Canon EOS RP Full-Frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera + RF24-105mm Lens F4-7.1 is STM Lens Kit, Compact and Lightweight for Traveling and Vlogging, Black (3380C132)

i had been using a sony a6300 previously and it was really a great camera decided to try the full frame cameras and still liked the mirrorless idea, more lens options etc, the RP seemed to be what i was looking for, i don't do video per se, camera turns out some very nice photos, reminds me of my old 35mm days with much more fine detail of course. i was impressed with it and seemed to see more depth in the photos than i would normally see in the a6300 maybe a full frame lens thing. it has all the settings a non pro occasional photographer would need. af seems more than fast enough and that's c

A great full-frame camera at an affordable price. It has all the great features of a full-frame camera: crisp and bright pictures, wi-fi, bluetooth, full camera controls to customize your shots. So why it is affordable: the burst mode - it takes a little longer to process the image so you can't take 10 shots in one second, no mechanical shutter - so your sensor is exposed while changing lenses and otherwise too.But I found this to be a great balance between quality and price. A no-brainer if you are an enthusiast looking to shoot for your family vacation or in general.Some people mentioned bat

Finally, after waiting almost 20 years to jump into Full Frame, I elected to pull the trigger on the Canon RP. I've been shooting with various Micro 4/3, Fujifilm, and Canon EOS gear - love them all. But as I mentioned, I was always intrigued by Full Frame, but due top the high costs and size involved with that system, I deferred. After seeing the great deal for the RP and the 24-105 kit lens, I knew that this was the time.OK - right off the bat, the RP is a wonderful camera - well-built, yet very light and smallish. It's a delight to hold in the hand, and you have a variety of options. Now ke

I previously had a Canon T3i and I absolutely loved that thing. It was amazing the results that camera could do for its time and I will always think it's one of the best budget cameras ever made. However, I've recently gotten more into video and that is one thing the T3i wasn't meeting my needs for. It was missing so many features like autofocus and modern video resolutions and frame rates.Therefore, my search for a new camera began. I seriously debated nearly every camera in this price range from every manufacturer. Sony, Fujifilm, Panasonic, you name it. However, it seemed like they all had

If you own a Canon t7 or a Nikon d3500 it is definitely an upgrade. The electronic viewfinder is amazing, the flip screen is so helpful. All my canon DSLR accessories are compatible with this mirrorless camera (might be different for yours). The ISO is very high little to no grain. The menu is great and simple. Definitely get a lens with Image stabilizer unless you use tripod in low light. Great entry level proffesional camera. Full frame is why you are looking at this camera, worth every penny. Manual is a must to learn, but if you are looking at a camera like this is because you know how to

Love this camera. Takes professional looking pictures. There’s a nice setting in there that automatically adjust certain settings for best picture quality, which is excellent for beginners would highly recommend.

Great lower end camera, my only beef so far is the poor packaging. The box is almost all air, and there are no packing peanuts or anything to cushion this thing or protect it from the ups drivers. Camera came wrapped in a foil that most companies wrap a 10 dollar remote control or phone charger in, not a 1000 dollar camera. Thats it, next to a lens wrapped in a piece of cardboard that looks like a coffee mug koozie. Held in by 2 sheets of plastic. No molded foam, no padding, nothing.Luckily it arrived in one piece and takes great shots. I wish the lens had an AF/MF switch, like a lot of others

Great starter camera for my daughter!