use your own card, make sure the speed rating is at least Class 4 for RAW photos, and Class 10 45mb/s for video.To switch memory cards, open the door on the back of the camera's hand grip, and press the back of the memory card. The card will pop out far enough to grab the back. Remove the card. To insert a new card, make sure it is oriented correctly, and insert the new memory card until it stops.

Canon Rebel Lenses

The Canon Rebel will accept any Canon EF of EF-S bayonet lenses. Media Loan has several different zoom and prime lenses that can be checked out alongside a Canon Rebel. Prime lenses (fixed focal length) are recommended for faster apertures and picture quality, while zoom lenses are recommended for changing shooting settings, or long telephoto applications.

Removing and Replacing Lenses

Please do not remove the included kit lens from the camera unless you intend to attach a different lens immediately. On the Canon Rebel, there is a half-circle shaped button on the right side of the lens mount (viewed from the front of the camera). To remove the lens, press this button, and turn the lens approximately 90 degrees clockwise. To attach a new lens, find the guide mark on the lens body. If it is an EF lens, the guide mark will be a red circle. Pokemon crystal kaizo guide. If the lens is EF-S, the guide mark will be a white square. Line up the guide mark with the matching mark on the Canon rebel body, set the lens into the mount, and turn it approximately 90 degrees counter clockwise until it locks into place.

Auto / Manual Focus Switch

The Canon Rebel uses an in-lens focusing system, which is switched on and off on the body of the lens. Regardless of the settings on the camera body, if the switch on the lens is set to MF (Manual Focus), the camera will not perform AF (Auto Focus) functions.

Image Stabilization

Some canon lenses feature an optical IS (Image Stabilization) function. This can be useful for shooting fast-moving hand-held shots, shots in low-light environments, etc. Because the IS is optical, it will not deteriorate the quality of the image as digital image stabilization does. However, using the IS feature on a lens will drain the battery much faster. Due to power consumption concerns, we recommend that the IS be turned off when shooting from a tripod, or at high enough shutter speeds that hand movement will not be a concern. The IS controlled on the lens body, and if the lens has an IS feature, the switch will be next to the AF/MF switch next to the lens mount.

Controls

The T6i has two added buttons on top of the camera body, above the Mode Dial: DISP. and one for Auto-Focus (AF) functionality. The DISP. button will turn the LCD screen on/off when Live View is disengaged, and the AF allows for quick access to Auto-Focus settings.

Mode Dial

A-DEP

A-DEP (Automatic DEPth of Field) mode on the Canon Rebel is designed to maximize focus across a picture, and is primarily intended for landscapes or large groups of people. A-DEP must be used with AF turned on, as the camera will use the AF sensor array to search through the frame for the distance of all subjects, then determine aperture and shutter values to create a depth of field that will keep all subjects in focus. A-DEP i

Canon T7i Shutter Count