Canon EOS Rebel K2 35mm Date SLR Camera (Body Only) |  | Brand: Canon
Category: Photography
Buy New: $279.95
as of 9/10/2010 18:01 CDT details
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New (2) Used (3) from $75.00
Seller: rareitem
Rating:  31 reviews
Sales Rank: 110,141
Media: Electronics
Has Red Eye Reduction: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 6.4 x 4.6 x 3.8
MPN: 9114A001
Model: Rebel K2 Date
UPC: 013803034837
EAN: 0013803034837
ASIN: B0000CCT5Y
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 35mm SLR camera with date/time imprint function | | • | 7-point autofocus | | • | 35-zone metering system | | • | Compatible with more than 50 Canon EF lenses, EX-series Speedlites, and many other EOS system accessories | | • | Powered by 2 CR2 lithium batteries housed inside the camera grip |
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Product Description
Canon EOS Rebel K2 QD 35mm SLR Camera Body 9114A001 - A 35mm focal plane shutter SLR (Single-Lens Reflex) autofocus / autoexposure camera with built-in motor drive and retractable flash. Add any Canon EF mount lens (or compatible) to this SLR body and you're ready to explore serious 35mm film photography with the ease of using a point-&-shoot compact. ISO 25-5000 automatically set in 1/3 step increments according to DX code. Can also be set manually from ISO 6-6400 in 1/3 step increments. Multiple Exposure - Up to 9 exposures can be preset. Automatically clears upon completion Built-in, retractable TTL autoflash head in the pentaprism. Auto pop-up and serial-controlled (Guide Number 39 feet (ISO 100) Uses Two CR2 lithium batteries Unit Size - 5.1 (W) x 3.5 (H) x 2.5 (D) inches
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 A great camera February 10, 2004
George (Texas)
196 out of 200 found this review helpful
This is the new version of the EOS Rebel 2000 (they called it "K2" instead of "2K", I suppose in order to avoid giving the impression that the camera is 4 years out of date, which it is not). It is simply a great camera at a great price. It works as well as any 35mm camera on the market, has a reasonably fast winder, and best of all it takes all of the huge variety of EF Canon lenses. It is actually very light, so you can carry it around without fatigue, or you can bulk it up by adding the extended grip (which gives it a very nice feel). The zoom lenses are a little slow. I recommend that you get the body only, and start with the 50mm f/2.8 MKII lens, which is a steal at about $70. Together, they make an outstanding, affordable, high-quality package for those of us who still love film more than digital.
Canon EOS Rebel K2 35mm SLR Camera September 6, 2005
Karl M. Schweinberg (Florida)
64 out of 66 found this review helpful
I am very pleased with this camera. I especially like the light meter that tells you how many apertures you are away from the correct exposure. I am using this for my photo class and is easy to use.
Cool Camera August 30, 2005
Michael K. Brady (Los Angeles)
85 out of 92 found this review helpful
The photos are exceptional. It was very easy to learn how to use the features. I have taken some great photos with it, much better than my digital. I have not encountered any problems. I took it on a long (over a month) trip where it was subjected to rough treatment and extreme weather. It came through with flying colors. Rock solid.
Great camera June 7, 2006
Walt (Frostburg, MD United States)
28 out of 31 found this review helpful
I bought this a year ago and have taken many great pictures with it. It's light, has many features and can be used as an automatic when all you want to do is point and click. I can't recommend it enough.
Canon EOS REBEL K2 35mm SLR Camera December 30, 2007
Rosa M. Torres (Springfield, MA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I was looking for a film 35mm SLR and found this one on Amazon, I love it, I have the Canon Rebel XT and wanted a Canon SLR. I love how the film automatically advances the film and displays how much film you have left, and the speed of the film. I also like this camera because you can set it to AV/TV/M and play with the apertures, and shutter speed, and if you don't want to use these features you can set it to the basic zones where everything is automatic. I am still getting used to the settings but my pictures so far have developed very nicely.
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