Editing Canon EOS (section)

===Naming scheme of EOS [[Digital single-lens reflex camera|DSLR]] and [[Single-lens reflex camera|SLR]] cameras===
Identical Canon models are sometimes marketed under different names in different parts of the world. For example, the ''EOS Rebel 2000'' known in the Americas is also known as ''EOS Kiss III'' in Japan, and ''[[Canon EOS 300|EOS 300]]'' in other parts of the world.

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! Target market segment !! Common features !! International !! Americas !! Japan
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| Entry-level<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/20080123_xsi.html |title=CANON U.S.A.'S NEW EOS REBEL XSi PLACES SUPERIOR OPTICS AND PROFESSIONAL FEATURES INTO THE HANDS OF EMERGING PHOTO ENTHUSIASTS |access-date=25 February 2008 |quote=Canon U.S.A., Inc.'s EOS Rebel series of digital single lens reflex cameras – the cameras that defined and refined what it means to be an "entry level" digital SLR |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080223083747/http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/20080123_xsi.html |archive-date=23 February 2008 |url-status=live  }}</ref>/consumer<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.canon.co.uk/press_centre/press_releases/cameras_accessories/eos450d_press_release.asp |title=EOS 450D: get ready to play |access-date=25 February 2008 |quote=the model presents consumers with an unprecedented level of image quality |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080129090425/http://www.canon.co.uk/press_centre/press_releases/cameras_accessories/eos450d_press_release.asp |archive-date=29 January 2008 |url-status=dead  }}</ref>
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* Light [[polycarbonate]] body
* Darker, [[pentamirror]] viewfinder
* Built-in flash
* Single [[CompactFlash|CF]] or [[SD card]] slot
* [[APS-C]] [[Image sensor|sensor]] on digital models
* 3- or 4-digit model number
* 3 separate lines:
** xxxxD: Budget-friendly, lowest-end models
** [[Canon EOS 100D|100D]], [[Canon EOS 200D|200D]], [[Canon EOS 250D|250D]]: Compact DSLRs with simplified controls, slotting in between the other entry models
**[[Canon EOS 300D|300D]]-[[Canon EOS 850D|850D]]: Regular consumer DSLRs, today serving as the premium entry-level/consumer models
| 3- or 4-digit model number
E.g., [[Canon EOS 650D|EOS 650D]], [[Canon EOS 300V|EOS 300V]], [[Canon EOS 1100D|EOS 1100D]], [[Canon EOS 100D|EOS 100D]], [[Canon EOS 4000D|EOS 4000D]]
| ''Rebel'' (used in North America since 1990)
E.g., [[EOS Rebel T3|EOS Digital Rebel T3]], [[EOS Rebel T4i]], [[EOS Rebel SL1]]
| ''Kiss'' (used in Japan since 1993, except for the [[Canon EOS 8000D|8000D]] which is the [[Canon EOS 760D|760D/ Rebel T6s]] and the [[Canon EOS 9000D|9000D]] which is the [[Canon EOS 77D|77D]])
E.g., [[EOS Kiss Digital N]], [[EOS Kiss X6i]], [[EOS Kiss X7]]
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| Advanced amateur<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.canon.co.uk/About_Us/News/Consumer_Releases/2007/EOS_40D.asp |title=Canon EOS 40D brings new EOS platform to advanced amateur market |access-date=25 February 2008 |quote=Canon today introduces its latest digital SLR for advanced amateurs and semi-professionals |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071112221256/http://www.canon.co.uk/About_Us/News/Consumer_Releases/2007/EOS_40D.asp |archive-date=12 November 2007 |url-status=dead  }}</ref>/midrange<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/20070820_40d.html |title=The Wait is Over: CANON U.S.A.'S HIGHLY ANTICIPATED EOS 40D DIGITAL SLR DELIVERS HIGH-RESOLUTION IMAGE QUALITY, HIGH-SPEED SHOOTING AND HIGH-END FUNCTIONALITY |access-date=25 February 2008 |quote=Building on the success of Canon's perennially popular "prosumer" EOS 20D and 30D models, the EOS 40D advances the state-of-the-art for mid-range Digital SLR cameras |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080218134255/http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/20070820_40d.html |archive-date=18 February 2008 |url-status=live  }}</ref>
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* The first independent Canon DSLR ([[Canon EOS D30|EOS D30]])
* The first Canon camera with Dual-Pixel autofocus ([[Canon EOS 70D|EOS 70D]])
* Top LCD
* Rear quick control dial
* More advanced controls
* Built-in flash
* Single CF or SD card slot
* [[Magnesium alloy]] body from D30-50D Polycarbonate body on [[Aluminium|aluminum]] chassis from 60D
* Bright [[pentaprism]] viewfinder (excluding the [[Canon EOS 760D|760D]] and [[Canon EOS 77D|77D]] which have pentamirrors)
* APS-C sensor on digital models
* Partial [[Waterproofing|weather-sealing]]
* 2- or 3-digit model number
* 2 separate lines:
** [[Canon EOS D30|D30]], [[Canon EOS D60|D60]], [[Canon EOS 10D|10D]]-[[Canon EOS 90D|90D]]: Regular mid-range line with pentaprism viewfinder
** [[Canon EOS 750D|760D]], [[Canon EOS 77D|77D]]: Cut-down mid-range models with less features and pentamirror viewfinder
| 2 or 3-digit model number
E.g., [[Canon EOS 40D|EOS 40D]], [[Canon EOS 70D|EOS&nbsp;70D]], [[Canon EOS 750D#760D|EOS 760D]]
|''Elan''
E.g., EOS&nbsp;Elan&nbsp;7N (DSLRs share the same naming scheme as ''International'')
| 7-series
E.g., EOS&nbsp;7s  (DSLRs share the same naming scheme as ''International'')
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| Prosumer/high-end<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/20050822_eos5d.html |title=NEW CANON EOS 5D IS A PREMIUM DIGITAL SLR AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE OFFERING A FULL-FRAME SENSOR WITH 12.8 MEGAPIXELS OF RESOLUTION |access-date=25 February 2008 |quote=The New Canon EOS 5D Camera Is a Premium DSLR for Under $3,300 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080218134241/http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/20050822_eos5d.html |archive-date=18 February 2008 |url-status=live  }}</ref>
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* Durable magnesium-alloy construction
* Higher grade weather sealing
* Single CF or SD card slot on older and lower-end models ([[Canon EOS 5D|EOS 5D]], [[Canon EOS 7D|7D]], [[Canon EOS 6D|6D]], [[Canon EOS 6D Mark II|6D II]]) SD and CF card slot on newer, higher-end models ([[Canon EOS 5D Mark III|5D II]], [[Canon EOS 5D Mark III|III]], [[Canon EOS 5D Mark IV|IV]], [[Canon EOS 5DS|5DS]], [[Canon EOS 5DS|5DS R]], [[Canon EOS 7D Mark II|7D II]])
* 1-digit model number
* APS-C ([[Canon EOS 7D|7D]], [[Canon EOS 7D Mark II|7D Mark II]] only) or [[Full-frame DSLR|Full Frame]] sensor on digital models
* Built-in flash in APS-C models
* 3 separate lines:
** [[Canon EOS 7D|7D]], [[Canon EOS 7D Mark II|7D II]]: The highest-end Canon APS-C DSLRs with similar features as the higher-end models, but cut-back image quality
** [[Canon EOS 6D|6D]], [[Canon EOS 6D Mark II|6D II]]: Canon's cheapest Full Frame DSLR with lower-end features and build quality, but the same image quality as the higher-end models from the same time
** [[Canon EOS 5D|5D]], [[Canon EOS 5D Mark II|II]], [[Canon EOS 5D Mark III|III]], [[Canon EOS 5D Mark IV|IV]]: High-end Full Frame DSLRs, and the highest-end without a built-in portrait grip. High quality features and image quality, versatile, suitable for most photographic situations
*** [[Canon EOS 5DS|5DS]], [[Canon EOS 5DS|5DS R]]: Ultra-high resolution versions of 5D Mark III. Made mainly for studio-shooting.
| 1-digit model number
E.g., EOS&nbsp;3, EOS&nbsp;5, [[Canon EOS 5DS|5DS / 5DS R]], [[Canon EOS 5D|5D]], [[Canon EOS 5D Mark II|5D&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;II]], [[Canon EOS 5D Mark III|5D&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;III]], [[Canon EOS 5D Mark IV|5D&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;IV]], [[Canon EOS 6D|6D]], [[Canon EOS 6D Mark II|6D&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;II]], [[Canon EOS 7D|7D]], [[Canon EOS 7D Mark II|7D&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;II]]

| Same as ''International'', except EOS&nbsp;A2 (EOS&nbsp;5)
| Same as ''International''
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| Professional/flagship<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/20070820_1dsmk3.html |title=CANON U.S.A.'s NEW LINE-LEADING, 21.1-MEGAPIXEL, FULL-FRAME EOS-1Ds MARK III DIGITAL SLR KEEPS CANON AT THE TOP OF THE PRO PHOTO CLASS |access-date=25 February 2008 |quote=While Canon's EOS-1D series has dominated the 35mm-based professional Digital SLR market for the past six years |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080218130038/http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/20070820_1dsmk3.html |archive-date=18 February 2008 |url-status=live  }}</ref>
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* The most advanced, highest-end Canon DSLR cameras
* No built-in flash
* Built-in portrait grip
* Durable, high-quality build with better weather-sealing
* APS-H ([[Canon EOS-1D|1D]], [[Canon EOS-1D Mark II|1D Mark II]], [[Canon EOS-1D Mark III|1D Mark III]], [[Canon EOS-1D Mark IV|1D Mark IV]] only) or Full Frame sensor on digital models
* Single CF card slot on older models (1D and 1Ds). Dual card slot on all other models. (CF + SD on models prior to the 1D X, dual CF on 1D X, CF + [[CompactFlash#CFast|CFast]] on 1D X Mk II)
* No dedicated mode dial
* 3 separate lines:
** [[Canon EOS-1D|1D]], [[Canon EOS-1D Mark II|II]], [[Canon EOS-1D Mark III|III]], [[Canon EOS-1D Mark IV|IV]]: APS-H sensor DSLRs with high-speed continuous shooting speed and advanced autofocus system. Made mainly for sports shooting. (Discontinued)
** [[Canon EOS-1Ds|1Ds]], [[Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II|II]], [[Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III|III]]: Full Frame DSLRs with slower burst rate, but better image quality than the regular 1D series. (Discontinued)
** [[Canon EOS-1D X|1D X]], [[Canon EOS-1D X Mark II|II]], [[Canon EOS-1D X Mark III|III]]: Merges the 1Ds and 1D series together; high speed shutter, fast autofocus and full frame sensor with excellent image quality. Advanced video features as well.
*** [[Canon EOS-1D C|1D C]]: The first DSLR with 4K video recording and more advanced video features (Discontinued) 
|Model number 1
E.g., EOS-1D&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;II, EOS-1V, [[Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III|EOS-1Ds&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;III]], [[Canon EOS-1D X Mark II|EOS-1D&nbsp;X&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;II]]
| Same as ''International''
| Same as ''International''
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File:Canon EOS Kiss X8i 2015 CP+.jpg|Canon EOS Kiss X8i, also known as 750D and Rebel T6i
File:Canon EOS 100D - 7.jpg|Canon EOS 100D compact DSLR camera
File:Canon EOS 9000D front-left 2017 CP+.jpg|Canon EOS 9000D, also known as 77D semi mid-range DSLR
File:Canon EOS 90D with EF-S 18-135mm.jpg|Canon EOS 90D mid-range camera
File:WikiGrenier - Canon EOS 7D Mark II 02.jpg|Canon EOS 7D Mark II high-end APS-C DSLR
File:Canon EOS 5D Mark IV (Front), 1803241116, ako.jpg|Canon EOS 5D Mark IV Full Frame DSLR
File:Canon EOS-1DX Mark III.jpg|Canon EOS-1D X Mark III, the highest-end Full Frame DSLR camera of Canon as of January 2021
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