Great photos and easy to use.My first Canon camera,nice and compact not bulky at all.I added one photo .

I got the package with two lenses. I have recently bought the rf35 lense and its great for capturing all kinds of images and ill prob use it the most now in winter time. Ill get the bigger zoom out again when i get outside again. The interface or menu of the camera offers a dummy guide to functions and although i am super new and have no idea what rf, aperature, is, etc means, im still taking awesome shots. I take them in raw format and edit with google photos or basic stuff on the phone and they are amaizing. I downloaded a free app from canon and can basically use my phone as the remote or download pics from camera to phone. Taking video on this thing looks great when put on my tv at home, i did buy a rode mic just to have the dead cat to filter out wind noise. I film a lot of outdoor activities. I have read a bunch on this type of camera vs the other models and i suppose for a bit more money, certain things like maybe a touch screen and other controls come with a step up but i honestly didnt care about that stuff, maybe i would down the road but not now. The mirrorless thing is still a mystery to me over the others but images are amazing. I guess there is a smaller window of veiw and that equates mathmatically with different lenses which is why the 35mm is more like the nifty fifty mm on this, not all lenses are compatible with this and for the ones in do have, i feel set for a long time with what i want to do with this. Indont feel the lenses are that expensive but definitely cost enough to require research on whether id save to buy one. I got the 35 for $100 off. The prime lenses jump up in price way more than the camera costs so if these lenses are the type youd need, then youd prob get a way more expensive camera. Being a basic hobbyist wanting to capture birds, my kids sports and activities, portraits and group gatherings, this is perfect for me and has performed very well.

I love my Canon EOS R100 because it gives me everything I need to create beautiful, intentional images without getting in the way of the moment. Being mirrorless makes it even better—it’s lighter, quieter, and faster, which helps me stay present and capture authentic, unposed moments without distraction. I love how responsive it feels, with quick autofocus and real-time previews that let me see exactly how my image will look before I take it. Combined with its crisp detail, rich color, and intuitive controls, the R100 feels approachable yet powerful—a camera that grows with me while keeping photography fun and inspiring.

What an excellent camera for beginners. I advise you never use the automatic modes, learn how to use manual mode. It's very fun once you understand how to control the R50. The only problem I have is how the maximum burst in RAW is only 7 photos below 800 ISO which for fast paced photography isn't enough, even for a beginner like me. But overall, this body has excellent value and is totally worth it. Can't wait to get some great shots of the April 8th total eclipse next month.

Excellent purchase which is totally worth your bucks. I was confused at first between eos r100 and r50, however for my basic photography needs, eos r100 proved to be much worthy. My deal offered an additional 55-210 mm lense along with camera which allows even more clear pictures located at a farther distance. The picture quality is top notch for both 18-45 mm and 55-210 mm lense option. Photo transfer is pretty smooth with the WiFi/Bluetooth feature which allows for transfer of photos without any USB cables.