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= Canon EOS 750D =
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<div style="font-size:210%; font-weight:700; line-height:1.15;">Canon EOS 750D <span style="font-size:55%; font-weight:400; opacity:0.6;">/ Rebel T6i / Kiss X8i</span></div>
<div style="margin-top:6px; opacity:0.75; font-size:105%;">Beginner-friendly DSLR · point-and-shoot when you want, fully manual when you're ready.</div>
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<span style="background:#2e2e2e; padding:5px 12px; border-radius:999px; font-size:88%;">&#x25A1;&nbsp;APS-C Sensor · 1.6× crop</span>
<span style="background:#2e2e2e; padding:5px 12px; border-radius:999px; font-size:88%;">&#x1F4F7;&nbsp;24.2 MP</span>
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<span style="background:#2e2e2e; padding:5px 12px; border-radius:999px; font-size:88%;">&#x21BA;&nbsp;Flip-out Screen</span>
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'''Jump to:''' &nbsp;
[[#Just Want to Shoot?|Quick Start]] &nbsp;·&nbsp;
[[#The Mode Dial|Mode Dial]] &nbsp;·&nbsp;
[[#The Exposure Triangle|Exposure Triangle]] &nbsp;·&nbsp;
[[#Field of View &amp; Crop Factor|Crop Factor]] &nbsp;·&nbsp;
[[#Autofocus|Autofocus]] &nbsp;·&nbsp;
[[#Makerspace Tips|Makerspace Tips]] &nbsp;·&nbsp;
[[#Technical Specifications|Tech Specs]]
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[[File:Canon-EOS-750D.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Canon EOS 750D with kit lens 18–55mm]]
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The '''Canon EOS 750D''' (also sold as the '''Rebel T6i''' in North America and '''Kiss X8i''' in Japan) is a 24.2&nbsp;MP APS-C DSLR released in February 2015. It is available at the makerspace as a shared resource — great for product shots, documentation, macro work and experimenting with photography fundamentals.
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== Just Want to Shoot? ==


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&#x26A1; '''New here? Only read this box.''' Come back to the rest when you're curious.
| text  = '''New to the camera?''' Start at [[#The Mode Dial|The Mode Dial]] and ignore everything else. Come back to the rest when you're curious.
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| Just take photos — I don't care about settings || Turn dial to <span style="background:#4caf50; color:#fff; padding:1px 7px; border-radius:4px; font-weight:700;">A+</span> and shoot
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| Blurry background (portrait look) || Dial to '''Av''' · set a low f-number (f/1.8–f/2.8)
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| Freeze fast motion || Dial to '''Tv''' · set 1/500 or faster
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| It's dark and photos are noisy || Try a lower ISO first · if already low, you need more light
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| Record video || Flip the switch to &#x25B6; · press red &#x25CF; button
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| Photos are blurry || Check: is AF on? Half-press shutter to focus before shooting. Use faster shutter if subject is moving.
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== The Mode Dial ==
== The Mode Dial ==


The big dial on top controls ''how much'' the camera thinks for you versus how much you control manually.
The top dial controls the camera's autopilot level. Most people never leave the left half.


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! Symbol !! Name !! What it does !! Best for
! style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff; width:50px;" | Symbol
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! style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | Name
| <big>'''AUTO''' / &#x1F7E2;</big> || Scene Intelligent Auto || Camera decides everything || Absolute beginners, snapshots
! style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | What it does
! style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | Good for
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|-
| <big>'''CA'''</big> || Creative Auto || Auto, but you can nudge blur and brightness || Getting comfy with creative choices
| style="text-align:center;" | <span style="background:#4caf50; color:#fff; padding:2px 8px; border-radius:4px; font-weight:700;">A+</span> || Scene Intelligent Auto || Camera controls everything || Total beginners, grab shots
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|-
| <big>'''P'''</big> || Program AE || Camera sets exposure, you control ISO + flash || General use once you know a little
| style="text-align:center; font-weight:700;" | CA || Creative Auto || Auto + nudge blur &amp; brightness || Stepping off full-auto
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|-
| <big>'''Tv'''</big> || Shutter Priority || ''You'' set shutter speed, camera sets aperture || Moving subjects, light trails, freezing motion
| style="text-align:center; font-weight:700;" | P || Program AE || Auto exposure, manual ISO/flash/WB || Intermediate "smart auto"
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| <big>'''Av'''</big> || Aperture Priority || ''You'' set aperture, camera sets shutter speed || Portraits, product shots, controlling depth of field
| style="text-align:center; font-weight:700; color:#cc0000;" | Tv || Shutter Priority || You pick speed · camera picks aperture || Motion control
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|-
| <big>'''M'''</big> || Manual || You control everything || Studio work, full creative control
| style="text-align:center; font-weight:700; color:#cc0000;" | Av || Aperture Priority || You pick f-stop · camera picks speed || Background blur, depth control
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|-
| <big>&#x263C;</big> / &#x1F315; || Scene modes || Presets for Portrait, Landscape, Sports, etc. || Quick situational shooting
| style="text-align:center; font-weight:700; color:#cc0000;" | M || Manual || You control everything || Studio, copy stand, full control
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|-
| <big>&#x25B6;</big> || Movie || Video recording mode || Video, obviously
| style="text-align:center;" | &#x25B6; || Movie || Video recording || Video
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{{Tip|'''Start with Av.''' Set your aperture, let the camera handle the rest. It's the most useful "one foot in" mode and teaches you the most about how lenses work.}}
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&#x1F4A1; '''Best first step into manual:''' Use '''Av''' mode. Set f/4 or f/5.6 and let the camera figure out the rest. You get creative control over depth of field without worrying about exposure.
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== The Exposure Triangle ==
== The Exposure Triangle ==


Every photo is determined by three settings working together. Change one, and the others are affected.
Every photo is a balance of three things. Understanding all three is what separates snapshots from deliberate photos.


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! colspan="3" | &#9651; The Exposure Triangle
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<div style="font-size:170%; margin-bottom:4px;">&#x25CE;</div>
! [[#Aperture &#x2109; (f-stop)|&#x25CE; Aperture]] !! [[#Shutter Speed &#x1F4F7;|&#x23F1; Shutter Speed]] !! [[#ISO &#x25A6;|&#x2609; ISO]]
<div style="font-weight:700;">Aperture</div>
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<div style="font-size:82%; opacity:0.7;">Light &amp; background blur</div>
| Controls ''how much light'' enters through the lens and ''depth of field'' || Controls ''how long'' the sensor is exposed to light || Controls the sensor's ''sensitivity'' to light
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<div style="font-size:170%; margin-bottom:4px;">&#x23F1;</div>
<div style="font-weight:700;">Shutter Speed</div>
<div style="font-size:82%; opacity:0.7;">Motion freeze or blur</div>
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<div style="font-size:170%; margin-bottom:4px;">&#x2609;</div>
<div style="font-weight:700;">ISO</div>
<div style="font-size:82%; opacity:0.7;">Brightness &amp; noise</div>
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=== Aperture &#x25CE; (f-stop) ===
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=== &#x25CE; Aperture (f-stop) ===
 
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Controls how much light enters the lens and how blurry the background is.
 
'''The unintuitive rule: smaller number = bigger hole = more blur + more light.'''


Written as '''f/2.8''', '''f/5.6''', '''f/16''', etc. Counter-intuitively: '''smaller number = bigger opening = more light + blurrier background.'''
<code>f/1.8 → huge opening &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; f/16 → tiny pinhole</code>


{{Quote|'''Visual demo:''' [https://i.imgur.com/HnkSMJp.gif &#x25BA;&nbsp;See how aperture affects depth of field (animated gif)] — notice how the depth of field compresses as the aperture closes down. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Filmmakers/comments/4adabh/aperture_gif/ Original thread]}}
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! f-stop !! Aperture size !! Depth of field !! Light !! Typical use
! f-stop !! Background !! Light !! Use for
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| f/1.8 – f/2.8 || &#x25CF; Large || Very shallow (blurry BG) || &#x2B50;&#x2B50;&#x2B50; Lots || Portrait, low light
| style="font-weight:700;" | f/1.8–2.8 || Very blurry || &#x2B24;&#x2B24;&#x2B24; Lots || Portraits, low light
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| f/4 – f/5.6 || &#x25D5; Medium || Moderate || &#x2B50;&#x2B50; Some || General, kit lens sweet spot
| style="font-weight:700;" | f/4–5.6 || Moderate || &#x2B24;&#x2B24; Some || Everyday, kit lens
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| f/8 – f/11 || &#x25CB; Small || Deep (most things sharp) || &#x2B50; Less || Landscapes, product shots
| style="font-weight:700; color:#cc0000;" | f/8–11 || Sharp throughout || &#x2B24; Less || Products, documentation
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| f/16 – f/22 || &#x25CC; Tiny || Very deep || Minimal || Macro stacking, architecture
| style="font-weight:700;" | f/16–22 || Everything sharp || Minimal || Macro stacking
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&#x26A0; Kit lens (18–55mm) only opens to f/3.5 at wide and f/5.6 zoomed. For serious background blur you need a prime lens — grab the 50mm f/1.8 from the lens bag.
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[[Fil:F-stop.gif|center|frameless|upright=1.1|f-stop animation showing aperture blades opening and closing]]
<div style="text-align:center; font-size:80%; color:#888; margin-top:4px;">Aperture blades physically opening and closing</div>
[[Fil:Aperture-comparison.jpeg|center|frameless|upright=1.1|Side-by-side comparison of shallow vs deep depth of field]]
<div style="text-align:center; font-size:80%; color:#888; margin-top:4px;">Same scene · f/1.8 vs f/11</div>
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{{Note|The kit lens (18–55mm) opens to f/3.5 at wide end and f/5.6 zoomed in. For seriously blurry backgrounds, look for prime lenses with f/1.8 in the makerspace lens bag.}}
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=== Shutter Speed &#x23F1; ===
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=== &#x23F1; Shutter Speed ===


Written as '''1/500''', '''1/60''', '''2"''' etc. '''Faster = freezes motion. Slower = motion blur + camera shake.'''
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Controls how long the sensor is exposed. Faster freezes motion; slower blurs it.
 
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! Speed !! Effect !! Notes
! Speed !! Effect !! Notes
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| 1/1000 and faster || Freezes fast motion || Sports, machines in motion
| 1/1000 s+ || Freezes fast motion || Machinery, sparks, sport
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|-
| 1/250 – 1/500 || Freezes normal motion || Walking people, everyday use
| 1/250–500 s || Freezes people || Safe everyday speed
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|-
| 1/60 – 1/125 || Slight blur possible || Handheld safe zone with IS lens
| 1/60–125 s || May show slight blur || Handheld safe zone (IS lens)
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|-
| 1/30 and slower || Motion blur / light trails || Use a tripod. Anything below 1/focal length = shake risk.
| 1/30 s and slower || Motion blur / streaks || Tripod required
|-
|-
| Bulb (B) || Open as long as you hold || Star trails, lightning, long exposures
| Bulb (B) || Open as long as held || Light trails, astrophotography
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&#x26A0; Flash sync limit is <strong>1/200 s</strong> — shoot faster with flash and you get a black band across the frame.
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[[Fil:Shutter-speed_comparison.jpg|center|frameless|upright=1.1|Grid of photos showing same scene at different shutter speeds]]
<div style="text-align:center; font-size:80%; color:#888; margin-top:4px;">1/1000 s → 1 s: same scene, same light</div>
[[Fil:Shutterspeed_video.gif|center|frameless|upright=0.6|Animated gif showing motion blur difference at different shutter speeds]]
<div style="text-align:center; font-size:80%; color:#888; margin-top:4px;">Real-world motion blur difference</div>
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{{Warning|The 750D syncs flash at max '''1/200 s'''. Faster than that with flash = black bar across your image.}}
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=== ISO &#x2609; ===
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=== &#x2609; ISO ===


'''Higher ISO = brighter image + more grain (noise). Use the lowest ISO that gives a properly exposed shot.'''
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ISO makes the sensor more sensitive to light — but higher sensitivity = more grain (digital noise). '''Use the lowest ISO that gives a correct exposure.'''
 
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! ISO !! Noise !! Use when…
! ISO !! Noise !! Use when…
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| 100 – 400 || &#x2713; Clean || Outdoors, good light, studio
| style="color:#388e3c; font-weight:700;" | 100–400 || &#x2713; Clean || Outdoors, studio lighting, bright workshop
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| 800 – 1600 || Slight grain || Indoors, cloudy, dim makerspace
| 800–1600 || Slight grain || Indoors, dim ambient light
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| 3200 – 6400 || Visible grain || Low light, concerts, candid
| 3200–6400 || Visible grain || Dark room, no other option
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| 12800 – H25600 || Heavy grain || Emergency only — noticeably soft
| style="color:#cc0000;" | 12800–25600 || Heavy grain + soft || Emergency only — image quality drops noticeably
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== Field of View &amp; Crop Factor ==
== Field of View &amp; Crop Factor ==


{{Quote|'''Visual demo:''' [https://i.imgur.com/0dj09Bb.jpg &#x25BA;&nbsp;See how sensor size affects field of view (comparison image)] — notice how the same lens covers a different angle depending on sensor size. [https://www.reddit.com/r/photography/comments/t5ldg/i_dont_think_i_have_ever_seen_a_better_example_of/ Original thread]}}
The 750D's APS-C sensor is smaller than a full-frame (35mm film) sensor. The practical effect: every lens acts '''1.6× more zoomed in''' than it would on full-frame. This is called the '''crop factor'''.


The 750D has an '''APS-C sensor''' (22.3 × 14.9&nbsp;mm), which is smaller than a full-frame (35mm) sensor. This means lenses appear '''1.6× more zoomed in''' than they would on a full-frame camera.
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! Lens focal length !! Acts like on 750D !! Typical use
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! Lens focal length !! Effective focal length on 750D !! Effective angle of view
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| 18mm || ~29mm || Wide — fits in a room
| 18 mm || ~29 mm || Wide — fits a full workbench in frame
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| 35mm || ~56mm || Close to natural human vision
| 35 mm || ~56 mm || Close to natural human vision
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| 50mm || ~80mm || Short portrait length
| 50 mm || ~80 mm || Flattering short portrait
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| 85mm || ~136mm || Classic portrait
| 85 mm || ~136 mm || Classic portrait / detail
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| 200mm || ~320mm || Strong telephoto
| 200 mm || ~320 mm || Strong telephoto / distant detail
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This is useful for makerspace documentation: an 18–55mm kit lens at 18mm gives you a workbench-width shot in the big room.
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&#x1F4CC; The 18–55mm kit lens at 18mm is wide enough to fit the full CNC table or EinScan turntable in frame from ~60–80 cm away — good for documentation shots.
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== Autofocus ==
== Autofocus ==


=== AF Modes ===
=== AF Modes ===


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! Symbol !! Mode !! Use it for…
! Style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | Mode
! Style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | Behaviour
! Style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | Use for
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| '''ONE SHOT''' || Single autofocus — locks when you half-press &#x25C9; || Still subjects, product photography
| '''ONE SHOT''' || Locks focus when you half-press &#x25C9; || Still subjects — product shots, copy stand
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| '''AI FOCUS''' || Auto-switches between One Shot and Servo || Mixed shooting, safe default
| '''AI FOCUS''' || Switches automatically between modes || Mixed / unpredictable subjects — safe default
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| '''AI SERVO''' || Continuous AF — keeps tracking a moving subject || Moving people, action
| '''AI SERVO''' || Continuously tracks a moving subject || Moving people, machines, action
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=== AF Point Selection ===
=== Picking an AF Point ===


The 750D has '''19 cross-type AF points'''. By default it uses all of them (camera picks). For product shots or portraits, manually select a single point:
By default the camera uses all 19 points and picks for you. For precision:


# Press the AF point button (top-right of viewfinder area, '''&#x25A6;''' icon)
# Press the '''&#x25A6; AF point button''' (top-right of viewfinder)
# Use the d-pad or touchscreen to move the point
# Use the d-pad or tap the screen to move the active point
# Half-press shutter to lock focus, then recompose if needed
# Half-press shutter to lock, then recompose if needed


{{Tip|For macro/close-up work on a copy stand, disable AF entirely — switch the lens barrel to '''MF''' and focus manually using live view zoom (push the magnifier button &#x1F50D; to zoom 5× or 10×).}}
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&#x1F4A1; '''Macro / copy stand:''' Flip the lens switch to '''MF'''. Use Live View + the magnifier button (&#x1F50D;) to zoom 5× or 10× — lets you nail focus manually to the pixel.
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== &#x2600; White Balance ==


== Metering Modes ==
Tells the camera what counts as true white. Wrong setting → blue or orange colour cast everywhere.


Controls ''which part of the frame'' the camera uses to calculate exposure.
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! Symbol !! Setting !! Use when…
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! Symbol !! Mode !! Description
| '''AWB''' || Auto || Default — works in most situations
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| &#x2600; || Daylight || Direct sun
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| &#x2601; || Cloudy || Overcast, open shade
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| &#x2299; || Evaluative || Analyses the whole scene — default, works 90% of the time
| &#x1F4A1; || Tungsten || Warm bulbs / incandescent
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| &#x25D4; || Partial || Reads ~9% at centre — useful for backlit subjects
| &#x25A1;&#x1F4A1; || White Fluorescent || Strip lighting (most makerspace rooms)
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|-
| &#x25CE; || Spot || Reads ~3.8% at centre — pin-precise, for tricky lighting
| '''K''' || Kelvin (manual) || Full colour temperature control
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|-
| &#x2295; || Centre-weighted || Biases the centre but reads the whole frame
| &#x25A1; || Custom (grey card) || Most accurate — set from a reference card
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Under the makerspace fluorescent strips: use '''White Fluorescent''' — or shoot RAW and correct in post.
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== Makerspace Tips ==
 
=== Product &amp; Object Documentation ===
* '''Av mode · f/8–f/11''' — maximum sharpness front to back
* ISO 100–400 under studio lamps; bump up only if needed
* Flip the screen out for overhead copy-stand shots
* White balance: Custom or shoot RAW for most accurate colour


== Live View &amp; Video ==
=== Close-up &amp; Macro ===
* Kit lens works down to ~25 cm · use extension tubes (lens bag) for tighter work
* Flip lens to '''MF''' + use Live View magnifier for hair-precise focus
* f/8–f/16 recommended — depth of field gets very thin at close range


Press the '''&#x25B6;&#x25A0;''' switch beside the viewfinder to enter Live View. The screen flips out and rotates — useful for overhead shots on a copy stand.
=== EinScan 3D Scanning Reference Photos ===
* Shoot the object before placing on the turntable — useful colour/texture reference
* Enable Anti-flicker: '''MENU → &#x1F4F7; → Anti-flicker shooting''' — helps under strip lights


* Touch the screen to focus on a spot
=== Workshop Events &amp; Documentation ===
* Pinch to zoom for manual focus check
* AI Focus · ISO Auto (cap 3200) · Av f/4–f/5.6
* '''Movie mode:''' turn the mode dial to &#x25B6;, press the red &#x25CF; button to record
* Articulating screen is great for floor-level or overhead angles
* Canon Camera Connect app + Wi-Fi = phone as wireless shutter remote


'''Video specs:'''
=== Useful Lens Options ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! Resolution !! Frame rates !! Notes
! Lens !! Why
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|-
| 1080p (Full HD) || 24p / 25p / 30p || Best for general video
| 18–55mm f/3.5–5.6 (kit) || General use — fits wide scenes
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|-
| 720p (HD) || 50p / 60p || Smooth slow-motion at 50%
| 50mm f/1.8 || Cheap, sharp, cinematic background blur
|-
|-
| 480p (SD) || 25p / 30p || Small file sizes only
| Macro lens || PCBs, components, small objects
|}
|}


{{Note|There is no 4K on the 750D. For 4K documentation, use a smartphone or check if the makerspace has a different camera available.}}
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== Known Quirks ==


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* '''Astrophotography banding:''' Horizontal stripes appear under aggressive post-processing — an inherent limitation of the Hybrid CMOS AF III phase-detect pixels. Not a defect.
* '''Dark circle issue (early units):''' Canon repaired a small batch with circular dark patterns under certain conditions. Check serial number if shooting small apertures in bright light.
 
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== White Balance ==
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White balance tells the camera what ''true white'' looks like in your lighting. Wrong WB = orange/blue cast.
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{| style="width:100%; font-size:87%;" cellpadding="3"
|- | style="color:#666;" | Type || APS-C CMOS
|- | style="color:#666;" | Size || 22.3 × 14.9 mm
|- | style="color:#666;" | Resolution || 24.2 MP · 6000 × 4000 px
|- | style="color:#666;" | Pixel size || 3.71 µm
|- | style="color:#666;" | Crop factor || 1.6×
|- | style="color:#666;" | Processor || DIGIC 6 · 14-bit
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! Symbol !! Setting !! Use when…
{| style="width:100%; font-size:87%;" cellpadding="3"
|-
|- | style="color:#666;" | Range || 1/4000 s – 30 s + Bulb
| '''AWB''' || Auto White Balance || Default — usually fine
|- | style="color:#666;" | Flash sync || X-sync 1/200 s
|-
|- | style="color:#666;" | Burst || 5.0 fps
| &#x2600; || Daylight || Outdoors in sun
|- | style="color:#666;" | Buffer || 180 JPEG / 7 RAW
|-
| &#x2601; || Cloudy || Overcast sky
|-
| &#x1F4A1; || Tungsten / Incandescent || Old warm bulbs (goes very blue — correct for orange cast)
|-
| &#x1F4A1;&#x25A1; || White fluorescent || Strip lighting (common in makerspace rooms)
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| &#x26A1; || Flash || When using the popup flash
|-
| K || Kelvin || Manual colour temperature — for nerds and studios
|-
| &#x25A1; || Custom || Set from a grey card — most accurate
|}
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{{Tip|For product documentation under the makerspace's fluorescent lights, try '''White Fluorescent''' or shoot RAW and fix it in post.}}
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{| style="width:100%; font-size:87%;" cellpadding="3"
|- | style="color:#666;" | Points || 19 cross-type
|- | style="color:#666;" | Centre || Double cross-type at f/2.8
|- | style="color:#666;" | System || Hybrid CMOS AF III
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{| style="width:100%; font-size:87%;" cellpadding="3"
|- | style="color:#666;" | Native ISO || 100 – 12800
|- | style="color:#666;" | Extended || H: 25600
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== Shooting RAW vs JPEG ==
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{| style="width:100%; font-size:87%;" cellpadding="3"
|- | style="color:#666;" | Max res || 1080p @ 24/25/30p
|- | style="color:#666;" | 720p || 50p / 60p
|- | style="color:#666;" | Codec || H.264 · .MOV
|- | style="color:#666;" | Mic input || 3.5 mm jack &#x2713;
|}


{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
<div style="background:#cc0000; color:#fff; font-size:73%; font-weight:700; letter-spacing:0.1em; text-transform:uppercase; padding:5px 10px; border-radius:4px; margin:12px 0 8px; display:inline-block;">&#x1F5B5; Body</div>
! !! RAW (.CR2) !! JPEG
{| style="width:100%; font-size:87%;" cellpadding="3"
|-
|- | style="color:#666;" | Screen || 3.0" vari-angle touch · 1,040k dots
| '''File size''' || ~25–30 MB per shot || ~5–10 MB per shot
|- | style="color:#666;" | Viewfinder || Pentamirror · 95% · 0.82×
|-
|- | style="color:#666;" | Battery || LP-E17 · ~440 shots
| '''Editing flexibility''' || Maximum — recover blown highlights, fix WB, etc. || Limited
|- | style="color:#666;" | Storage || SD/SDHC/SDXC (UHS-I)
|-
|- | style="color:#666;" | Connectivity || Wi-Fi + NFC
| '''Straight out of camera''' || Flat, needs processing || Ready to use
|- | style="color:#666;" | Lens mount || Canon EF / EF-S
|-
|- | style="color:#666;" | Dimensions || 132 × 101 × 78 mm
| '''Use for''' || Product shots, portraits, anything you'll edit || Quick documentation, web use
|- | style="color:#666;" | Weight || 510 g body only
|}
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Set via '''MENU → &#x25A6; (camera icon) → Image Quality'''
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{| style="width:100%;" cellpadding="4"
! style="text-align:left; color:#666;" | Format !! style="color:#666;" | Size !! style="color:#666;" | Crop
|- | Full Frame || 36 × 24 mm || 1×
|- style="background:#fff3cd; font-weight:700;" | APS-C (Canon) ← this camera || 22.3 × 14.9 mm || 1.6×
|- | APS-C (Nikon/Sony) || 23.5 × 15.6 mm || 1.5×
|- | Micro Four Thirds || 17.3 × 13 mm || 2×
|- | 1" sensor || 13.2 × 8.8 mm || 2.7×
|- | Smartphone (typ.) || ~6 × 4.5 mm || ~5.6×
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== Flash ==
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<div style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff; padding:13px 18px; font-weight:700; font-size:1.0em;">&#x1F50C; Lens Compatibility</div>
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{| style="width:100%;" cellpadding="4"
! style="text-align:left;" | Mount !! !!
|- | style="font-weight:700;" | EF-S || style="color:#388e3c; font-weight:700;" | &#x2713; || APS-C native — widest options
|- | style="font-weight:700;" | EF || style="color:#388e3c; font-weight:700;" | &#x2713; || Full-frame glass · 1.6× crop applies
|- | EF-M || style="color:#cc0000;" | &#x2717; || Mirrorless — incompatible
|- | RF || style="color:#cc0000;" | &#x2717; || New mirrorless — incompatible
|- | 3rd party EF || style="color:#f0ad4e;" | &#x7E; || Sigma/Tamron Art: fine · Old manual: adapter
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The built-in popup flash (GN 9.4 at ISO 100) is adequate for fill flash or emergency indoor use. '''It is not flattering for portraits.'''
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{| style="width:100%; background:#fff; border:1px solid #e0e0e0; border-radius:10px; overflow:hidden; margin-top:14px; font-family:-apple-system,BlinkMacSystemFont,'Segoe UI',Roboto,sans-serif;" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
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<div style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff; padding:13px 18px; font-weight:700; font-size:1.0em;">&#x1F4BE; RAW (.CR2) vs JPEG</div>
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{| style="width:100%;" cellpadding="4"
! !! RAW !! JPEG
|- | File size || ~25–30 MB || ~5–10 MB
|- | Editing || Maximum flexibility || Limited
|- | Ready to use || Needs processing || &#x2713; Straight from camera
|- | Best for || Anything you'll edit || Quick docs &amp; web
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<div style="color:#666; margin-top:8px; font-size:93%;">Set via: '''MENU → &#x1F4F7; → Image Quality'''</div>
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For makerspace use (3D scanning, product photography):
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* Turn flash '''OFF''' — use diffused ambient light or a desk lamp
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{| style="width:100%;" cellpadding="4"
! style="font-size:120%; width:28px;" | !! Mode !! When to use
|- | &#x2299; || Evaluative || Default · works ~90% of the time
|- | &#x25D4; || Partial || Backlit subjects (~9% of frame)
|- | &#x25CE; || Spot || Precise reads (~3.8% at centre)
|- | &#x2295; || Centre-weighted || Biases centre, reads whole frame
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External flash hotshoe is standard Canon E-TTL II compatible.
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Rad 264: Rad 486:
== Technical Specifications ==
== Technical Specifications ==


{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
|+ Canon EOS 750D — Full Specifications
|+ Canon EOS 750D — Complete Specifications
! colspan="2" style="background:#cc0000; color:white;" | &#x1F4F7; Sensor
! colspan="2" style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | &#x1F4F7; Sensor &amp; Imaging
|-
| Sensor type || APS-C CMOS
|-
|-
| Sensor size || 22.3 × 14.9 mm
| Sensor type || APS-C CMOS · 22.3 × 14.9 mm
|-
|-
| Crop factor || 1.6×
| Effective pixels || 24.2 MP · 6000 × 4000 px · 3.71 µm pixel pitch
|-
|-
| Effective pixels || 24.2 megapixels
| Crop factor || 1.6× (multiply any lens FL by 1.6 to get effective angle)
|-
|-
| Max resolution || 6000 × 4000 px (3.71 µm pixel pitch)
| Image processor || DIGIC 6 · 14-bit RAW processing
|-
|-
| Aspect ratios || 3:2, 4:3, 16:9, 1:1
| Metering || 63-zone iFCL · 7560-px RGB+IR sensor
|-
|-
! colspan="2" style="background:#cc0000; color:white;" | &#x23F1; Shutter
! colspan="2" style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | &#x23F1; Shutter
|-
|-
| Type || Electronic focal-plane
| Type || Electronic focal-plane
|-
|-
| Speed range || 1/4000 s — 30 s + Bulb
| Speed range || 1/4000 s — 30 s · Bulb
|-
| Flash sync || 1/200 s (X-sync)
|-
|-
| Continuous shooting || 5.0 fps (180 JPEG / 7 RAW)
| Flash sync || X-sync at 1/200 s
|-
|-
! colspan="2" style="background:#cc0000; color:white;" | &#x1F50D; Autofocus
| Continuous shooting || 5.0 fps · 180 JPEG or 7 RAW frames
|-
|-
| AF system || 19 cross-type points (Hybrid CMOS AF III)
! colspan="2" style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | &#x1F50D; Autofocus
|-
|-
| Centre point || High-precision double cross-type at f/2.8
| Points || 19 cross-type · centre double cross-type at f/2.8
|-
|-
| Live view AF || FlexiZone-Multi / Single, Face Detection, Movie Servo
| Live View AF || FlexiZone-Multi/Single · Face Detection · Movie Servo
|-
|-
! colspan="2" style="background:#cc0000; color:white;" | &#x2609; Sensitivity
! colspan="2" style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | &#x25B6; Video
|-
|-
| Native ISO range || ISO 100 – 12800
| Full HD || 1920 × 1080 @ 24p / 25p / 30p
|-
|-
| Extended ISO || H: 25600
| HD || 1280 × 720 @ 50p / 60p
|-
|-
! colspan="2" style="background:#cc0000; color:white;" | &#x1F4F9; Video
| Codec || H.264 / MPEG-4 AVC · .MOV container
|-
|-
| Max resolution || 1920 × 1080 (Full HD) at 24/25/30p
! colspan="2" style="background:#1f1f1f; color:#fff;" | &#x1F5B5; Body &amp; Connectivity
|-
|-
| 720p || 50p / 60p
| Screen || 3.0" vari-angle Clear View II touchscreen · 1,040,000 dots
|-
|-
| Codec || H.264 / MPEG-4 AVC (.MOV)
| Viewfinder || Optical pentamirror · 95% coverage · 0.82× magnification
|-
|-
| External mic || 3.5 mm mini-jack &#x2713;
| Battery || LP-E17 Li-Ion · 1040 mAh · ~440 shots (CIPA)
|-
! colspan="2" style="background:#cc0000; color:white;" | &#x1F5B5; Display
|-
| Screen || 3.0" vari-angle Clear View II TFT touchscreen, 1,040,000 dots
|-
| Viewfinder || Optical pentamirror, 95% coverage, 0.82× magnification
|-
! colspan="2" style="background:#cc0000; color:white;" | &#x1F50C; Power &amp; Body
|-
| Battery || LP-E17 Li-Ion (1040 mAh), ~440 shots per charge (CIPA)
|-
|-
| Storage || SD / SDHC / SDXC (UHS-I)
| Storage || SD / SDHC / SDXC (UHS-I)
|-
|-
| Connectivity || Wi-Fi, NFC
| Connectivity || Wi-Fi · NFC · 3.5 mm mic · Mini-HDMI · USB
|-
| Lens mount || Canon EF-S (EF lenses compatible with 1.6× crop)
|-
| Body dimensions || 132 × 101 × 78 mm
|-
| Weight (body only) || 510 g
|-
|-
| Processor || DIGIC 6 (14-bit processing)
| Lens mount || Canon EF / EF-S
|-
|-
| Metering || 63-zone iFCL + 7560-px RGB+IR sensor
| Dimensions || 132 × 101 × 78 mm · 510 g body only
|}
 
=== Sensor Size Comparison ===
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:100%"
! Sensor format !! Dimensions !! Area !! Crop factor !! Example cameras
|-
| Full Frame (35mm) || 36 × 24 mm || 864 mm² || 1× || Canon 5D, Sony A7
|-
| APS-H || 28.7 × 19.1 mm || 548 mm² || 1.26× || Canon 1D (old)
|-
| '''APS-C (Canon)''' || '''22.3 × 14.9 mm''' || '''332 mm²''' || '''1.6×''' || '''EOS 750D ← you are here'''
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| APS-C (Nikon/Sony) || 23.5 × 15.6 mm || 367 mm² || 1.5× || Nikon D3500, Sony A6400
|-
| Micro Four Thirds || 17.3 × 13 mm || 225 mm² || 2× || Olympus OM-D, Panasonic GH5
|-
| 1" || 13.2 × 8.8 mm || 116 mm² || 2.7× || Sony RX100 series
|-
| 1/2.3" || 6.17 × 4.55 mm || 28 mm² || 5.6× || Most compact cameras / smartphones
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== Common Makerspace Use Cases ==
 
=== Product / Object Documentation ===
* Use '''Av mode''' at '''f/8 – f/11''' for maximum sharpness and depth
* ISO 100–400 if you have decent light
* Use the flip screen for overhead copy-stand shots
* White balance: '''Custom''' from a grey card, or shoot RAW
* For EinScan objects: shoot at f/8 before and after scanning — useful reference
 
=== Macro / Close-up Work ===
* Kit lens works down to ~25cm — for tighter work, use extension tubes (check lens bag)
* Manual focus + live view magnification (&#x1F50D; button)
* Use '''AI Servo''' + continuous burst if subject might move
* Aperture: f/8–f/16 for more depth (very shallow at close range)
 
=== 3D Scanning Support ===
* Shoot reference photos of subject before placing on EinScan SE turntable
* Use consistent lighting — turn off overhead flickering strips if possible (Anti-flicker mode: MENU → &#x25A6; → Anti-flicker shooting)
 
=== Workshop / Event Documentation ===
* '''AI Focus''' auto mode, ISO Auto (max 3200), Av at f/4–f/5.6
* Use the articulating screen to get interesting low angles
* Wi-Fi + Canon Camera Connect app lets you use your phone as remote shutter
 
=== Infrared / Modified Photography ===
{{Note|The 750D has a standard hot mirror (IR cut filter) installed. It is not modified for full-spectrum. If you need IR photography, check with the makerspace coordinators — this may be modified in future or an alternative body sourced.}}
 
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== Known Issues ==
 
* '''Sensor banding in astrophotography:''' Horizontal banding artefacts visible under aggressive post-processing — inherent to Hybrid CMOS AF III phase-detect pixels. Not a defect, just a limitation.
* '''Dark circles (early units):''' Canon issued a recall/repair for a small batch of early 750D/760D units with circular dark patterns. Check serial number against Canon's list if shooting at small apertures in bright light.
 
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== Lens Compatibility ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Mount !! Compatible? !! Notes
|-
| '''EF-S''' || &#x2713; Full native || Designed for APS-C — widest angle options
|-
| '''EF''' || &#x2713; Full native || Full-frame lenses work fine, with 1.6× crop
|-
| '''EF-M''' || &#x2717; No || Mirrorless mount — incompatible
|-
| '''RF''' || &#x2717; No || New Canon mirrorless — incompatible without adapter
|-
| '''Third-party EF''' || &#x26A0; Usually || Sigma/Tamron Art series generally fine; older manual primes need adapter
|}
|}


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== See Also ==
== See Also ==
 
* [[Maskiner och inventarier|Maskiner och inventarier]]
* [[Camera Techniques — Depth of Field]]
* [[EinScan SE — 3D-skanner]]
* [[Macro Photography Setup]]
* [[Product Photography Lighting]]
* [[EinScan SE — 3D Scanner]]
* [[Copy Stand Usage]]
 
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== External Resources ==
== External Resources ==
 
* [https://www.usa.canon.com/support/p/eos-rebel-t6i Official Canon 750D / T6i Support]
* [https://www.usa.canon.com/support/p/eos-rebel-t6i Official Canon EOS 750D / Rebel T6i Support Page]
* [https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canon-eos-rebel-t6i-750d dpreview review]
* [https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canon-eos-rebel-t6i-750d dpreview full review]
* [https://www.manualslib.com/brand/canon/eos-750d/ Canon EOS 750D Manuals]
* [https://www.manualslib.com/brand/canon/eos-750d/ Canon EOS 750D Manuals (ManualsLib)]
* [https://i.imgur.com/HnkSMJp.gif Aperture depth of field animation]
* [https://www.reddit.com/r/photography/comments/t5ldg/ Sensor crop factor field of view comparison]


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