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Dec 20, 2023 · Known for their user-friendly interfaces, quality imaging, and affordability, Rebel cameras have helped many to step into the world of DSLR photography. Here, we chronicle the evolution of the Canon Rebel models through the years.
Aug 20, 2012 · Canon has announced the EOS 650D (known as the Rebel T4i in North America), and 18MP touch-screen DSLR with a sensor-based hybrid AF system for improved focus in movie and live view modes. The camera gains the all-cross-type 9-point AF sensor from the EOS 60D and can now shoot at 5fps.
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- The Origins of The Canon Rebel
- The EF-S Is Born For Digital
- Evolution in The Digital Revolution
- Video Killed The Photography Star
- Canon’s Naming Conventions For Entry-Level DSLRs
- A Legacy of Entry-Level Innovation
- The Future of The Canon Rebel Line
- Film Comeback Breathing New Life Into Old Rebels
The first Canon EOS Rebel had the spirit of the iconic Canon AE-1, but with autofocus. The Canon AE-1 had dominated the entry-level SLR market since it was introduced in 1976. Being the first camera to have a computer chip designed into it, the AE-1 was capable of being completely automatic, or completely manual. And everything in between. Users co...
With the advent of the digital revolution, however, the Rebel’s lens mount would have to be rethought if the company hoped to keep to the entry-level spirit of the product line and also keep costs down. Full frame image sensors would be too expensive for a Rebel, and therefore Canon opted to downsize its entry-level DSLR to an APS-C image sensor de...
The Canon EOS Digital Rebel, also known as the EOS 300D and EOS Kiss Digital, was launched in 2003 and offered a 6.3-megapixel CMOS image sensor, DIGIC processor, and 3:2 aspect ratio. It was the first Canon EF-S camera as well as the first DSLR to carry a price tag of less than $1,000. The camera also had a 7-point wide-area autofocus system and c...
Like the Canon 5D Mark II, the entry-level Canon DSLR line was able to capture full HD video starting with the Rebel T1i. The camera could capture 720p video in a 16:9 aspect ratio at 30 frames per second. 1080p video could also be managed, albeit at 20 fps, or even standard definition 4:3 video at 30 fps. It was the dawn of a new age and beginners...
While Canon has a clear idea of who it wants to target with its new entry-level line, things became rather confusing when it came to naming conventions. This was largely due to the same Rebel camera being called something completely different in various markets around the world, causing confusion. In Europe, the Rebel became known as the EOS 300D, ...
Since its inception in 1986, the Canon Rebel series has steadily taken the innovations made from its higher-performing cousins in the EOS line and helped beginning photographers take better pictures. From multi-point autofocus to 4k video, the Rebel line of cameras has steadily become a far more powerful and higher-performance camera platform than ...
Will there be a mirrorless Rebel someday? Maybe. Canon has certainly signaled its intention to put nearly all of its focus and development resources on the mirrorless RF platform. A Rebel-M, for lack of a better name, would give entry-level users the ability to cross over into Canon’s RF mount with a more powerful, yet lighter camera platform to pu...
However, even if it’s true that the development of the Rebel could be coming to a close someday, it may come as no surprise that in recent years, 35mm film photography is making a comeback. As such, those old Canon Rebel film cameras, as well as the venerable AE1 are becoming more valuable on the used market. With digital portals such as eBay and C...
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The EOS Rebel T8i is an interchangeable lens camera. Equipped with a 24.1 Megapixel CMOS (APS-C) sensor, DIGIC 8 image processor and an ISO range of 100-25600.
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