📷 Canon Rebel T2 35mm SLR Camera (Body Only): A Powerful Photography Tool Review

The goods came broken and did not work a waste of money. I bought it for my film photography course. After spending a day taking photos and developing my film for 3 hours, I just couldn't find a single frame. I checked this out with my professor who specializes in working with film cameras. And he said "You've been ripped off, this camera doesn't work" - quite good. Be careful when buying used equipment. I posted an image to show why it's not working

I bought this camera just before Christmas and was dying to take it on a trip to Vancouver Island the first week of January. He exceeded all of my expectations. I watched many movies and found it very easy to download and continue shooting beautiful landscapes. Our last camera was an Olympus APS. Nice, small and much more portable, so I was a little worried about Canon's portability. However, once we started sightseeing, we didn't even think about it. it is here and there with no side effects…

I bought this camera just before a trip to the Galapagos where I knew I would be taking hundreds of photos and didn't have time to test it out by making a roll, before i left After reading the instructions in my usual fluent way, I took 8 rolls of film and the photos were excellent. I found it easy, simple to set up and configure and the results are just amazing. A great camera for "lightweights" who are used to the old, cumbersome manual SLR cameras that none of us carry with us anymore…

so i was confused trying to buy new lenses for my old canon ae-1 or just buy this one so i can use all my digital lenses (EF- lenses) Canon and Di Tamron lenses) and my bounce flash. I chose the latter and was not disappointed. I got the Date Case so I can use my little remote control too. it looks and feels like my rebel xti. I also bought a battery grip which gives it functionality and a certain "cool factor". The fact is that there is no wheel / knob on the handle for adjusting the exposure,

I bought this camera because it is very similar to the digital camera I am using (Canon T3i). I like having a housing that uses the same lens system as my main digital camera because it reduces the amount of gear I have to carry around. One of my favorite features of this camera is the ability to read the code on the side of the film cartridge to automatically tell the camera what the ISO and number of exposures the film is. Just plug in and let go. The camera unrolls the entire cartridge after