Well I finally got my camera... It was what I expected.
I also own a Nikon D60 (there's my review on that)
I must say, the plasticky feel in my hand shocked me a bit!... it feels like grabbing one of my daughter's toys... sort of action figure plastic... but it is expected... after all this is basically loaded with many features a 7D, or 5D has at a fraction of the cost.
The camera is light and all button repositions from the previous models work great ergonomically... I got this camera more for it's video capabilities to shoot 1080P video with my prime lenses!!!... photographywise, I haven't done a GREAT DEAL of testing yet, but so far I have to say, the 12.3 Megapixel Nikon's pictures look as good if not better, more balanced... and we're talking D60, not a D3 here... HOWEVER all in all a photographer with a good eye and a better lens than the 18-55 supplied will take awesome pictures... in other words, the image will 95% the photographer's ability... and maybe 5% of what you can't do on it, would be equipment limitations, such as full frame, shutter speed and calibration... this can take pictures you could publish anywhere.
They are different companies with different focus (no pun intended).
This is the best all around entry level DSLR, for video and everyday use.
If you want better photo quality, albeit less menu options and less video capability a Nikon beats this camera easily.
CANON: Unparalleled bang from your buck... great quality of images.
NIKON: Image quality and consistency first, more solid build... features second.Get more detail about Canon EOS Rebel T2i 18 MP CMOS APS-C Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens.
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