Canon EOS-REBEL-T6 user manual

There could be several reasons why your Canon Rebel T6 is not taking pictures. Here are a few possibilities:
1. Battery Issue: Make sure your camera's battery is fully charged. If it's low or not properly connected, the camera may not function properly.
2. Memory Card: Check that a compatible memory card is properly inserted into the camera. If the card is full, write-protected, or defective, the camera may not be able to save images.
3. Shutter Button: Ensure that you are pressing the shutter button halfway down to focus before fully pressing it to take a picture. If the button is not being pressed correctly, the camera may not respond.
4. Auto-Focus: Verify that the camera is set to auto-focus mode. If it is set to manual focus, the camera will not take a picture until the subject is in focus.
5. Camera Mode: Confirm that you are in an appropriate shooting mode. Some modes, like self-timer or continuous shooting, may have specific requirements or limitations that prevent the camera from taking a picture.
6. Error Messages: Check the camera's display for any error messages. If there is an error message shown, refer to the camera's manual or contact Canon customer support for assistance.
If none of these solutions resolve the issue, it is recommended to consult the camera's user manual or contact Canon customer support for further troubleshooting guidance.

The Canon EOS Rebel T6 was announced in March 2016.