Canon Rebel SL1
SL1 is (approx.) six years old
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serpeant wrote:
DavidMC82727 wrote:
It's not new I got it from a friend and they said it was never damaged BARELY UsED
How good a friend? lol
My batteries on my old 400D still work.
The review of the SL1 on B&H is dated about six years ago. If the friend stored it unused for three or four years, it is entirely possible that the batteries could go stone dead. This happened to a DSLR that my nephew's wife owned. I had a bunch of third party batteries that fit so diagnosing the problem was real easy. But the original battery didn't take a charge at all, because of not being charged for several years.
The SL1 should be a decent camera. It uses the 18 megapixel sensor, which isn't bad. My EOS M has the same sensor and I still use it.
The SL1 uses LP-E12 batteries. There are a bunch of cheap third party E-12s available.
Wayne
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