Canon's popular mid-range DSLR — the Rebel T5i (700D) with touchscreen and continuous AF.
The Canon EOS Rebel T5i (700D in Europe, Kiss X7i in Japan) was released in 2013 as Canon's mainstream APS-C DSLR. Featuring an 18MP sensor with Hybrid CMOS AF, vari-angle touchscreen, and continuous AF in video, it was one of Canon's best-selling DSLRs. The touchscreen and video AF improvements made it a significant upgrade over the T4i.
Image quality from the 18MP sensor is good — standard Canon APS-C performance. Hybrid CMOS AF provides contrast and phase detection in live view. 5fps burst. Full HD video with continuous AF. Touchscreen vari-angle LCD. 9-point cross-type AF in viewfinder. Creative auto modes for beginners. WiFi not included in the base model.
Canon EF/EF-S mount. Weight is approximately 580 grams body only. Build quality is standard consumer. The vari-angle touchscreen adds flexibility. STM lens compatibility for smooth video AF. The T5i was one of the most popular Canon DSLRs ever — establishing the mainstream DSLR video standard for its era.
Very affordable used. Check shutter count and touchscreen. A solid mainstream DSLR from 2013. The touchscreen and video AF were significant features for the era. Outdated by modern standards but functional with the Canon EF lens ecosystem. The Canon EOS R10 is the modern mirrorless equivalent.