Review on 📷 Canon EOS Rebel T2i DSLR Camera (Body Only) (No Longer Sold by Manufacturer) by Timothy Johnson

I like everything about this camera so far (I've had the camera for about two weeks and have done two photo shoots with it). I used the Canon Rebel XT which is a good DSLR but the T2i is a fantastic improvement. As with any DSLR, lenses are more important than the camera body itself, but the T2i is a great base to build on. Here are some of my favorite features. - Resolution 18 megapixels. My XT has a pretty pathetic 8MP resolution. While you can get great 4x6 prints with 8 megapixels, in the computer age images need to be of high enough resolution so that they don't look grainy on a large computer screen. The T2i's 18 megapixel camera lets you capture detailed photos, even on a large digital screen. SD card slot. SD cards are easy to find, and with two or three 8GB SD cards, even with 18-megapixel images, you're unlikely to run out of storage. If you shoot weddings, you might want to stock up. - Compatible with remote control. The T2i doesn't come with a remote control, but I ordered one from Revain for less than two dollars, and it's as simple as pointing the remote at the camera and pressing a button. This feature is very useful for self-portraits. - Large (3") LCD screen. The larger your screen, the easier it is to spot images that aren't sharp enough when viewed. - Any noticeable shutter lag. If you hold down the shutter button, continuous shooting begins automatically, refocusing about every second, so you can quickly configure it manually.