Canon EOS Rebel T2i 18 MP CMOS APS-C digital SLR camera with 3.0-inch LCD (Body Only)
Canon EOS Rebel T2i 18 MP CMOS APS-C digital SLR camera with 3.0-inch LCD (Body Only)
body only sells lenses separately
ISO 100 – 6400 (expandable to to 12800) to turn improves the brilliant low-light areas of 63, measuring system Double Layer
Improved video mode EOS with a manual exposure control and expanded record 1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
off 3.0-inch Clear View LCD, dedicated Live View button / video recording
Compatibility New SDXC memory cards and more new status menu for Eye-Fi support
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List Price: $ 599.00
Price: $ 509.00
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style =” clear: both; “/> class = “tiny” style is = “margin-bottom: 0.5em;”> This review by: Canon EOS Rebel T2i 18 MP CMOS APS-C digital SLR camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens (camera) Whether you are new to the world of SLR or an experienced photographer who wants to try your luck at the video, the Canon Rebel T2i is perfect. I have only good experiences with it so far, and we recommend to all.
other than the T2i, I (and especially to shoot), the Rebel XS (1000D), and also has extensive experience with the Canon 50D. During my XS serve me very well yet, I wanted to get a DSLR with video capabilities, since the release of the T1i. After I finally saved up enough for the T1i, I’m really lucky that Canon has the T2i, given the known properties even better! I am lucky, after all they have and want to share my experiences and how they compare my expectations
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Overall impression
The camera is very small and lightweight. It is not waterproof or as durable as some of the more expensive SLR, but it does not “feel good” in my opinion. It has a 3-inch LCD screen (at the 2.5-inch screen, Rebel XS), which also has a very high resolution. She is adorable! Auto focus is fast and I was very pleased with the quality of pictures and videos I’ve ever met.
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PROS
image quality: I was afraid that cramming so many megapixels on the sensor, there are a lot of “noise” images (the myth of megapixels). This is fortunately not been a problem, and I was very pleased with the photos taken with this camera! In addition to issues of white balance (see below Cons), the picture quality is very good!
VIDEO: Some people said unkind to DSLR-Video is just a gadget. I do not agree. Based on the sample clips on YouTube I saw, I was happy to be a HDSLR, and while the videos are sometimes fragile, if not very stable hands, tripod eliminates this concern. The audio quality on the T1i has been criticized by many, but the T2i has a microphone, you can use a microphone. I do not own one can not so commenting on this feature, but will update this review if and when I save enough to try it. In addition, this improved recording options, including a higher fps (frames per second) that the T1i, which offered technically “true HD” recording from 1080, but only jerky 20 fps.
low light, I am much more impressed than I had expected. My Rebel XS could save up to 1600 ISO, but are underperforming. This is not only to a much higher ISO, but does much better. Less noise means you spend less time editing your photos, and more guards!
SDXC
SUPPORT: Only own SDHC cards up to today, but it’s good to know that the next generation of flash memory, which means that you will in future be able to take many images means supports more than currently available.
CONS
NOT FULL FRAME DSLR
: This is not a full frame DSLR like the Canon 5D Mark II and the results of APS-C sensor size by a factor of culture (1.6 ×), and do not necessarily not the same picture quality as the larger, full frame sensor is working. But less than half the cost of the Mark II, I think it’s a compromise worth it for most users.
crop factor means that this camera such as Canon DSLRs that have APS-C size image will not be true, the designation of the lens. A 50mm lens is to produce an image more in line with 50mm x 1.6 or 80 mm on a full frame. This is not only a difference for those landscape photography (usually benefited from wide-angle views) want, but for those with unstable hands. The general logic is that a steady shot to ensure you have hit the reciprocal of your focal length. So for a focal length of 50mm, you should shoot at a speed faster than 1 / 50 second shot at a steady. Keep the crop factor in mind, you should really put a speed faster than 1 / 80 of a second.
cultures are factors that increase in most digital SLR cameras, such as full-frame sensors, the cost of production which is then transmitted to the consumer in the form of expensive cameras. So it’s not so much to keep a failure of the Rebel T2i, but just a note to the back of the head.
different drum: It’s more complicated for those with extra batteries for those whose first instinct would be T2i, but Canon has changed the battery. Again, no big deal, but maybe a problem for some who find their old batteries are used in this model.
White Balance: White balance I found the “Automatic” setting was wildly inaccurate on my Rebel XS (often provide images in a yellow, when I changed the WB mode “light bulb”), and I feel that the WB Settings for this model are not as accurate as they should be. If you really want to clear the WB, you can use a gray card, or an alternative would be to try to just edit digital photos on your computer the … Read more
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style = “clear: both;” /> style = style = “tiny” “margin-bottom: 0.5em;”> This review is from: Canon EOS Rebel T2i 18 MP CMOS APS-C digital SLR camera with 3.0-inch LCD (Body Only) (camera) I just had this camera today (well, present a body I have no use for the purpose of the kit) and I’m impressed. I had a lot of research before buying it, so I knew what they did both in regard to issues of major update and the little tricks they expect, some of which have to be really great. If you are from another Canon in the menus and the interface will become second nature. Based on another review only by a very positive, Nikon is also an easy step. Here are some initial observations:
The Best:
A big bump in ISO. It was one of the main reasons why I received from my trusty (and still good) XSI updated. I did some test shots and even up to a 18-MP sensor noise is not really a problem and I shot a few peaks at 3200 ISO, which look pretty good. I then shot a few starts in 6400 which, to show some noise in low light, but is used for images. I can not wait to see what it will do to a fire in a camping trip with my daughter to come! My XSI despite a 2.8 could not deal with that in the past.
The draw for me was the other big video. I dream of a position to make a single camera, say, Disneyland and have a dual role, and I think we can. So far I have only a few scenes in the light quite low shot and the focus is a bit of a challenge to come but by zooming in and allows the camera to focus before the game is manageable. I do not expect that much of a problem in bright light. Be sure to activate the autofocus during video recording in the menu – I guess it’s because of the noise by default do a lot with the focusing lenses, which are recorded disabled. I have two USM / “L” so that the lenses should not be a problem for me, but your mileage may vary. I also have to try a few manual focus. Please note that video clips are limited to 1080p 30 fps to about 12 minutes – I was a bit worried about this until I realized that if I use my video recordings rarely more than 4 minutes (and have realized I usually keep only 2 or less). This means that this camera is not the only one to choose, to save, for example, a production. This requires a special video camera to record an hour or more at a time is a must.
The Good:
See
live better – Live View mode is now much more accessible and modes.
sensor size – 18 MP sensor is good for the plants, and enjoy the “L” glass, if you have it. Other than that, it’s not a big attraction in my opinion. I would actually either a 12-MP camera for low-noise spikes ideal for, say, have preferred more than 20,000 ISO.
Memory Type – This device uses SD cards, including new high capacity cards. I know it’s a small thing, but I like to use the card instead of my duty, but some cards cost FC (as used by the 7D). Remember, they recommend class 6 or higher for video cards (I had a couple of 16 GB Class 10 cards for about $ 40 per person, which should do the trick). I will use my old cards are used only for still images.
stereo microphone – This allows the option of a better microphone, a built-in microphone. I can never enjoy it, but I suspect that I am actually. Of course, the inclusion of a stereo microphone would have been even better!
Other – Many things have impressed me about this camera. For example, they took the “no flash” setting on the dial on the right side next to the Full Auto setting, and my most frequently used “portrait” mode and the tip of the way as they use that many people realized the it (after I saw a video online with a representative from Canon). There are many small details like that which I have already noticed.
Bad: (not so bad in many ways)
The build quality is not
7D (which I dealt with in a shop). The magnesium casing on this bad boy is just feel very strongly, and in comparison with the T2i does not feel cheap, but do not feel light. On the other hand, less weight is good (especially in places such as Disneyland), and this camera is in accordance with the designation “baby-7D” in relation to the sensor chip, etc. Of course, with an additional $ 1,000 in your pocket (or not on your card charges) is another big advantage with the 7D.
is not a full-frame camera. That is, there is a “crop factor” because of the size of the chip that was effectively multiplied by 1.6 the length of the lens used (compared with 35 mm cameras or full frame cameras like the 5D Mk II to I XSI come one, which of course also have a smaller sensor, it gives me to do no transition.
In summary, I am very pleased with this purchase, very satisfied and wait until the camera this is my body, let go until my last camera (full frame, a stereo microphone, uses SD cards, usable ISO> 100 000 All for under $ 1000 – I know, I know it’s a pipe dream today, but a child dreamed of (old), it can not)?
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professionals:
1 Excellent image quality for photos and videos.
You will find an image quality comparable to a digital SLR Canon Pro.
And I’m not saying that all. In fact, I compare our 1Ds MkII.
This camera can produce usable images at ISO to 3200 The noise is there, but they
do a good job of controlling for it. That is, it is determined that there
really is not much difference between a Canon 20D DSLR and the most expensive
be written
for photos on the Web or in the regular photo prints to.
If you do not really need video, you can save yourself a lot of money and only
get a used 20D:) Actually, I still have my original 20D as a backup.
2 Surprisingly, the 18-55 kit proved to be remarkably good. How good?
Well, in the zone center of the image, this lens would be more expensive a run for their money:)
# Where it begins to decompose into detail, but this corner is to be expected.
The focus is also too loud to use for video when you have a sound recording.
UPDATE: if you want to replace the lens, I can recommend the Canon 15-85 IS.
3. The built-in microphone is also very good. Even on normal video cameras that are almost a universal weakness.
If you are looking for a better microphone, I can recommend the Rode SVM Stereo Video Microphone.
Works great with this camera, in contrast to the Audio Technica 24cm. It is not cheap, but microphones are never good.
On all of these pipes
cameras a problem to some degree, especially when recording in quiet surroundings.
The source
hear quiter. The only way to to remove it is to use an external audio source
registration H4N zoom or not in the software using something like SoundSoap.
4 Slightly higher levels compared to the late Canon.
fifth Incredible low light video capability. With a fast lens f2.8 or less, even touching a video camera Pro can not.
So, when shooting in dark places
is an important requirement, and these cameras are the way to go.
Less
:
1 That’s my biggest problem. Personally I find the small body is much harder to handle than large
Canon cameras that we have. Maybe I’m just use it for larger organisms, but they are much more natural and easier
to work. If you shoot the pro or semi pro 7D get just this reason. The battery grip will help.
I
have small hands, so I do not think it would be like with someone who has great hands, feel. I recommend
you go somewhere and play with the T2i just to see how it feels in your hands.
UPDATE: The Battery Grip BG-E8 makes a big difference in this respect!
2 For my personal taste I think T2i a bit overexposed. This could be related to the lighting device
Correction, Highlight Tone Priority, etc. I used to expose a little less than 1 / 3 of a stop, to do that.
3. My second disappointment is the size of the video. The video quality is excellent, it’s not the question. Where is the problem
is actually using the camera as a video camera. It has two major problems in this respect: the manual zoom and lack of
AF. It is virtually impossible to shrink the camera and zoom in or to stabilize smoothly. Pan and Zoom
the same time is almost impossible. Usually have a video camera zoom control electronics, which allows you to enlarge
in and out very well. The other problem is the lack of autofocus. Of course, you can manually focus, but again very difficult
to keep the camera and focus. With the camera’s autofocus in video mode is possible, but it is really slow
micro again the sound of the lens as she hunts for focus. For me, it means the camera is especially useful
to record short video clips is not an example video-filming filming a wedding together. I do not think it can replace a regular
video camera for the moment. For example, if you can this camera to film your kids run around plan to do it,
but there is a lot of attention from parts, since they can not pursue a subject as a video camera, and you can regularly
not able to adjust the focus is not fast enough either.
UPDATE: The video is for most of the work, if you shoot with the intention of editing the final video. A reflex is, it
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