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You are here: Home / Photography / How to Set the Language on the Canon T6i DSLR Camera

How to Set the Language on the Canon T6i DSLR Camera

January 5, 2017

Santa Clause made a visit to our house this Christmas. Guess what he dropped off. Yep, a brand new Canon T6i DSLR camera. Now, instead of writing posts about the Canon T3i, I can write about the T3i and the T6i (and the others, such as the T2i, T4i, T5i and T7i – because they’re all so similar in nature). The good thing is that much of what I do to one camera, I can do to the other. They’re really very similar. Well, I don’t think I can talk about the touch screen on the T3i because it doesn’t have one.

In today’s post, I’m going to quickly show you how you can set or change the language the T6i uses for its menu system. If you bought your camera brand new, you were presented with the option of setting it upon turning the camera on. That’s straightforward enough. Issues arise when you purchase your camera second hand though. Since these things are for sale all over the internet used, and since many of us don’t speak the same language, I’d say it’s important to know how to switch the language if necessary. Luckily, it’s only a few steps.

Changing the Language on the Canon T6i

The very first step is to turn the camera on.

Canon T6i (750D) Viewscreen

When you’re presented with the information on the rear view screen, press the Menu button that’s to the upper left of the screen. I circled it in red in the screenshot below. Then, use the left and right buttons to navigate to the second Settings screen with the small icon of a wrench. I circled the left and right buttons in red as well.

Canon T6i Menu Screen

Here’s the deal – I can’t tell you to stop when you see the word Language because the word is English. If the camera is currently set to German, you’ll never see the word Language. You may see the word Sprache. I had to translate the English version in Google, so that might not be correct. What I’m trying to say is that you’ll see the German equivalent.

Anyway, the way you’ll know you’re at the proper place is by seeing the small icon of a man speaking into one of those word bubbles. If you take a look at the screenshot above, you’ll see what I’m referring to in between the words Language and English. No matter what the camera is set to and what words you’re looking at, that little man will always be there. When you see it, use the up and down arrow keys to navigate to it. Then, press the Set button that’s centered inside the arrow keys.

After you’ve done this, the next screen you’ll see looks like this:

Canon T6i Language Menu Screen


To select the language you’d like, simply use the arrow keys to navigate to it. When you’ve made your selection, press the Set button again. That’s it. From there on out, you should see your new language on all areas of the camera.

I hope I clearly explained how to set the language on the new Canon T6i (750D). If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know in the comment section below. Thanks for reading!

Related posts:

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  3. How to Change the Auto-Rotate Settings on your Canon Rebel DSLR Camera
  4. How to Set the White Balance on a Canon Rebel DSLR Camera
  5. How to Set the Language on the Canon Rebel T7i (800D)

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Comments

  1. Sarai Virden says

    May 1, 2017 at 8:13 pm

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    Reply
    • Jay Gaulard says

      May 1, 2017 at 8:20 pm

      Hi Sarai,

      Thank you so much for such a great comment! I truly appreciate it. I’m thrilled to hear that you are starting something new. I don’t think it’s ever a bad time to start over. Just get out there and do it.

      Regarding any additional services, all I can say is that you should stay tuned to this website. I’m always writing new and different posts about all sorts of stuff. I love Adobe Photoshop, Bridge, Camera Raw and Lightroom, but also enjoy studying coding and server setup and maintenance. I think WordPress should be thrown in there somewhere too. I’ll continue to write about all these topics.

      Keep and eye out for future posts and be sure to sign up for my mailing list so you don’t miss any of them. Also, stay in touch if you have any questions.

      Thanks!

      Jay

      Reply
  2. Hazrat Usman says

    November 16, 2018 at 11:10 pm

    Hi there my names Hazrat Usman
    my friend have bought conon t6 in Brazil and also made in Brazil is it possible to change the language to English or its just in Portuguese ?

    Reply
    • Jay Gaulard says

      November 17, 2018 at 12:22 pm

      Hi Hazrat,

      I’m not sure about the Canon T6. Did you check the settings menu? Are the language options available?

      Jay

      Reply

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