Canon EOS Rebel T6i EF-S 18-55mm IS STM Lens Kit 产品宣传册

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The Movie Crop function (select EOS 
DSLR cameras) enables zooming at 
7x the captured focal length for 

distant action and extreme close-ups. This feature 
is perfect when the chosen subject is in a crowd, 
like a specific athlete, or when it’s impossible to 
get close to the action. Recorded as a VGA video, 
Movie Crop shots are perfect for emailing, posting 
online, or editing into other video clips.

With the Video Snapshot feature 
(select EOS DSLR cameras) short 
video clips (of 2, 4 or 8 seconds) 

can be stitched together, in-camera, into one 
video file as a “snapshot album,” perfect for 
sharing online, or displaying to an HDTV directly 
from the camera. Select EOS DSLR cameras 
feature advanced Video Snapshot that makes 
in-camera editing even easier: still images can  
be captured during video recording simply by 
pressing the shutter button, and video clips can 
be reordered or deleted in an album during 
playback. A wind filter on the EOS Rebel T6s 
and EOS Rebel T6i cameras helps reduce 
distracting audio noise during video recording.

Select EOS DSLR cameras offer a choice 
between All-I, IPB and Light IPB compression 
and support High Profile under the H.264/
MPEG-4 AVC standard, combining high  
image quality with high coding efficiency  
and producing files that are well suited for  
transmission or broadcast. The FAT file system 
automatically splits files greater than 4GB, 
and creates a new file without interruption.  
Additional options include timecoding at all 
times (Free Run) or only during recording (Rec 
Run), which is useful for multi-camera shots.

Available on the EOS Rebel T6i and  
EOS Rebel T6s cameras, light IPB recording 
provides smaller size video files, while 
maintaining high image quality. These  
video files are easy to view and share on 
compatible smartphones, tablets and select 
social networking sites. Due to their smaller 
file size, videos recorded in light IPB mode  
can also be sent via a wireless network.

For complete creative decision-making on the 
go, select EOS cameras offer flexible manual 
controls for their movie modes. Not only can 
one take advantage of the range of ISO 
sensitivities, it’s simple to control exposure 
and depth-of-field, all of which can have a 
profound effect on the mood of a scene. It’s all 
as easy as the press of a button. By controlling 
depth-of-field, it’s simple to create gorgeous 
background blur. Exposure can be determined 
and set even in complex lighting situations, 
maintaining the same look and feel throughout 
an entire scene, not just the initial shot. 

For accurate and steady focus during video 
shooting, Canon developed Movie Servo AF 
(select EOS cameras only). Movie Servo AF takes 

Select EOS cameras feature 1920 x 1080 Full HD video  
capture and offer the enhanced image quality, smooth frame 
rates and adaptive exposure compensation necessary in  
professional movie-making tools. By shooting video with an 
EOS camera, it’s simple to take advantage of the image  
quality and characteristics intrinsic to large sensor cameras, 
resulting in richer, more detailed and more diverse images. 
The large sensor found in EOS cameras means more  
high-quality pixels plus the potential to shoot at higher  
ISO sensitivities without loss of detail. 

Canon EF, EF-S and EF-M lenses offer an  
incredible selection of lenses (wide-angle, 
macro, super-telephoto, tilt-shift and fisheye)  
to complement the user’s creative vision.  
With the flexibility to create images of  
great beauty and controlled depth-of-field,  
interchangeable lenses bring video shooting to 
a whole new level. The range of focal lengths 
is simply staggering. For example, the Canon 
EF 8–15mm f/4 L Fisheye USM can capture a 
fish’s-eye view of the world, offering a unique 
perspective to take your pictures in.  
There’s an EF, EF-S or EF-M lens for everyone. 
No matter the videographer, no matter the 
situation, Canon lenses help ensure  
quality results. 

In select models, EOS Full HD video can be 
captured at 1920 x 1080 resolution, for up to 
4GB per clip. Videos are saved as MOV files 
(the EOS 7D Mark II cameras can record in 
both MOV and MP4 formats, and at 50/60 fps) 
and can be viewed in Full HD with HDMI 
output. Other recording sizes include HD at 
1280 x 720 (50/60 fps) or SD/VGA at 640 x 480 
(50/60 fps). No matter the end-application,  
the proper resolution and frame rate can be 
easily defined with EOS cameras. 

Select EOS cameras can now record videos in 
MP4 format. MP4 format provides video that is 
easily shareable, and compatible across 
smartphones, tablets and other mobile 
devices. Recording in MP4 format compresses 
the video into smaller sized files without 
affecting video quality.

On the EOS 70D and EOS Rebel T6s cameras, 
Movie Digital Zoom makes it possible to zoom 
from 3x to 10x while shooting video, helping 
add a dramatic effect to video clips. 

advantage of the Hybrid CMOS AF systems on 
select EOS Rebel and EOS M series digital 
cameras, and the Dual Pixel CMOS AF system 
on the EOS 7D Mark II and EOS 70D cameras  
to lock focus on a subject with great speed  
and track it throughout the composition.  
Movie Servo AF automatically determines the  
distance of the subject as its position changes 
through the frame. On the EOS 7D Mark II  
and EOS 70D, Dual Pixel CMOS AF and Movie 
Servo AF work in concert to provide smooth 
and consistent autofocus tracking, even on 
fast-moving subjects. When cameras featuring 
Movie Servo AF (the EOS 7D Mark II camera has 
customizable settings for more control) are used 
with one of Canon’s STM lenses, continuous AF 
performance is remarkably quiet and smooth.

The EOS Rebel T6s camera has an HDR movie 
mode that helps minimize blown-out highlights 
in high-contrast scenes. By alternatively 
shooting properly exposed and underexposed 
images at 60 fps, then generating 30 fps movies, 
the camera produces stunning videos with 
extensive color gradation, plus extensive 
highlight and shadow detail.