Camera Lenses For Canon Rebel T2I

[Battery] I purchased this microphone to enhance the quality of sound when using my Canon Rebel T2i camera. The wind screen works great, and the sound on the video is crystal clear. I recommend this mic for anyone who enjoys shooting HD with their SLR camera! Professional sound for very reasonable price.

[1x CR2032] My other Canon is a T2i, and having passed on upgrades to a 50D, a 60D, and all the subsequent Rebel T upgrades, I decided to go with the 20 mpix, hybid focus 70D. Now that I've had several opportunities to use it indoors, and out, in many types of light, and in most of its many modes, I'm not convinced it's significantly better than my T2i. Yes, it's a bit faster when shooting bursts of frames, but using the same lens, the images do not appear - either before, or after processing - to be different. Video? Occasionally, but not a lot. The touch screen is nice, but there's a reason the camera is designed with the shutter button where it is: it's intuitive! Perhaps with time I'll be able to get more from the added 2 mpix, but given it's considerably chunkier, and heavier (Canon says .5 lb, but it feels like more) than the T2i, and I haven't yet developed an interest in transferring images via WiFi, I'm wondering whether I'll be willing to make the 70D my primary DSLR? I do like the fact that it's environmentally sealed as I live in the Florida Keys, which means the 70D will be more resistant to the ever-preset humidity, salt, and coral dust. All things considered I do recommend the 70D to those who do not already have a 60D, or Rebel T2i - T5i, with the caveat that one of those cameras, with at least a kit lens can be had for less money. For those who are seriously seeking an upgrade, you may want to consider the new 7D Mark II.

[4] I use this with my Canon Rebel T2i running MagicLanter for video recording. It serves as a XLR adapter with phantom power, and gives me additional control over the audio levels. It's very quite and well built. I will buy another one since it's also a great computer audio interface.

[Aluminum] Just what I needed to rescue two lenses from an old RICOH camera for use with a Canon Rebel

[0.025 lb] I bought the T2i as an upgrade from my Rebel XT. So far, it has been very easy to use. I love the size and clarity of the LCD screen. Great value for the price!

[Beige] have used it several times it works very very well for the camera I own which is a canon rebel eos xs

[UV] This UV filters work great on my Canon Rebel T6 Camera.

[0.3 lb] I purchased the adapter to utilize old lenses with Minolta mounts on a Canon EOS Rebel t6/1300D. The adapter works. Of course, some of the features of the camera are not available when old manual lenses are used, but the adapter works as expected.

[f/2.8] This is my first lens upgrade from the kit lenses that came with my Canon EOS Rebel T7i. Totally worth it! The wider, constant aperture makes it easier to capture great shots and achieve a nice, blurry background, even indoors without any studio lighting. The attached photo is straight from the camera with no editing. This is a bigger, bulkier lens than the kit lens but does not feel too heavy or unbalanced. Build quality seems to be good. The zoom is smooth.  The autofocus is quick (not as fast as I've seen in some videos but plenty fast, especially for the price) but it does make a little noise. Keep that in mind if you're using this as a video or streaming lens depending on how you're recording audio. Very happy with this lens and expect it will be my main lens for almost everything.

[Canon LP-E8] I use this in my Canon T2i and thus far have not had any issues with it. It's as good as the name-brand as far as I'm concerned.