[Carry strap] I have been taking digital photos with point & shoot cameras for years, but finally decided on this DSLR. Small, light, and amazing! Very pleased with the quality of the photos just using the P(rogram) setting, but it can do so much more. The 2 lenses in the bundle compliment each other perfectly. There is so much here that a dedicated book is a must; I downloaded the ebook version of David Busch's Canon EOS Rebel SL2/200D Guide to Digital SLR Photography, which will go a long way towards helping figure things out. The LED screen is amazing, and the articulation makes it 10x more useful. Pros may have nits to pick with this 'entry-level' camera, but regular folks looking for a first DSLR won't go wrong with the SL2.

[0.395 lb] For a novice, this camera had everything I needed, highly recommend!

[Carry strap] Beautiful camera, and loved the free accessories :)

[Carry strap] I bought a EOS DIGITAL REBEL SL2 in 2017 when released. After a few thousand photos and numerous videos I decided to get another. As an old amateur photographer(79) I now have a complete small travel bag. I have a Lowepro backpack with a Canon SL2 with 70-200mm f/4, a Canon SL2 with a Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8, spare Canon 24 & 40mm f/2.8 pancake lens, and I'm ready. Everything is from B&H. Thank you!

[Carry strap] An entry-level DSLR that is, nevertheless, highly capable for basic photography. Very light and easy to handle. Excellent touch screen allows easy access to main controls and menus. 9-point autofocus is somewhat primitive, but adequate for what the camera is intended to do. The big selling point for me was the new 24 MP sensor, which is very nearly ISO-less. �This gives the camera excellent dynamic range. �I am using this for astrophotography, with excellent results.

[0.395 lb] I haven't seen any reviews that mention using this camera as I do, which was the reason I chose it. On the street, with the 24mm lens mounted, I fold in the LCD screen so it faces the camera body and shorten the neckstrap so the camera rests against my sternum. Then in live view, for the best autofocus, I trigger the shutter with the bluetooth remote, which can be in my pants pocket. See it, shoot it.

[Carry strap] I use a full-frame Canon, which I love but needed an extra Canon body so I dont have to change out lenses causing me to miss photo opportunities all too often. I decided to purchase the Canon SL2 after reading countless rave reviews. I am so glad I did! It is so light and easy to set up and use. I took a bunch of different pictures using various settings and immediately fell in love with the picture details, sharpness, and clarity... This light, little 24 mp body does not disappoint! I find myself reaching for it more and more than my other cameras.

[0.395 lb] Bought this camera lens combo abut a year ago and have used it a good bit in a variety of conditions. My most recent excursion was European river cruise down the Rhine.


The camera's light weight is it's biggest attribute, but it also takes great photos. There are a couple of things that users need to be aware of. 1) the quality of RAW images is 100% up to par with what you'll see with any Canon camera, but JPEGs coming out of the camera tend to be soft. Some of that might be cleaned up with settings, but I've yet to play around with it much. 2) the low light focusing is not as good as with other Canon products. Again, it's not a huge deal breaker, just something to be aware of.


My kit consists of this camera/kit lens combo, plus the EF-S 10-18mm, the EF-S 24 mm and the EF-S 55-250mm. Everything fits in a ThinkTank Mirrorless Mover 30i bag and is super easy to travel with.

[0.395 lb] I had never touched a DSLR prior to buying this and it turned out to be a great first camera!!

[0.395 lb] This screen protector fits the SL2 perfectly.  Be sure to position it squarely against the hinge side of the screen before letting it drop into place.