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Ease of use
good
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good
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I've had my Rebel T2i for a couple years now. It's been well worth the time and money. As an eager, amateur photographer it's really a platform for learning. This camera has never failed to meet my expectations in shooting photos and videos. I'm a cyclist and took it with me when riding Glacier... Read the full review →
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good
Image quality
good
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so-so
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so-so
Durability
POSITIVES I mainly use the Canon 550d for film making. It was a compromise considering I didn't have the budget for the Canon 5d Mark II at the time of purchase. I immediately threw away the kit lens and purchased the lightweight and versatile 28-135mm F3.5/5.6. For documentary film making, under... Read the full review →
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good
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good
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so-so
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Durability
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If you are a beginner filmmaker as myself you will found this camera amazing! Read the full review →
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good
Design and form factor
good
Durability
good
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good
Ease of use
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good
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good
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good
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good
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good
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good
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I'm upgrading from a Canon rebel XT so most everything is the same. They switched to SDram from Compact Flash cards so I had to buy all near media there. They've also changed out the battery format so I had to buy a whole new aux charger and battery grip. Otherwise i like it so far. The view screen... Read the full review →
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Video quality
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Battery life
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
good
Image quality
good
Design and form factor
good
Durability
good
Ease of use
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Image quality
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Durability
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good
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good
Design and form factor
good
Ease of use
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Image quality
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Video quality
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Design and form factor
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good
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good
Durability
so-so
Ease of use
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Image quality
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Video quality
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
good
Ease of use
The Canon T2i is the best entry level DSLR for people getting started into photography. It the step before getting into the more Semi-Pro models. It takes amazing 1080p video and great shots. It's a crop frame sensor but works with all L-range lenses. Read the full review →
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Image quality
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Battery life
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Durability
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
good
Video quality
good
Ease of use
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Image quality
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Video quality
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Battery life
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Design and form factor
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Durability
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
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Ease of use
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Image quality
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Video quality
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
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Ease of use
good
Battery life
good
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good
Durability
reviewed on Aug 22, 2010
purchased on Aug 19, 2010
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Design and form factor
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
good
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good
Durability
good
Ease of use
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Image quality
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Battery life
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Durability
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
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Ease of use
good
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Image quality
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Durability
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Ease of use
good
Battery life
good
Speed (start-up time, lag)
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Battery life
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
good
Image quality
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Video quality
good
Design and form factor
good
Durability
good
Ease of use
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Image quality
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Battery life
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Design and form factor
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Durability
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
good
Video quality
good
Ease of use
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Image quality
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Battery life
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Design and form factor
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Durability
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
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Ease of use
good
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Video quality
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Speed (start-up time, lag)
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Ease of use
so-so
Durability
Best entry-level DSLR / amazing HD video camera. With a 50mm f/1.4 lens, a 55-250mm telephoto lens, and the standard lens that comes with it, I have what I need plus a few add-ons like a rode shotgun mic and a battery grip. Absolutely love this camera. The negative: durability. The build quality is... Read the full review →
Less than a year after the launch of the EOS Rebel T1i (500D) comes the latest in Canon's hugely popular consumer SLR range, the Rebel T2i (EOS 550D). With the 450D and 500D Canon appeared to be pulling away slightly from the real 'entry level' (a sector driven almost entirely by price), and the EOS 550D - on paper at least - is no exception, outgunning many of the 'upper entry level' and mid range SLRs on the market today in terms of spec.
The T2i is the ideal first DSLR. The simple controls shouldn't intimidate you for long, plus it can hold your hand a decent bit of the way, thanks to clever innovations like the Creative Auto Mode.