Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great for Astrophotography, excellent in low light and very lightweight.

Really worth for this budget and image and video quality is awesome

Big step up from a point and shoot. Great pictures.

I love this camera! It’s definitely user friendly and shoots quality.

Very intuitive, especially if you shoot Canon. Great results...and a lot lighter.

Great intro - intermediate camera. I have no complaints for it at all.

I always buy Canon cameras an needed an up grade so I bought this camera

Found a perfect camera. Was looking for one since long time this was it

It’s so freaking awesome I love it, super easy to use!

Excellent Mirrorless camera for beginners. Sure it’s a little price and you can get one for half the price but I feel this is a mid range Mirrorless camera that is not too advanced. Also works great for recording 1080 video to upload to YouTube. Buy the webcam kit and save your camera battery for when you are shooting

So far love this camera use it for my real estate .

Great value for full format camera! Works well also with my Ed lenses.

The best camera on the market for starters. Can't recomend another.

It’s very good camera. Picture quality is good and nice

Upgraded from a DSLR to this. Definitely worth it.

In love with my RP. I just bought it and im getting used to it

Camera takes fantastic pictures! Highly recommended!

Excellent Product no if's no but's serves its full purpose

Best camera for intermediate photographer. Really recommend

A great mid-range camera for an introduction to the full-frame mirrorless world. It's light and compact (assuming you use a smaller lens), and the guide screens are helpful for beginners or those needing a refresher. I have two major critiques of this camera, neither of which are dealbreakers: 1. At this price point and technology level, I expect a depth of field preview button. As is, I need to reprogram the instant video recording button to do that. 2. The screen has significant distortion when doing zoomed in manual focus, which makes it hard to tell if the photo is truly in focus unless you're operating off of a tripod.