Owner & Service Manual

The Canon EOS Rebel K2 is a light weight 35 mm Single lens reflex camera with autofocus and auto exposure and a built in motor drive retractable flash. It has a full package of exciting, automatic functions combined with single-handed operation and incredible SLR performance. An advanced, lightweight, ergonomic design houses a full set of controls and information displays, all presented with exciting, tough to beat look and style. the EOS Rebel K2 has 7 programmed automatic scene modes. There’s also a depth-of-field mode that keeps both near and far subjects sharp; a 35-zone metering system coupled with 7 autofocus points; a 1.5fps drive mode; a multiple exposure mode; and a built-in E-TTL II flash to supplement the camera’s compatibility with external units.

The following operating and troubleshooting manual provides detail information and description of Rebel K2/3000V. It is divided into 4 main sections, Before You Start (includes installing the battery, Checking the Battery Level, Mounting and Detaching a Lens, Shutter Button Works), Fully Automatic Shooting (includes full auto mode, programmed image control modes, using red-eye reduction, self-timer operation, and wireless remote control), User-Controlled Shooting and Reference.

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The EOS Rebel T2/300X is a very compact autofocus, single-lens reflex camera. It can be used for a wide variety of subjects and situations with fully automatic and user-controlled shooting modes. The EOS Rebel T2 35mm SLR offers both manual and automatic exposure options, including 7 programmed automatic modes. Among its notable features are 7-point autofocus, a 3fps drive mode, a built-in diopter, a multiple exposure mode, auto exposure bracketing, depth-of-field preview, and a large, illuminated status LCD.

The following user guide and operating manual provide detail information about specification, features, operating and maintenance procedures of the EOS Rebel T2. The manual is divided into sections including installing the batteries, checking the battery level, mounting and detaching a lens, shutter button works, full auto mode, programmed image control modes, using red-eye reduction, self-timer operation, wireless remote control, using eyepiece cover, selecting the AF mode, metering modes, ISO settings, troubleshooting guide, etc.

In the troubleshooting section you will find answers for various problems might happen during operating the camera, e.g. nothing display on the LCD panel, the picture looks blurred, the shutter does not work, the battery level is very low, etc.

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