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Canon EOS Kiss X2

Quick information
Brand Canon 2008
Model Kiss X2
Released Year 2008
Type DSLR Cameras
Series EOS
Color Black
Optical Zoom NA
Status Discontinued

Overview

The Canon EOS Kiss X2 features a 10.1-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor delivering high-resolution images with excellent clarity. It supports DIGIC III image processor for fast image processing and ISO sensitivity range from 100 to 1600, expandable to 3200. The camera sports a 3.0-inch LCD screen for easy image review and live view mode. Autofocus system includes 9 AF points with AI Servo tracking for moving subjects. Continuous shooting speed is up to 3 frames per second, suitable for capturing action shots. It employs SD/SDHC memory cards for storage and offers compatibility with Canon EF and EF-S lenses.

Specifications

Seller Notes “Canon EOS Kiss X2 Digital Camera w/18-55mm [Exc+5] Japan (14603xxx) / ...
Maximum Aperture NA
Digital Zoom NA
Screen Size 3 in
Color Black
MPN NA
Battery Type Lithium-Ion
Series Canon EOS
Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 12.2 MP
Model CANON EOS KISS X2
Optical Zoom NA
Features Auto Focus
Charger Included No
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
UPC Does not apply

Key Advantages

The Canon EOS Kiss X2 is known for its lightweight and compact body, making it easy to carry during shoots. Its DIGIC III processor ensures fast and accurate image processing, enhancing overall camera performance. The 9-point autofocus system improves focus accuracy, especially for dynamic scenes. The live view mode allows users to compose shots using the LCD, improving shooting flexibility. The camera provides excellent image quality for both beginners and enthusiasts. Its compatibility with a wide range of Canon lenses provides versatility in photography styles.

Limitations

The EOS Kiss X2 lacks HD video recording functionality, limiting multimedia use. Its continuous shooting speed of 3 fps is moderate compared to newer models. The ISO performance, while adequate, may produce noise in low-light conditions at higher settings. The absence of in-body image stabilization means reliance on lens-based stabilization. Battery life is moderate, requiring spares for extended shooting sessions. The live view autofocus is slower compared to DSLR phase-detection autofocus.

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