alot of my stuff i'm putting up here on steemit was shot on a canon t3i, a much older predecessor to your t6i. that being said i can tell you that even though the t6i is a basically an introductory line its very good at its job. now i dunno about he software cuz i seldom ever use accompanying software. but if you look up tutorials on editing and basic camera skills your gonna be getting fantastic shots in no time. this shot here was perfectly timed and focus too. some how it looks almost like it was an infrared shot cuz of the lighting and the 250 lens is a really great lens too, i love its range and its great for portraiture too, you may not get a huge amount of bokeh, but it is a kit lens after all, and not a bad one at that.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me. When I picked the t6i up I was originally planning on grabbing the sony a6300 or a6500 but the lack of flip screen on both and the lack of external mic support on the a6300 was reason enough to look at other models. Now that I have the t6i I'm very happy with it. Its been great so far and having two kit lens has been awesome. It will be some time until I upgrade my lens because I already have so much to learn but I'm steady watching tutorials and reading then trying what ive learned. I tend to lean more to a artistic style of photography because I'm really enjoying playing with the colors and exposure. Its a lot of fun :) I'm following a few photographers here you being one and learning all I can from you guys. Steem has been a great platform to grow on. Thanks again.
yeah man, if you have any questions feel free to ask, techniques or how to dos and stuff i'm more than happy to give you any advice that can be helpful!
Thanks and I will for sure.