The Canon Rebel T2i is The Greatest Rebel

Canon has hit a homer with the Canon Rebel T2i (aka 550D)!The entry level digital SLR is receiving rave testimonials just about everywhere in the digital photography world. It is being identified as the finest sub-$1000 digital camera now available.Why all the hype about? Photography professionals and buyers alike are fired up about this new little digital SLR camera... Why?There has not been a poll taken about this, but it seems that the feature set of the new Rebel is very much like another recent release in the Canon line-up, the 7D, at approximately one-half the cost.There ARE reasons for the price distinction, but unless you are an really critical professional, it would be hard to tell the distinction in photos and video relating to these two digital SLR cameras.Perhaps the very best motive for getting a new Canon Rebel T2i is for the fulfillment that comes from the picture taking experience. The convenience of using the controls to "direct" your camera to snap the exact photo you desire. Regardless of whether you want to control the depth of field or get a great action shot of your favorite sport, it is achievable with this wonderful Digital slr camera.And how about this.. No more waiting around for the digital camera to make up its mind to finally "snap" the photo, seemingly eons after you pushed the shutter button.Digital SLR buyers are really fired up about the inclusion of video. And in this new model, the quality of the video output is greatly enhanced. Even though there are a few other models of DSLR cameras that have video, and the first few cameras that had video did not do it that well. Today, with the 550D video has attained a level that is quite impressive. Point and shoot camera owners that prefer to take video are now finding a powerful rationale to finally upgrade.Another much better element is the low light image capacity. Digital SLR cameras have always been able to produce much better images than point and shoot cameras, specifically in low light circumstances. However, in past times the pictures taken at higher ISO settings (which is essential in low light) have suffered from high noise levels, in particular above the 800 ISO level. Now, the Canon Rebel T2i takes pictures at ISO levels of 3200 or 6400 with really low noise. This is a key plus for individuals who like to take pictures of concerts and other inside events.A fantastic way to discover whether a new camera is worthy of your consideration is to check with those who have recently taken their hard earned $$$ and actually purchased one. The amount of comments from those individuals have been on the rise and most are very positive.Of the many remarks posted on camera forums and buying sites, these seemed rather relevant:

1. "Have owned all Rebels except the 500D,and this is easily the best. It's the best small DSLR on the market by a good bit."
2. "I just got the camera (upgraded from the 300D). I didn't think much of the "Live View" as an option before I bought it. I can see I'll be using this as an advantage... The "quick control" button is going to be game changer for me also, it is much easier to see what all the setting are at and I can make changes from the screen directly."
3. "I'm impressed with the quality of shots in low-low light, this was using kit lens... After parking an older Rebel (film version) for the digital point and shoots, this camera feel like going home after a long absence..is loaded with great features."

Is it time for you to make the switch to a Canon Rebel T2i digital SLR camera? There has been little to no buyer's remorse from recent purchasers, but the final selection must be your own.