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Canon Rebel T2 35mm SLR Camera with the EF 28-90mm f/4-5.6 III Zoom Lens
Canon Rebel T2 35mm SLR Camera body only
Features:
- Fully automatic
35mm autofocus SLR camera
- 7-point
high-speed, wide-area selectable autofocus
- Ergonomic
design with secure grip, large backlit LCD screen
- Enhanced
built-in flash with advanced E-TTL II autoflash
- Includes
28-90mm (3.2x zoom) f/4-5.6 lens with ultrasonic motor; Compatible with
Canon EF lenses
Product Description
The EOS Rebel T2 brings together everything you
want in a 35mm camera. It has the latest automation, a "souped-up" selection of
powerful features, expanded shooting modes and state-of-the-art E-TTL II
autoflash. It's what makes the Rebel T2 the most advanced SLR in its class. A
masterpiece of form and function, its luxurious design is both lightweight and
ergonomic to make it truly user friendly. See for yourself, why the Rebel T2 is
a camera that will change your expectations.
Fully Automatic 35mm Autofocus SLR
The Rebel T2 gives you a full package of highly sophisticated automatic features
that let you tackle even the toughest photographic situations - fearlessly. From
the Mode Dial, simply select the Image Zone setting that matches your scene and
the Rebel T2 automatically picks the optimal settings. Or choose Creative Zone
settings for complete manual control.
7-point High-Speed, Wide-Area Selectable AF
with Advanced 35-zone Metering
The Rebel T2 superimposes seven focusing points across the viewfinder for tack
sharp focus automatically - even when your subject is off center. Or set your
own focusing point using the Cross-Key AF Point Selector. You can also choose
from three Autofocus Modes - One-Shot AF, AI Focus AF and AI Servo AF - to
handle a wide range of subjects and environments with superior precision. The
Rebel T2 also gives you the fastest shutter speed in its class - 1/4000 second
so you can shoot as rapidly as life demands.
To deliver the perfect exposure that makes
unforgettable pictures, the Rebel T2 also has a 35-zone metering system. It's
linked to the seven autofocus points so even when you're confronted with complex
conditions, like backlight, you'll get superb pictures. To further refine
exposure settings, there's an Orientation Detection Sensor that automatically
determines the position of the earth and sky in your photo and makes the
appropriate adjustments.
Ergonomic Design with Secure Grip, Cross-Key
Selector and Large Backlit LCD
Comfort counts when you're shooting. So the Rebel T2 was equipped with a secure
grip made for one-handed operation. Better still, the Shutter Button, Main and
Mode Dials, LCD Panel Buttons and the Cross-Key AF Point Selector are all within
easy reach. You can even check the camera status in the dark, thanks to the
backlit, oversized LCD panel.
Safety Shutter-Release Lock and Camera Shake
Warning
When shooting is action-packed, it's not always easy to keep track of all the
essentials. That's where the Rebel T2 shines. Its Safety Shutter-release Lock
prevents you from shooting if you forget to load film or there is no lens
attached. There's also a Camera Shake Warning that sounds when shutter speed is
too slow to give you the pictures you want.
Advanced E-TTL II Autoflash and Enhanced
Built-in Flash
Equipped with an extra-powerful, super-bright built-in flash and the very latest
E-TTL II flash technology, the Rebel T2 delivers new flash precision. Using
distance-based information, the new E-TTL II flash metering system automatically
analyzes your scene and adjusts for variations in brightness, reflections and
framing. This gives your pictures the true-to-life, even illumination that sets
them apart from ordinary snapshots.
Includes EF 28-90mm f/4-5.6 III USM lens
Canon's EF 28-90mm f/4-5.6 III lens provides the fastest auto-focus speeds in
its class. A lightweight, compact, standard zoom lens with a 58mm filter size.
The EF 28-90mm f/4-5.6 III contains an auto-focus drive pattern optimized to
achieve class-leading auto-focus speeds and features new distance metering
information for compatibility with E-TTL II flash systems. High image quality is
ensured throughout the focal length range by the use of an aspherical element in
one of the lens groups. Only environmentally friendly lead-free glass is used
for the optics within the lens.
Compatible with Most EOS System Accessories
The advanced design and superior quality of Canon's internationally acclaimed EF
Lenses mean that they can keep pace with your ever-advancing photographic
skills. Engineered for maximum compatibility, the EF Lenses work seamlessly with
the on-board systems of both the EOS Rebel and EOS Digital Rebel cameras. To
provide you with a full range of creative possibilities, Canon has created over
50 EF Lenses - from 14mm to 600mm - to meet your needs.
Canon
EOS Rebel K2 35mm SLR Camera (Body Only)
Canon EOS Rebel K2 35mm SLR Camera w/ EF 28-80 II
Lens Kit
Features:
- 35mm SLR camera
without lens
- 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
Inside its
futuristic metallic colored body, the Rebel K2 is a triumph of SLR ingenuity.
From its advanced focusing technology to its sophisticated image controls and
retractable flash, the K2 makes it easy to shoot the pictures you've always
wanted -- and have the time of your life doing it.
7-point Autofocus
The Rebel K2's seven focusing points read a wide area of a scene to give you
exquisitely precise focus -- even when your subject is off-center. The K2
detects whether your subject is moving or still, and instantly adjusts the
autofocus to match. Specialized shooting modes like Portrait, Landscape or
Sports pre-set the focusing for the subject at hand. There's even a Continuous
Shooting Mode to capture sequential action at a fast, silent 1.5 frames per
second (fps).
35-zone metering system
Getting the right exposure is what separates an ordinary picture from an
extraordinary one. That's why the Rebel K2 is equipped with a 35-zone metering
system. Linked to the 7 AF focusing points, the K2's 35-zone metering system
gives you accurate, consistent exposure even in tough shooting conditions --
like strong backlight. In addition to the K2's standard evaluative metering
pattern, the camera also offers central-area partial metering covering 9.5% of
the picture area. This feature is available in all Creative Zone shooting modes.
Shooting Modes
Sometimes you want complete creative control. Other times, you just want to
shoot. The Rebel K2 gives you the options to do both, easily. 7 programmed Image
Modes -- Full Auto, Portrait, Landscape, Close-up, Sports, Night Scene and Flash
Off, let you handle common shooting situations automatically like a pro. For
maximum self-expression, 5 Creative Modes -- Auto Depth-of-Field AE, Manual,
Aperture Priority, Shutter-speed Priority and Programmed AE -- let you finesse
every detail.
Flash Metering
Whether you're using the built-in retractable flash or you've attached an
optional EX-series Speedlite, Canon's advanced TTL and E-TTL technologies take
the guesswork out of SLR flash photography. By analyzing lighting conditions and
focusing zone information, the Rebel K2 automatically gives you the natural,
balanced illumination that makes pictures stand out.
Easy Operation
The Rebel K2 's design is intuitive and in tune with your needs. A super-sized
LCD lets you see camera setting clearly. The intelligent controls are laid out
to put everything within close reach for relaxed, one-handed shooting. The
result? The camera feels like it's a part of you.
EF Lenses
With their innovative technology and superior optical quality, Canon EF lenses
set the standard the world over. The Rebel K2 is compatible with the entire
range of over 50 Canon EF lenses (Not compatible with EF-S lens) to give you
every creative option.
Minolta Maxxum 5 35mm SLR Kit with 28-100 Lens
Minolta Maxxum 5 35mm SLR
body only
Product
Description
From the Manufacturer
Introducing
the Maxxum 5--the world's smallest and lightest 35mm AF SLR. It's easy to
pack, carry, and handle, so you can instantly react on your creative
impulses anytime and anywhere. Plus, the Maxxum 5 houses a powerful array of
high-performance features that will quickly satisfy beginner photographers
and yet be valuable tools for photo hobbyists. If you want a true
take-anywhere SLR, the little Maxxum 5 is the big winner. This package also
includes a 28-100mm zoom lens.
- 7-point AF system indicates focus area
in use
- High-speed 1/4000 sec. shutter freezes
action
- Continuous film advance at 3 frames
per second
- 14-segment metering plus ADI flash
metering
- Film chamber lock protects loaded film
- Eye-start automation provides a
split-second response
- Built-in flash with wireless
off-camera flash control
World's Smallest and Lightest 35mm AF SLR
The Minolta Maxxum 5 measures only 5 x 3.42 x 2.38 inches and weighs in at
11.8 ounces without batteries. It's the AF SLR camera you'll want to (and be
able to) take along wherever you go.
Fastest Autofocusing in its Class
The Maxxum 5's high-response autofocus system makes sure your
once-in-a-lifetime moments will be razor sharp. This new-generation Maxxum
features an improved high-power AF drive motor and high-speed microcomputer
for quicker and more precise AF control. It tracks even fast action and
random movements effortlessly, right up to the moment the shutter releases.
7-Point Autofocus System with Wide Focus
Area
The Maxxum 5 uses Minolta's new 7-point AF system. The focus sensors are
laid out in a wide area to the "rule of thirds," so you have the creative
flexibility of positioning your subject anywhere within the focus frame. The
center crosshair sensor keeps the focus sharp regardless of vertical or
horizontal subject contrast.
Selected Focus Area Indication
When using the wide focus frame, you'll always know exactly what your Maxxum
5 is focusing on. Minolta's LED-illuminated superimposition technology
highlights the focus sensor being used.
Selectable Focus Areas
For creative image compositions, you may want to switch between the wide
focus area and the local focus areas to single out an off-center subject
without recomposing the shot. No problem with the Maxxum 5 - its local focus
areas can be individually selected.
Selectable Autofocus Modes
For maximum autofocus control, the Maxxum 5 has three AF modes: single-shot,
continuous/predictive, and automatic. Single-shot AF locks focus on
stationary subjects. Continuous/predictive AF tracks moving subjects right
up to and during the moment of shutter-release. Automatic AF determines
whether the subject is moving or still, and automatically selects
single-shot or continuous/predictive AF.
Eye-Start Automation
Sometimes a perfect photo opportunity happens in the blink of an eye. The
Maxxum 5 is ready when you are -- with Eye-Start automation. Eye Start saves
precious seconds and activates autofocus and autoexposure the instant you
bring the camera to your eye. With one quick action, the camera starts
working so you won't miss a split-second moment.
High-Speed 1/4000 Sec. Shutter and 1/125
Sec. Flash Sync
The Maxxum 5 is all about speed, precision, and power. That's why it
features a top shutter speed of 1/4000 second, which can stop fast action or
let you take beautiful portraits using large apertures under strong light.
The Maxxum 5 also features a maximum flash sync speed of 1/125 second.
3 fps Continuous Film Advance
For capturing action as it unfolds, set the Maxxum 5 for continuous film
advance. The film advances at 3 frames per second as long as you hold the
shutter-release button down.
Depth-of-Field Preview
This professional feature lets you check the zone of sharp focus at a given
aperture before taking the picture. DOF preview is especially useful to
check subject and background sharpness when using small apertures, or to see
the extent of sharp detail in macro photography.
14-Segment Honeycomb-Pattern Metering
The Maxxum 5's state-of-the-art metering system delivers accurate exposures
under a diverse range of lighting and subject conditions. It measures light
levels from 13 segments in a honeycomb pattern across the viewfinder frame,
plus the background area. And much like a professional photographer, this
intelligent metering system emphasizes the meter segments surrounding the
focus sensor in use.
Spot Metering
When you want to bias the exposure according to a very small section of your
subject or scene, use the Maxxum 5's spot metering mode. This concentrates
the meter's sensitivity into the center segment.
Exposure Compensation, Bracketing, and
Multiple Exposure
Maxxum 5's advanced exposure technology can be combined with a variety of
creative exposure controls. Exposure can be compensated up to +/-3 Ev in 0.5
increments. And to ensure the optimum exposure for high-contrast scenes,
three brackets can be made in 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, or 1.0 Ev increments. Also, a
multiple exposure mode overrides film advance to allow an unlimited number
of exposures on a single frame.
Advanced Distance Integration (ADI) Flash
Metering
Minolta's ADI creates a new level of flash metering precision by using the
distance encoders in Minolta's D-Series lenses to calculate flash exposure.
With the camera's built-in flash, ADI combines the distance information with
TTL (through-the-lens) multi-segment flash metering. When using Minolta's
powerful D-Series flash units, ADI uses a pre-flash to minimize the
influence of background and subject reflectance. All this technology adds up
to one thing -- better looking flash pictures, time after time.
High-Speed Synch (HSS) - 1/4000 sec.
When using Maxxum HSS flash units, the Maxxum 5 is able to use flash sync
shutter speeds up to 1/4000 second. High-Speed Sync allows much more control
between the ambient light exposure and the flash exposure, particularly
under bright light conditions. HSS is a valuable asset when taking portraits
outdoors because it lets you select large apertures to create a shallow
depth-of-field, which makes the subject stand out from the background.
Built-In Flash
The Maxxum 5's built-in flash covers lenses as wide as 28mm, and puts
creative flash control at your fingertips with auto, off, fill-flash,
red-eye reduction, and wireless remote flash control modes. For greater
flash output and versatility, high-powered Maxxum flash units are available
as optional accessories.
P/A/S/M Exposure Modes for Unlimited
Creative Power
There's no holding back on creativity with the Maxxum 5. The camera can
either take over control or hand over control with a full selection of
exposure modes. In Programmed AE the camera does all the work -- it analyzes
subject movement and distance, lens focal length, plus subject and
background brightness, then sets the optimum combination of aperture and
shutter speed automatically. In Aperture-priority, you select the lens
aperture and the camera sets the shutter speed. In Shutter-priority, you
select a shutter speed and the camera sets the aperture. And in Manual mode,
you select the aperture and shutter speed in any combination.
Subject Program Selection
Subject Program Selection gives beginner photographers the ability to
control the camera according to the subject, without a working knowledge of
apertures and shutter speeds. Five modes are available, each ideally suited
for a specific type of shot. Choose from portrait, landscape, close-up,
sports action, or night portrait.
14 Custom Functions
The Maxxum 5 is the only camera in its class to offer 14 custom functions so
you can custom-tailor your camera to suit your style or preferences.
About the AF Zoom 28-100mm f/3.5~5.6 (D)
- Built-in distance encoder supporting
Minolta's ADI (Advanced Distance Integration) flash metering
- Employs one aspheric lens to combat
distortion and aberrations
- Circular aperture producing naturally
defocused backgrounds
- Macro capability of 1.6 ft
- Ideal for a broad range of shooting
situations including landscapes, portraiture, and close-up photography
- 55mm filter diameter
- Sophisticated and stylish design with
a Silver Metallic finish
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Konica Minolta Maxxum 50 Date 28-100 35mm SLR Camera
Features:
- Small, compact 35mm
SLR includes 100mm autofocus zoom lens
- Multi-dimensional
predictive focus control
- High-quality
spherical acute matte focusing screen
- Quartz/date
function adds time and date to your photos
- Compatible with
Minolta's lightweight D series lenses
High-contrast silver
and black give the Konica Minolta Maxxum 50 a sleek look that highlights the SLR
camera’s reliability and dependability. Featuring a Wide 3-Point autofocusing
(AF) System for increased focusing confidence, Predictive Focus Control for
moving subjects, Full-Auto Program for no-fuss shooting, and Subject Program
Selection for the best photos in any situation or lighting, this film camera is
ideal for photographer of all skill levels.
Multi-dimensional Predictive Focus Control
Like the name suggests, this function keeps a clear focus on fast-moving
subjects until the photographer is ready to shoot, predicting exactly where a
moving subject is going to be at the moment of shutter-release and making
certain that the focus is razor sharp.
Full-Auto Program (P) Mode
Users simply select the green-colored P Mode on the selection dial, and the
camera handles everything. The Maxxum 50 focuses perfectly on the subject and
adjusts exposure automatically. The built-in flash unit pops up automatically
when needed.
Versatile Exposure Modes
The Maxxum 50 offers four exposure modes: P (programmed AE), A (aperture
priority), S (shutter priority) and M (manual) exposure modes that ensure
photographs convey the user’s intentions perfectly every time the shutter is
pressed.
Subject Program Selection for All Photo
Situations
Users choose the appropriate icon and the desired exposure setting, and the
Maxxum 50 does all the work. The following 5 pre-programmed modes allow users to
shoot a particular scene beautifully with the touch of a dial.
- Portrait Mode creates portraits with
emotional power. By blurring the background while keeping the subject in sharp
focus, this mode creates dramatic portrait shots.
- Landscape Mode controls the depth of
field, putting both a subject in the foreground and scenery in the background
in clear focus and sharp detail.
- Close-Up Mode lets photographers take
dramatic close-ups of small subjects, such as flowers. This mode captures
subject details while keeping distracting backgrounds out of focus.
- Sports Action Mode is the best choice for
shooting a moving object. Super-fast continuous AF and high shutter speeds
freeze a subject and capture clear, sharp detail.
- Night Portrait Mode adds greater
expression to shots taken at night or with sunset backgrounds by using the
flash and a longer exposure to reduce background darkness and capture a
greater amount of detail.
ADI flash metering
When using a D series lens, ADI (Advanced Distance Integration) metering*1
ensures proper flash exposures regardless of background or subject reflectance.
*1 When using a dedicated flash unit: 5600HS(D), 3600HS(D) or 2500(D)
Spherical Acute Matte
Like its more expensive counterparts, the Maxxum 50 features a Spherical Acute
Matte focusing screen that enhances the brightness of the viewfinder and makes
focusing easier. Viewer magnification has been rated to 0.75x.
Nikon
N55 35mm SLR Camera with 28-80mm Zoom Lens
Product
Description
From the Manufacturer
It's small,
light and fits snugly in your hands. It's a 35mm single lens reflex camera
with interchangeable lens capability--and best of all it's a Nikon. It's
compact and lightweight design includes fully automatic focus and exposure
controls, built-in flash and automatic film advance. Because it's a Nikon,
the N55 will give you more possibilities for control and creativity. This
camera was designed with one thing in mind--to show you how easy and
exciting it can be to create beautiful images.
Compact, Lightweight Entry into the Nikon
Total Imaging System
You don't need to be a pro to get a handle on this Nikon 35mm SLR. It's so
compact and lightweight (12.3 oz.) that anyone can handle it. Features
include an ergonomic grip with camera controls that fall naturally under
your fingers. The camera is built tough with a durable metal lens mount for
optical integrity...and offers you the opportunity to mount interchangeable
Nikkor lenses and grow with a camera system that offers virtually limitless
possibilities.
Advanced Program Mode Dial for Creative
Options
Set the Mode Dial at "green-for-go" Auto and the N55 automatically sets the
exposure, shutter speed and aperture controls. You can get more creative
automatically, too, with the camera's five Vari-Program scene modes. Each
mode optimizes the camera's settings for the most popular types of
photography, leaving the photographer free to concentrate on the subject.
They include Portrait, Landscape, Close-up, Sports Continuous and Night
Scene.
3-Area Dynamic AF System
To help you capture natural movement, Nikon designed the N55 with its
Dynamic AF system with three focus areas that cover a wide picture-taking
field to help insure sharp pictures, even when the subject is not in the
center of the frame. Dynamic AF Technology uses all three sensors to
maintain focus on subjects that move within the AF sensor area. The N55
selects corresponding AF sensors and maintains focus at 1.5 frames per
second. Pre-wind film loading ensures the film is already back in the
cassette at the end of the roll.
3D Matrix Metering
This exclusive Nikon metering system measures the entire image, analyzing
details of light and contrast. Referring to an internal database of over
30,000 scenes from an enormous range of shooting conditions, the system
analyzes the scene to make the ideal exposure, revealing the beauty and
subtlety of color an light that made you stop and take a shot. When set to
Auto mode, the N55 makes getting Nikon-quality SLR pictures simple. Look
through the finder and press the shutter release. The N55 handles the rest.
Auto Pop-up Flash
The N55's automatic, built-in pop-up Speedlight flash is another feature
that helps make it a snap to take the world's greatest pictures. And it
offers more ways to get creative, too. In the Auto and five Vari-Program
modes, the flash pops up when needed, firing automatically when light is low
or the subject is backlit. A Red-Eye Reduction light is precision timed to
contract the subject's pupils right before shutter release, minimizing
red-eye from the picture. Slow-sync mode allows you to creatively use flash
while allowing background elements and colors to fill in the frame.
Top Panel LCD Display
An easy-to-see top panel LCD shows you camera setting information at a
glance, including f/stop, shutter speed, flash mode and more.
Full-Information, Adjustable Viewfinder
Most of the data on the LCD panel also appears in the viewfinder LCD, for
setting adjustments without taking your eye from the viewfinder. To
accommodate near- or far-sighted photographers, the N55 has a built-in
diopter adjustment with settings from -1.5 to +0.8.
Product Description
Consists of Nikon
N55 SLR Body, Nikon 28-80mm Zoom Lens, 2 CR2 Battery, Carry Strap / Uses
35mm Film / Built-in AutoFlash
Product Description
Nikon's introduces
the incredibly small and light 35mm SLR the N55! Developed with the amateur
photographers and first-time SLR users in mind, the N55 combines simple
design and functionality with superior SLR image quality and performance,
resulting in an easy-to-operate, feature-packed SLR camera for anyone who
wants to easily take high-quality pictures. With the included Nikkor 28-80 G
series autofocus zoom lens provides superior performance in a classic Nikon
design. The N55 incorporates a host of intelligent features including a
razor-sharp autofocus system, a wide range of exposure modes, advanced light
metering systems with 3D matrix metering, and the added convenience of an
automatic built-in speedlight. Within the N55 you'll find an array of
exposure options designed for ease and creative control. Auto mode setting
removes guesswork from picture taking. Five Vari-Program modes tailored to
specific scenes and subjects, such as portrait, landscape, close-up, sports
continuous and night portrait. The N55 features Nikon's 5-segment 3D Matrix
Metering supported by Nikon's on-board database of over 30,000 stored images
in all Auto Modes ensure proper exposures. A Large LCD panel with
easy-to-read characters simplifies mode selection and monitoring.
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Nikon
N75 35MM Autofocus SLR Camera (Body Only)
Features:
- Multi-CAM 900
Sensor ? 5 focus detection areas offer broad horizontal and vertical coverage
- 3 AF Area Modes -
Dynamic AF - Center Subject Priority Dynamic AF - and Closest Subject Priority
Dynamic AF
- Auto Servo AF locks
on the subject, whether stationary or in motion, with unique overlap servo
method and NIKON Lock-On technology
- AF sensors work
with every AF Nikkor lens, regardless of maximum aperture
- 25-segment 3D
Matrix Metering employs sophisticated algorithms and
a database of more than 30K scenes of actual shooting data
Designed for budding photographers who want to advance their creative potential,
the Nikon N75 autofocus SLR camera integrates sophisticated new advanced
technology with Nikon's intuitive design. The N75 offers an extensive set of new
and intelligent features, including an easy-to-access three-mode focus area
selector switch, an all-new 25-segment matrix metering system, 12 custom
functions, and three cleverly engineered Dynamic Autofocus modes that ensure
crisp, sharp pictures.
A large mode dial and easy-to-view LCD panel
ensure easy access to exposure modes, including Auto and five Vari-Program
modes, for point-and-shoot operation with professional results. A built-in
Speedlight automatically pops up and fires flash when light is low or the
subject is in backlighting.
The N75 also features creative exposure
control functions like Auto Exposure Bracketing, Exposure Compensation, Multiple
Exposure and more. In addition, New On-Screen Battery/Film Indicators in the
viewfinder show battery power and film supply status.
The N75's five AF sensors cover a wide area,
both horizontally and vertically, and it offers three modes to control the focus
area selection, including closest subject priority and center subject priority.
The camera allows for easier framing by placing the Focus Area Selector switch
conveniently next to the right-hand thumb so that, even while taking pictures,
you can adjust focus area selection.
In addition to measuring the brightness and
contrast of a particular scene, Nikon's exclusive 25-segment 3D matrix meter
also analyzes complex exposure and lighting conditions, comparing it with an
on-board database of picture-taking information that is built upon more than
30,000 actual scenes stored in the camera.
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