Canon® Rebel T6s/T6i Fast Start
Lesson Info
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Join John Greengo for a complete introduction to the Canon® Rebel T6s/T6i in this Fast Start.
You’ll learn why the Canon® Rebel T6s/T6i is the go-to camera for all levels of photographers and how you can get the most out all of its features and functions. John will teach you how to:
- Ensure you come away with a high resolution image every time you shoot
- Take advantage of the 19-point autofocus system
- Harness the power of the camera’s impressive frame rates
The Canon® Rebel T6s/T6i Fast Start will prepare you to take advantage of each and every one of your camera’s buttons, menus, and features.
Lessons
IntroductionCanon® System Introduction
Preparing the Camera
Basics of Photography
Control Difference T6i vs T6s
Mode Dial
How to Adjust ISO
Auto Focus System
Using Flash
Viewfinder Display
White Balance and Picture Styles
Drive Mode
Movie Mode
Quick Menu
Playback Options
Left Side of the Camera
Right and Bottom Sides of the Camera
Canon® Rebel T6 Lens Options
Basic Menu Navigation
Shoot 1 Menu
Shoot 2 Menu
Shoot 3 Menu
Live Shoot 1 Menu
Movie 1 Menu
Movie 2 Menu
Play 1 Menu
Play 2 Menu
Set-up 1 Menu
Set-up 2 Menu
Set-up 3 Menu
Set-up 4 Menu
My Menu
Operation Setup for Different Subjects of Photography
Reviews
- Feeling pretty good about my T6s purchase! John's teaching style was fabulous, and I am left feeling pretty confident and a lot less overwhelmed!
- Great Class! John Greengo is an amazing teacher. I have a t6i for like 6 months and this class helped me a lot. Totally worth the money!
- As a student of John's for the past 2 years with the Fundamentals of Photography, the Nikon D3300 and D5500, I recently traded my Nikon D3300 for the Canon EOS Rebel T6i. As always, the training was superb, easy to understand, and I feel better in being able to use a digital camera. The reason for the switch in manufacturers was because of the ease of use of the Canon. I look forward to referring back to the lessons if I need a refresher course. Thank you, John. Your teaching is starting to click, finally.