[0.79 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.

[0.79 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.

[0.79 lb] 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.

[0.79 lb] I have been a Canon owner for 29 years. I believe the SL2 is a good buy. It has essentially the same 24MP processing system as the 77D, the 80D and my own 7DII.and M5. I just made a 13x19 print taken on a sunny day that has color and sharpness that matches any that I have printed. The 95 per cent view finder is adequate/ Canon has infused a lot of beginner assists so that one does not have to know a lot to begin taking pictures with it..Howeve, it allows an experienced photographer to nuance photos. In comparison with the M5 I own, I think the SL2 is more friendly in my hands. That's probably because it is more familiar in operation to my other Canon gear. I am tired of carrying big heavy cameras. The SL2 and M5 allow me some relief. .

[0.79 lb] I have been a Canon owner for 29 years. I believe the SL2 is a good buy. It has essentially the same 24MP processing system as the 77D, the 80D and my own 7DII.and M5. I just made a 13x19 print taken on a sunny day that has color and sharpness that matches any that I have printed. The 95 per cent view finder is adequate/ Canon has infused a lot of beginner assists so that one does not have to know a lot to begin taking pictures with it..Howeve, it allows an experienced photographer to nuance photos. In comparison with the M5 I own, I think the SL2 is more friendly in my hands. That's probably because it is more familiar in operation to my other Canon gear. I am tired of carrying big heavy cameras. The SL2 and M5 allow me some relief. .

[0.79 lb] best camara

[0.79 lb] best camara

[0.79 lb] i bought this camera as a companion too my sl-1 love both equally i use my 85 1:8 on the si-1 and my sigma 18-250 on the sl-2 i'm no pro i just like to shoot pics of family and scenery ect. i would extremely endorse getting cameraby Cannon

[0.79 lb] I wanted something lighter, more meapixels, and with Wifi. This fit the bill. Together with 24mm f2.8 very sharp, light and portable. Good in fairly, low light with little noise evident.

[0.79 lb] 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!