Canon - EOS RP Mirrorless Camera with RF24-105mm f/4-7.1 IS STM Lens - Black

As an amateur photographer with a beginner understanding of shutter speed, aperture, and ISO, this is a great camera. I've had it for about 2 months and really enjoy taking photos with it. When I can get the settings right, the photos turn out great with a lot of detail. I will say that if you're looking into getting this camera, just know that it specializes in photography and not videography. The auto focus when filming is not the best. That being said, I love all the mechanical features that are easy and quick to adjust settings in the moment. While it is a bit pricier, I think this camera does what it is good at really well and will definitely excite anyone looking into trying photography at a pre-professional level. I've attached some example photos I've taken with the camera:

The EOS RP is lightweight, easy to use, and takes amazing photos straight out of the box. Autofocus is fast and reliable, and the lens is versatile for everyday shooting. Perfect balance of quality and portability for travel and content creation.

I'm really glad I started with this camera It gave me An introduction to the basics that forced me to work on other hard skills ( Framing composition, Style, ect). You certainly get the feel of what kind of photographer you want to become, Learning what you can't do what you can do, and finally how much time you want to spend in Photoshop. I'll be moving to the R5 Mark 2 next, But I am very grateful to have this place as a starting point. Autofocus exists but it's not flagship status, Some creature comforts are missing at this level but by no means does it make the system unusable. This is a fantastic system for landscape photos, controlled light scenes, And some moderate light scenes. This camera should not be expected to perform in high speed settings race track running children basketball baseball. You will capture photos of high speed settings but you get some perfect photos and you will miss most perfect photos. If your photo needs to be perfect in a high speed setting I would look more towards The more premium Canon offerings. Overall if you're just getting started but you want to be taken more seriously then your standard point and shoot this is fantastic place for that person.

I did A LOT of research before buying this camera. Looking to turn my hobby into a career without investing $6000 in a new camera body, and this is where I landed. The good: So far, everything is as expected. The body is a nice size for a smaller person like myself. It’s light and easy to hold for an extended period of time. This camera is full frame and lowlight capable, which makes it a great fit for portraits. The kit lens is actually decent, although I’ve also invested in the nifty fifty and prefer that immensely. This is incredibly user friendly, especially where the exposure triangle is concerned. If you are new to photography, this is an exceptional tool to begin with. The bad: Whether it’s weather sealed or not is debatable- I’ve read yes and no and am too nervous to venture out in snow and rain. Additionally, this is NOT a great camera for action shots. If you plan to shoot sporting events or anything in motion, keep looking. Most frustrating for me thus far: the user guide sucks. It doesn’t detail how to transfer photos, and isn’t much help as far as actual use is concerned. Luckily, there are an ample number of tutorials on YouTube that have made it a piece of cake to work with. Regardless of the bad, this is a great bang for your buck. Nice quality, very easy to use, and tons of lens options. I would recommend this to anyone looking to get started with a professional camera.

New to photography and, right out of the box, this camera was easy to use. Pictures are sharp and crisp. Bought for travel and after our first trip, packed easily and was very lightweight. I have so much more to learn but, very happy so far.