T2i for sale

Curious what you're upgrading to. Even though this is an older camera, as far as canon goes they haven't made much improvements so unless you're going with a different brand like sony or panasonic, i'd just hold on for another year or two. Unless you need better low light performance, I see no reason to upgrade

SourSteezleCurious what you're upgrading to. Even though this is an older camera, as far as canon goes they haven't made much improvements so unless you're going with a different brand like sony or panasonic, i'd just hold on for another year or two. Unless you need better low light performance, I see no reason to upgrade

I'd like to stay on the canon side of things since that's what i'm most comfortable with and have invested a bit with lenses. I also like to take a fair amount of photos, and I feel that canon is the best for being able to use one camera for both video and photography. I'm in between getting the 7d or the 70d mostly because of their increased fps for shooting photos, the better durability and function of the camera bodies, and the lower price point when compared to the full frame cameras. I figured I would throw my t2i up here and see if anyone was interested. If not, it wouldn't be the end of the world to stick with my t2i for a little bit longer. I would like to get a bit more into action photography and I feel that the increase in FPS would be a nice benefit.

Curious if you have any thoughts on this idea, or if I sound insane and sound like I'm wasting money on upgrading. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

boomie1312_1I'd like to stay on the canon side of things since that's what i'm most comfortable with and have invested a bit with lenses. I also like to take a fair amount of photos, and I feel that canon is the best for being able to use one camera for both video and photography. I'm in between getting the 7d or the 70d mostly because of their increased fps for shooting photos, the better durability and function of the camera bodies, and the lower price point when compared to the full frame cameras. I figured I would throw my t2i up here and see if anyone was interested. If not, it wouldn't be the end of the world to stick with my t2i for a little bit longer. I would like to get a bit more into action photography and I feel that the increase in FPS would be a nice benefit.

Curious if you have any thoughts on this idea, or if I sound insane and sound like I'm wasting money on upgrading. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

yeah, for photography it might be worth upgrading. I'm kind of in the same boat just haven't been super happy with many of the canon releases. The 5D mkiii and 7D mk ii are tempting but with all these higher resolution cameras coming out they're pretty hard to justify

steezy edit!

Hey man thinking about making an edit for my buddy on a t2i this season. Steezy edit by the way, you had some great shots. But how did you get the movement on your shots being so stable, did you use a glide cam? or like a tripod and u moved the hand? or did you use like a cage.

Would be great to know

Thanks dude!

SourSteezleCurious what you're upgrading to. Even though this is an older camera, as far as canon goes they haven't made much improvements so unless you're going with a different brand like sony or panasonic, i'd just hold on for another year or two. Unless you need better low light performance, I see no reason to upgrade

Have you had the chance to use any of the newer canons? There is such a difference between a t2i and a t5i. For me at least, the main selling point is the ease of use. Even with magic lantern on a t2i, changing aperture and ISO is kind of a pain. With the t5i you literally just swipe sideways along an onscreen dial.

sam_andersonHey man thinking about making an edit for my buddy on a t2i this season. Steezy edit by the way, you had some great shots. But how did you get the movement on your shots being so stable, did you use a glide cam? or like a tripod and u moved the hand? or did you use like a cage.

Would be great to know

Thanks dude!

Just used a tripod for this edit.

-AM-Have you had the chance to use any of the newer canons? There is such a difference between a t2i and a t5i. For me at least, the main selling point is the ease of use. Even with magic lantern on a t2i, changing aperture and ISO is kind of a pain. With the t5i you literally just swipe sideways along an onscreen dial.

Swiping along a screen when it's freezing cold out sucks. Changing aperture and ISO is hardly a pain at all on the t2i, you hold down a button and scroll a whell for aperture, and ISO you can control with the arrow buttons when you use magic lantern. I would almost say the t2i has the advantage in this case if you are out filming skiing.