As fewer new cameras enter the market, manufacturers have been working to create more distinct offerings and introduce new categories. Compare that to 2012 with 146 models launched.
Every year since 2012, fewer digital cameras were introduced with 2015 getting only 65 new models, down from 85 in 2014 which is a staggering 24% drop. Its straightforward functionality is great for an entry-level DSLR shooter, but the Canon T6s also brings over more advanced features and performance from higher-end cameras to satisfy the more experienced photographer as well.The digital camera market is reshaping to adapt to new market conditions. With a versatile and capable autofocus system, improved Live View focusing features and more enthusiast-level controls, the T6s takes the Rebel series up a notch. Images from the Canon T6s are very detailed, especially at low ISOs, and its high ISO performance is also quite pleasing despite the high-resolution sensor.
All of this is, nevertheless, packed into a classically compact Rebel-sized body. Plus, it also shares the 70D's 19-point AF system, and the highest resolution APS-C sensor ever in a Rebel camera at 24.2MP. The newest Canon Rebel T6s goes a bit beyond "entry-level" by adding advanced DSLR features like a top-deck LCD screen and their Control Dial interface on the back. The Canon Rebel line has long been a staple in the entry-level DSLR space, receiving high marks for image quality, ease of use, and an all-around good bang for your buck. Our Field Tests are a great place to start, as they’re written based on real-world shooting. For any cameras that strike your fancy, make sure to use the links and dive into our full reviews to see how they might fit your personal shooting style. However, it wasn't hard to define our winners in these categories for 2015! There were some truly outstanding cameras, very much deserving of recognition. (If your favorite camera didn't make the cut in this category, stay tuned for our enthusiast and pro camera winners this Thursday!) We added our "intermediate" category this year to try and bridge the gap between "entry-level" and "enthusiast" but the lines can still be somewhat hard to define. Best Entry-level and Intermediate Cameras of 2015Įntry-level and intermediate cameras have come a long way in the past few years! Their capabilities as well as their overall image quality and build quality have made dramatic leaps, placing the best ones closer in functionality to true "enthusiast-grade" cameras and therefore harder to slot into categories.
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