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Experience mirrorless photography with this full-frame Canon EOS RP camera body. The 26.2 MP CMOS sensor with 4K video capability lets you capture top-quality photos and videos, and the lightweight mirrorless design makes it easy to carry around. This Canon EOS RP camera body accepts RF and EF/EF-S lenses to further expand your photographic horizons.

Q: Does the Canon EOS RP have image stabilization?
A: Yes, this camera features in-lens image stabilization.
Q: How many frames per second can this camera capture?
A: This camera can capture fast-action shots at up to 5 frames per second.
Q: What is the maximum ISO sensitivity of this Canon camera?
A: The Canon EOS RP has a maximum ISO of 40,000, expandable to 102,400.
Q: Can I record videos in 4K with this camera?
A: Yes, the Canon EOS RP is capable of recording 4K video footage.
Q: Does this camera have a touch screen?
A: Yes, the Canon EOS RP features a Clear View LCD II vari-angle touch-screen.
Q: What type of memory card does this camera use?
A: The Canon EOS RP uses SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards.
Q: Using the mouth adapter, is it adapted for EF Lenses?
A: Yes, if you get the the right adapter. The one comes free with current bundle deal is going to work with your EF lenses.
A: Adapters are not typically included with cameras or lenses unless in a bundle stating they are. There are no adapters included with this camera.

Experience mirrorless photography with this full-frame Canon EOS RP camera body. The 26.2 MP CMOS sensor with 4K video capability lets you capture top-quality photos and videos, and the lightweight mirrorless design makes it easy to carry around. This Canon EOS RP camera body accepts RF and EF/EF-S lenses to further expand your photographic horizons.

Step Up to Full-Frame. The EOS R8 camera combines high-performance full-frame capabilities with a lightweight and compact design for creators ready to step up their content creation. With a 24.2 megapixel full-frame CMOS image sensor, RF mount allowing access to various creative lenses, and powerful stills and video functionality, the EOS R8 camera helps you capture stunning imagery to empower your creative vision.

The EOS RP and RF24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM lens kit is a compact and lightweight RF-series kit that offers a versatile zoom range, capturing different subjects with ease. For macro enthusiasts, the EOS RP and RF24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM lens kit is particularly advantageous, offering an impressive maximum magnification of 0.5x using Center Macro Focus - helping you snap photos from as close as one inch away. Your images and videos will remain clear and steady, too, thanks to a leadscrew-type STM motor that enables smooth autofocusing and optical image stabilization with up to five stops of shake correction. And, with a control ring that allows for quick setting changes, including shutter speed and aperture, the EOS RP and RF24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM lens kit puts quality, convenience, and control in your hands, making it perfect duo for everyday use.

Capture the Moment Just as You Imagine It: The EOS R50 camera makes photography fun, simple, and convenient with intuitive photo functions that capture beautiful images automatically, just as you imagine them. A host of video functions such as 6K oversampled 4K 30p capture and Dual Pixel CMOS AF II makes the EOS R50 a great camera for movie recording and vlogging as well. The 24.2 Megapixel APS-C size CMOS Image sensor and DIGIC X image processor ensure high image quality in a compact and lightweight form factor.
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| There were no pros for this product— | Size, Weight, Image Quality, Portability, Autofocus | Weight, Size, Camera Quality, Ease of use, Price | There were no pros for this product— |
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| There were no cons for this product— | Battery Life, Overheating | Battery Life, Auto Focus | There were no cons for this product— |
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First, let me state, I am a photographer, not a videographer. So, I don't use the video features and will not be reviewing those. I have been a long time Canon user. I started with a 630 SLR, then moved to digital with an XT, T2i, 6D and now the RP. The main driver for this purchase was a 2 week trip to Ireland this fall. I wanted to find smaller camera. After doing a bunch of research, it came down to the Canon R or RP. (I am sticking with Canon because I own several "L" lenses.) I decided on the RP over the R primarily on price. I have been testing the camera for various situations like landscape, street, flowers/macro, etc. and have been very, very happy with the results. Specifically, I am really thrilled with the electronic viewfinder. There are several aspects of the EVF that are a significant improvement: (1) the EVF is a what-you-see-is-what-you-get. So when shooting in Manual, you see the effect of changing the F-stop, aperture, ISO as you change it. No more fishing for the depth-of-field button like on the 6D to see what is in focus. (2) seeing the light meter and histogram live in the viewfinder ... huge to be able to keep the camera at my eye and be able to assess the light levels when composing a shot. (3) touch screen to move the focus point and see that in the viewfinder (along with a huge improvement in the AF function thanks to dual pixel). (4) ability to review shots in the EVF ... at 57, I need reading glasses to see up close and now I can skip the glasses and just review shots in the EVF in focus!!! There are a bunch of features I have yet to explore (4K time-lapse, focus bracketing, etc.) I don't find issues with hanging heavier lenses on a light body. I have only used my 24-105 F4 L Mark I with the RF/EF adapter so far and I have not had any issues with balance. Pros: EVF Dual-pixel autofocus Touchscreen RF to EF lens adaptor Controls are well laid out Built in intervalometer!!! Cons: Body is a bit small for big hands, but I plan to purchase the grip extender. Battery life is quoted at 250 photos, but most reviewers got way more than that. I have yet to run through the charge on the first battery, but I bought a second one anyway. Overall, I am super happy with the purchase. BB did not have the currently "free" RF/EF lens adapter in stock, so I had to way a few days to try the camera out. (Shipped to my house for free!) I plan to purchase the RF 35mm macro lens to use as a travel lens when I need a smaller/lighter lens.
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Posted by GeooeG
Full disclosure: I upgraded to the EOS RP from a Rebel T5, so of course the RP is clearly going to be an improvement over my previous camera. I stuck with my Rebel for a long time because I didn’t want to fall into the trap of thinking upgrading my equipment would substitute upgrading my skills and knowledge. I’ve spent several years learning photography and improving my skills and finally decided to move forward with the RP. It’s a huge improvement all around. The image resolution is shockingly amazing for the price of the RP. The RP is fast, lightweight, easy to use (especially when upgrading from a Rebel) and produces excellent quality images. I have no interest in the video capabilities so I can’t review them, but as a photographer, I love this camera. I purchased the adapter for my EF lenses and also the RF 35mm 1.8 and they both work perfectly. I also want to note that the FPS is more than adequate at least for my use when shooting wildlife, seascapes and people. I’ve included 3 images I took of some muscle shells at the beach. One is the original size. The second is a crop of the original and the third is a crop of the second. The others are RAW unedited shots. Have a look!
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Posted by ATMcC
There is a lot of contention online from videographers whom complain about the lack of 24fps, but in all honest my vlogging is done in 30fps, and the 4k is not really used since you cant use the dual pixel auto focus. But I didn't buy this camera for the purpose of videography, it was for photography, and after disabling the shutter preview, this camera fits my every need. Excellent for natural light photography with the right lenses make a great fast focus. Digic 8 gives me a large advantage of a smaller focal point than the previous Digic 6 that I was using. Nighttime long exposure shots are great as well, and as of early April the Adobe suite started supporting the RP's release of .CR3 raw, so thats great news as well! The EF adaptor is absolutely flawless when it comes to translation from RF signal. All of my old lenses work, if anyone wanted to switch from a classic mirrored DSLR, i would highly recommend this camera as the transition point. Thats just my personal recommendation.
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Posted by Juanito
