Generally the bigger you go the more you spend. Size and cost are important for sure, but you also need to take a realistic look at how you want to use your camera right now as well as what you want to photograph in the future. This is such a ridiculous large amount of camera gear for the price that if I didn't already have 3 Canon DSLR bodie I'd buy it myself.
The "t" series of Canon cameras have been their most successful for sure with beginning photographers. You get a little more if you get a t6i, but it's hard to justify the big price jump to get a t6i rather than a t6. The evolution of the Canon "t" series from one version to the next has not been earth shattering, but give Canon credit for continuously improving this series of very popular DSLR camera bodies.
The only shortcoming you have in the Canon Rebel t6 is its lackluster performance as a fast action sports camera. It only shoots at 3 frames per second. I shot the US tennis open about 10 year ago with a camera that only shot 3 fps and I got some great shots, but if you shoot a lot of fast paced sports you'll want more speed. Travel cameras are all about size, weight, and versatility. Mirrorless cameras make the most sense. The first few versions of Canon mirrorless cameras were really lame. They really did suck.
Enter the M5, M6, and M and you've got three great candidates for good traveling cameras from Canon. The M has a great sensor, but I personally like more dial controls on top of my cameras. They give me more of an experience of using a real camera. The M5 is the best of the 3 Canon mirrorless offering reviewed here, but the price tag is simply too high for many shoppers. The best Canon camera for photography enthusiasts has quality and versatility as the top top requirements. Technology has advanced so much that there's no reason for you to tolerate mid-level performance.
The Canon 80D will give you top performance. You want a camera that has outstanding image quality, versatility and expandability. Although the mirrorless cameras are coming along nicely, you want the large selection of lenses and accessories that come along with a DSLR.
Action, wildlife and sports photography requires your camera ro have fast focusing and fast frame rates. Both of these cameras excel at fast accurate focusing because of the number of focusing points and the dual pixel technology. Just as important with wildlife, sports and action photography is having a fast lens that lets lots of light into your camera so that you can use super fast shutter speeds.
With most of the situations you'll encounter your lens has to have a lot of magnifying reach for distant subjects. Yes, you read that right. I know the expanded grip is the ultimate proof that you're a shooting pro, but the performance of the 5D Mark IV and even the 6D Mark II for even less money are also superb. The full size sensor in the 6D Mark II gives you outstanding image quality. Canon G Canon G1X. Canon G7X. Canon EOS 70D.
Canon EOS 90D. Canon T3i. Canon T4i. Canon T5i. Canon SXHS. Sports Camera - 70D? Canon Waterproof Camera. There are hundreds of them, but which is the best canon camera? Consider which camera format is going to be the best one first. Want a Point and Shoot? How about the best canon dslr? A premium compact like the Canon g12, Canon g15 or G1X? I promised to give my reasons for the above list of answers to the broad overall question.
But first, I'll answer another relevant question. I have been using Canon brand cameras as my primary models since the very early days of digital photography. I also own high end Nikon and Sony cameras and they are also great, with each having advantages of their own, but none has made me want to switch from my primary Canon kit.
Canon EOS R5. With the R5, Canon brought their much-loved 5-series to the EOS R-series mirrorless interchangeable lens camera lineup. The success of these models was reflected in inventory levels, with these cameras continuously backordered for about half a year. The best Canon image quality we've seen combined with the highest overall performance, especially from an AF perspective including Eye AF , makes the R5 a game-changer. A pair of R5 bodies are my primary cameras.
I like nothing better. Canon EOS R6. The R6 brings us most of the R5 features for a lower price. More on Landscape Score. Measures the highest ISO a photographer could use without compromise of image quality.
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