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Canon EOS Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) Cameras

Canon SLR single lens reflex cameras

Same day delivery: Mo.- Fr. until 14 o'clock order by phone under 0211 - 17 88 0210 and receive the goods on the same day.

1 product
Item Nr. 12509
Delivery time 7 - 9 working days after receipt of payment. Delivery probably between 20.11.2026 and 23.11.2026
MSRP* 499,-
425,77
incl. VAT /

Sets with Canon EOS 2000D Body

Immediately available Delivery probably between 13.11.2026 and 16.11.2026

Canon EOS 2000D + EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II

MSRP* 599,-
511,09

Get to know your camera - Discover the fun of photography

You bought a camera and are taking your first steps in photography? With the automatic mode you miss a lot of potential! Photography is only really fun when you understand your camera and know exactly which settings you need to set to get the photo you want. Learn the meaning of the functions and ignite your enthusiasm for photography!

Pretty much best friends? - Canon and you!

The Canon SLR cameras from the EOS series (EOS stands for Electro Optical System) are an extremely versatile range of cameras for the most diverse demands. Canon stands for high quality, very good craftmanship and feel. In addition, Canon is known for its wide range of lenses which comes up trumps with new exceptionally versatile and robust EF models. The SLR cameras in the EOS series also impress with features such as new high-sensitivity sensors, enormously fast processors, creative filters, creative control, automatic scene recognition, intelligent autofocus and cinema-quality videos, as well as the ability to generate film stills from videos as photos, ideal if you need both film and photos.

Whether it's simple entry-level or mega performance - Canon is with you

Another advantage: even with a less expensive DSLR model - a digital SLR camera - you can combine the most professional lenses. There are no limits to your creativity. The range of digital SLR cameras differs in terms of equipment and scope of features:
The entry-level Canon digital SLR models, for example, have a plastic body and fantastic equipment, which aims to make entry into the world of SLR cameras as easy as possible.
For those who have already gained a bit of experience, Canon's EOS series for photo enthusiasts offers, among other things, a more robust magnesium housing, an optimized autofocus system and more sensitive and powerful sensors. Canon also optionally installs a full-frame sensor in the 35mm format here. This has no conversion factor compared to the common APS-C sensor, but can accommodate both EF-S as well as EF lenses. The full-frame sensor, on the other hand, is only suitable for lenses from the EF series.
The Canon SLR models for professionals, on the other hand, score with even more potent sensors, an even more robust housing, enormously fast dual processors and additional controls.
In addition, professionals and amateurs alike can choose from a wide range of accessories in addition: apart from the variety of lenses, a large selection of combi devices (flash, battery, chargers, cables, mics), bags, transparencies, tripods and storage media, as well as cleaning articles.

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Reaching Your Goal with the Right Camera (Lena Hogekamp)

How much camera gear do you need to produce versatile content? Between photos, videos, spontaneous ideas, and changing requirements, your setup needs to be one thing above all else: flexible. In this presentation, I’ll draw on real-world experience to show what really matters in a camera for modern content creation—from image quality and autofocus to video features, weight, and handling. Using the Canon EOS R8 Mark II as an example, we’ll explore how a compact setup can help you cover more possibilities, react faster, and focus entirely on the creative process.

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Taking Spontaneous & Authentic Photos (Lena Hogekamp)

The world of photography, especially in the realm of social media, is fast-paced, spontaneous, and often unpredictable today. In my talk, I’ll share insights into my work as a photographer and videographer and show why flexibility is not only a challenge but also a great creative opportunity. It’s about embracing different situations, discovering special moments amid the apparent chaos, and creating authentic images without losing sight of one’s own visual language.

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A Step into Full-Frame Photography: Review of the New EOS R8 Mark II

The new Canon EOS R8 II makes the transition to full-frame particularly exciting. We tested the camera for you and will tell you what else it has to offer besides its new design.

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With the EOS R6 V, Canon is launching a hybrid camera for creators that combines powerful cine features with a modern workflow and social media focus. In this review, we show why it could be the exciting middle class between the R6 III and C50 and for whom it is the better choice.

Between Dream Job and Reality: My Daily Life as a Travel Photographer (Marcel Lesch)

How do you actually become a travel photographer and what does everyday life look like? Paid vacation or hard business? A look into the past and present, as well as a look into the future.

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Hybrid or Cinema? Canon C50 vs. R6 III

Which camera is better suited to everyday working life? Our live talk with Marcel Lesch was less about bare specs and more about workflow, open gate, audio, mobility and the question of when hybrid is stronger than cinema.

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The great hybrid camera duel: Sony a7 V or Canon R6 III?

Two cameras that look almost the same on paper, but have different strengths in practice. Canon EOS R6 III and Sony Alpha 7 V are full-frame hybrids in the 33 MP sweet spot, with strong AF and 4K power. But: Who delivers more speed? Which offers the better video workflow? And which one is simply more fun in the end? We show you the differences that really matter.

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