Canon
Rebel
T2 35mm SLR Camera Body Only

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Canon Rebel T2 35mm SLR Camera Body Only

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Manufacturer: Canon Cameras US
Model: 9426A001AA
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Canon Cameras US
Label: Canon Cameras US

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Editorial Review
The EOS Rebel T2 brings together everything you want in a 35mm camera. It has the latest automation, a "souped-up" selection of powerful features, expanded shooting modes and state-of-the-art E-TTL II autoflash. It's what makes the Rebel T2 the most advanced SLR in its class. It boasts a maximum shutter speed of 1/4000 second and X-sync at 1/125 sec., compared to 1/2000 second and X-sync at 1/90 with previous models. Also, due to faster shutter cocking, the viewfinder blackout time has been shortened from 180 milliseconds to approx. 150 ms., which makes the shooting experience more pleasant and productive. A masterpiece of form and function, its luxurious design is both lightweight and ergonomic to make it truly user friendly. See for yourself, why the Rebel T2 is a camera that will change your expectations. Cross key selector and large backlit LCD for ease of use Safety release lock and camera shake warning for worry free operation Advanced E-TTL II autoflash and more powerful built-in flash Uses 35mm Film Lens not included Unit Size (W x H x D) 5.1 x 3.5 x 2.5 in./130 x 90 x 64mm; Weight 12.9 oz./365g (without batteries) Uses 2 CR2 Batteries
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Easy to use for techno-impaired 2007-08-07
I bought this camera just before a trip to the Galapagos, where i knew i would take hundreds of photos, and did not have time to test it by shooting a roll before leaving. After reading the instructions in my typical cursory manner, i shot 8 rolls of film, and the photos were excellent. I found it lightweight, easy to set up and adjust, and the results are just wonderful. A great camera for 'lightweights' who are used to the old SLR unautomated heavy bodied cameras none of us carries around anymore.
Bought it with the case. THe only complaint i have is that the lens cap does not securely clip on, and kept falling up, to be retrieved by my colleagues behind me on the trails.... I need to get an attacher ring so that when it unclips, it does not fall off..


Great camera for the price! 2007-07-12
I've used this camera for about five rolls of film in the first couple of weeks I've had it. It makes beautiful photos and is very versatile, not to mention easy to use. The only thing I wasn't crazy about was the lens. Not to say it is bad, because it isn't. It's actually great in normal circumstances. I just wanted a tighter zoom for wildlife shots. That's why they make different lenses, and I'm waiting on my 300mm to get here.


Digital can NOT compare 2007-04-13
I tried digital. I really did. But I could never get the really gorgeous shots I got from my old Yashica SLR which gave up the ghost several years back. I also could not really "focus" on what I was shooting...just pointed and shot because there was no film to run out of. The result? Pointless pics that weren't even that good looking. Digital just didn't feel "right." So about 8 months ago I decided to go back to film. What to get? After much research, I finally decided on the Canon T2. Absolutely brilliant camera. My favorite feature? I can let the camera handle focus, etc. OR I can go COMPLETELY MANUAL. May not seem like a big deal, but it feels so good being in control of what the camera does when you want to be. And of course, that means letting your imagination go...something sorely lacking in digital. Couldn't be happier and no more pointless pics. Okay, maybe a few, but they still look good. And isn't that the point?


Outstanding SLR 2007-01-10
Having just gone back to using a film camera from digital (my wife still uses digital) I have found this to be an excellant camera so far. I have taken 6 rolls of film and everyone one has came out perfect. I would recommend it.


Works as advertised 2006-07-29
I recently purchased the Rebel T2 camera body only after my Canon EOS Rebel 2000 gave its "last gasp". I had been a Canon user since 1979 with an AE-1 (that I still have).

I liked the fact that the T2 body plugged immediately into the two EF lenses that I owned (28-80mm and 75-300mm), which protected my previous investments. I was taking pictures within seconds of opening the package and loading batteries. And although I have my sights set on a Digital Rebel at some point soon, you just can't beat the quality of traditional 35-mm film and photoprocessing.

As an upgrade over EOS Rebel 2000, the LCD located on the camera back is easier to read. Also, the T2 seems more "solid" to me, but lighter in weight. I took the older EOS Rebel 2000 with me on a couple 75-mile backpacks (which probably led to its early demise), and so I now have a new-found respect for the lighter design.

As a final note, I also appreciated the ease of ordering via amazon.com. There are plenty of web sites offering the same Canon T2 camera back, including those which would have saved me a few dollars. But none had the long-standing relationship I have had with amazon over the past several years.


Canon Rebel 2007-11-29
Nice camera but it seems to take mirrored images. in other words the pics it takes are reversed. ????


good camera 2007-11-29
My daughter rated this product as four stars. She just started photography classes at her school. I think it is a good camera for the beginning photographer.


nice camera 2007-10-27
so i was in a pickle when trying to decide buying new lenses for my old canon ae-1 or just buying this so i can use all my digital lenses (EF canon lenses and Di tamron lenses) and my bounceable flash...i chose the latter and have not been disappointed. i got the date body so i could also use my little remote. it has the look and feel of my rebel xti. i also bought the battery grip which adds functionality and a certain "cool factor" to it. thing is, the grip doesn't have the exposure adjustment wheel/button, just the exposure button. but i'll knock down the battery grip's rating (also purchased on amazon), not the t2's rating.

i was originally looking at the rebel k2, but after testing one out at the local camera shop, i decided to spend a few more bucks to get the t2. the k2 felt a bit "cheap" and it didn't have a few things i find important in a camera such as the DOF preview button and a built-in viewfinder diaptor adjustment.

since the camera's newer, it was nice not having to advance the film after every shot. but then again, that can be found on any of the newer cameras. it's just a nice perk since i was 'upgrading' from an ae-1.

i'm using this camera for school since they're still teaching the film process. i'm satisfied with the camera. this, coupled with canon's nifty fifty f/1.8 is a great setup! get it now! :)


Great Buy! 2007-09-19
I am very pleased with this camera. I am taking my first real photography class and this camera is perfect for such a class and for taking photos once I've finished the semester. I don't have to spend precious time trying to figure out which knob to turn or button to push. A quick read of the manual lets you know the basic functions and the camera really does a lot of the brain-work. The manual mode lets me fool around with things to get certain moods or feelings and the pictures are turning out great. A lot of the students are having a hard time reading their cameras' meters, but this camera's meter is really simple to read and very easy to see. The price was great and the quality is fantastic!


I LOVE this Camera!!! 2007-09-04
Plain and simple, I LOVE THIS CAMERA!!!

I had always wanted to own a 35 mm camera, and I had always been impressed by Canon cameras, so, I bought the T2. LOVE IT!!! LOVE IT!!! LOVE IT!!!

Great pictures, ease of operation, price was great (and because Digital is cost-prohibitive right now, this film camera was perfect!!!), and, I got it in less than 1 week! Great camera, great shipping time, great price.

I'm pleased!

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