Buying as a gift for one who has a Canon EOS Rebel t2i, is this the proper lens for that camera body? Did it ever come as kit with body? Thanks!
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Yes it fits to Canon Rebel T2i. This lens was offered with Canon Rebel T3i.
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Should fit - as t2i is APC sized sensor - made for EF-S lenses. This lens will not fit a Canon full frame camera. Not sure if it ever came as a kit lens. If lens description says "comes in a white box" - then yes - it was/is a "kit" lens. Effective focal length will be - 36-270 zoom. Good luck --
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Yes! I have a T2i and it fits great. I don't think it ever came as a kit--but it is made to fit the body. It is a little bit heavier than the kit lens that your friend has, but it is much more versatile for, say, vacation photos where you might need a variety of shots in a quick period of time that turn out pretty good. I'm happy with it--a lot of people will get into the technical stuff about it, and they're right, but for your average person on a vacation (for example) looking for a lot of versatility in just one lens, this one is a winner!
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I'm sure there are kits with this lens out there, but the lens alone is Perfect for a 'standard' lens - much better than the Canon 18-35mm, which was the standard in kits for years. The 18-135mm is great for Any Canon digital SLR.
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Yes, it fits your T2i because your Canon uses the EF-S mount. This lens works with EF and EF-S mounts. Just remember you wont have autofocus with this lens, or auto aperture. This is great for video though, the movement is nice and smooth.
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The lens are all Canon. The kit was a great buy for me, I shopped for 2-3 weeks which is about 2-3 weeks more than I would normally shop for a camera. Everything was 1st class, from the price, delivery and equipment. I added the Canon battery grip and my setup is missing only more lenses.
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Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on selling it and purchasing a better lens. I hope this helps. Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on... » Read More Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on selling it and purchasing a better lens. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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You can have a look on canon website for the specs but the lens that comes with this kit is the stm version which produces pretty sharp images for kit lens. Again there is a ton of reviews out there if you research. This lens is obviously not going to be better than L lenses if you do a comparative. So it's really about what situation and output you are shooting for.
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You can use it on your T2i but you will not get a great deal more field of view than your kit lens. The image quality will be better and if you are planning on going full frame it is a good investment. It is a terrific lens.
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They are selling body only on Amazon UK, but the body only costs more than the camera with lens on Amazon.com USA. Hardly a bargain. Plus you would have to pay for shipping. The website NikonUSA only shows the camera as coming with the kit lens. I'm in the same situation--have no interest in this lens. So I guess now the decision is, should I buy the kit and then go through the hassle of selling the lens.
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Hey Tom,It comes with the strap. The listing I ordered from on Amazon is the "body only" listing, meaning it doesn't have the stock lens with it. If you don't have any other lenses that are interchangeable with this body, then you will need to order a lens. Just make sure you verify which one you're ordering so you know whether it will come with the lens. It comes with its own battery, however, if you want to be able to use regular AA Lithium batteries, you will need a separate "battery holder" piece. I believe you can order that from Amazon.
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I own a Rebel T1i. I'd say E-PL2 is good on its own and definitely not a step down. I'm taking only the EPL2 with me these days, and I couldn't be happier by travelling light.I recommend the Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 lens for use with E-PL2. The 20mm focal length is equal to 25mm on a Rebel. It's a cool walkaround lens that will give you superb shallow depth of field at f/1.7.
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...read the page you were on when you wrote this question, don't be lazy!What's In The Box· EOS Rebel T3 Body· EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Type II Lens· Eyecup EF· Wide Strap EW-200DB· Interface Cable IFC-130U· Battery Pack LP-E10· Battery Charger LC-E10· EOS Digital Solution Disk and Instruction Manuals "Great photography is Easy "Booklet and "Do More with Macro "Booklet
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I did NOT buy the kit lens...bought camera with the 18-200mm lens instead....love this lens....a bit heavy but just great....no need for multiple lenses.
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Greetings Georgina,Thank you for your interests in our item , and for contacting us regarding your concerns.We are pleased to inform you that the lens included in the kit is the original canon 18-55 StM Lens.As always, your satisfaction is our ultimate goal and we look forward to serving you again in the future. Should you have any additional questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us again.Best Regards,LindaCustomer Service TeamSuperFinds
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Jamie, I had the same question. Truth be told I don't have the Canon version. I am interning this summer with one of the nation's best commercial photographers and I asked him. He told me that the Canon lens is built a little better but he has both and he uses both. He told me I wouldn't be disappointed in this lens and I haven't been.
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This lens should be fine with your camera, I have included a link where the lens was sold with the t4i as a kit option http://www.adorama.com/ICAT4IK2.html?utm_term=Other&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=Other&utm_source=rflAID021866 Hope this helps !
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Hi Michael! I have a Canon T1i. So far, I have the standard lens that comes with the camera, a marco and 300 mm telephoto. I've done some portraits that turned out great, but I'd love to do more wide open spaces/landscapes.
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So now I am wondering just what I am missing with regards to buying this lens for use on a DSLR like the Canon EOS 5D versus the much more expensive "EF 70-300 f/4-5.6 IS USM for EOS SLR"???
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The kit lens is pretty cheap and probably the best Rebel kit lens to date. Plus its optically stabilized and, as you note, it'll help you get an idea what lens you'd like next so why not?