will this work on my Rebel EOS T2i? if so how fast will it shoot when using the sports ap?
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I don't know if it will fit - don't know that camera but the fire is not very fast. It's AA battery & recovery is not bad, but I don't think I would use it on sports setting. Haven't tried it though.
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It works very well on t2is which I understand has the same bayonet mount as the t3i along with other Canon DSLRs. That said it should work well but I have not used it on a t3i. I hope this helps you in some way.
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I'm sure this is late info for you and now useless, however, YES it does have a 'sports' mode. It is under shooting modes in the menu. Simply not on the dial. It also has a continuous shooting mode for fast action shots. You can download the manual from Fujifilm. com, and or look on the web sight for the technical information on the camera.Kind Regards
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I think it will. It works on my T2i. It doesn't works for fullframe cameras.
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If you really want sports action, then even the lowest grade SLR beats any point and shoot camera. I use a Canon T3 to successfully take sports action although it rates poor when compared to top line SLR's. Point and shoots have slow buffer speeds when taking fast action particularly if you also want a RAW copy. (low burst response; the Nikon 7000 cannot be used for sports) You can buy the T3 with a basic lens for $499.00 and get superior shots to anything produced by such cameras as the G-12. I love the G-12 and use it for my walk around camera. The T-3 does all my heavy lifting for semi-pro shooting and enlargements.If you are a really serious sports photographer and want pro results then by all means buy at least a D60 Canon! The Sx 40 is a good camera but that lens never produces real sharp prints and the lens speed is slow for fast action.
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I have a Canon 5d mark 2 and a Canon 7d and it works great on both of them. I would say it works on the T3i because it's still a canon flash and hot shoe system.
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YES it works great. I have a T3. As a matter of fact, I had ordered one from Canon for $70.00 and after I got this one I returned the one to canon. This does it all from tripod single shots for macro or telephoto to complex timed exposures. Great buy!!
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I do not have a Canon EOS, but I use it on a Nikon Coolpix and it works very well, you can shoot video and also take pictures with the same card. I really do not know the time for video and quantity of pictures.
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I've used it on the Rebel XSi and the Rebel T4i and it works great on both. So that would be all I could say.
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I am a sports photographer and I have this camera. The SL1 will work just fine for sports, however, you will need to pair it with a Better lens. Ideal choice would be the canon 70-200 f2.8 but that will cost you more than the camera unless you can find an in expensive used one. But that wapplies to any DSLR you would buy
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With decent light or upping the ISO setting on the camera to 800 or 1600 you will get good results for the price. Also set the camera to sport mode and that will keep the shutter speed fast.On the Rebel XTi this also has a 1.6 multiplier so the lens works effectivly as a 160 - 480 zoom.I have one from the days I used an EOS 10 (film camera) and it works great on the XTi.
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I'm using it on my Canon EOS T3i. When I bought it, it came with a T mount adapter so that it would fit. But because the mount adapter is between the body and the lens, you must operate manually (focus, aperature, shutter speed). So you'll use a tripod and experiment with your settings at first.
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Hello. Unfortunately, neither of these will be very good for soccer. It is not a question of zoom, so much as response time. These types of cameras have to clear the sensor before they capture a shot, so none of them are going to be great for sports. They can work ok, but you're likely to miss "the moment". If that is acceptible, try the SX200 (or one of the new Lumix models with the super fast auto focus might be a bit better). But for best results shooting sports, you'd want something that didn't have to clear the sensor, like a DSLR (Canon Rebel, Nikon D40, etc.) Or if you want a small hybrid, you could consider the Lumix GF1, but they aren't cheap. Hello. Unfortunately, neither of these will be very good for soccer. It is not a question of zoom, so much as response time. These types of cameras have to clear the sensor before they capture a shot, so none of them are going to be great for sports. They can work ok, but you're likely to miss "the moment". If that is acceptible, try the SX200 (or one of the new Lumix models with the super fast auto focus might be a bit better). But for best results shooting sports, you'd want something that didn't have to clear the sensor, like a DSLR (Canon Rebel, Nikon D40, etc.) Or if you want... » Read More Hello. Unfortunately, neither of these will be very good for soccer. It is not a question of zoom, so much as response time. These types of cameras have to clear the sensor before they capture a shot, so none of them are going to be great for sports. They can work ok, but you're likely to miss "the moment". If that is acceptible, try the SX200 (or one of the new Lumix models with the super fast auto focus might be a bit better). But for best results shooting sports, you'd want something that didn't have to clear the sensor, like a DSLR (Canon Rebel, Nikon D40, etc.) Or if you want a small hybrid, you could consider the Lumix GF1, but they aren't cheap. « Show Less
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I have a Rebel T2i and it works perfect. You must be aware about the turn on the On/Off switch, to plug in in the right dock and check that the battery is working ok.
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The camera is very good but I have never tried it with sports. I use it only for domestic photos. Regarding the lens pack I felt it was useful for me.
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Yes it should work well with the canon eos t2i and any other canon EOS digital cameras
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It works on my Rebel T3i (aka 600D). It should work on all cameras which allows EF-S mount (with APS-C sensor), which includes all Rebel products.