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same price in 2022 NOV
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With that said, I've gone through quite a number of canon DSLR's and Mirrorless cameras, and love the Eos RP. For $600 for a full-frame camera? that supports EF Lenses (with adapter)? It's awesome. You don't get the fancy stuff like the stabilization, but if you're shooting with video and want an upgrade to a DSLR (or just fullframe), this works great.
I shoot with primarily fast lenses -- f/1.2, f/1.4, etc.. and on a DSLR I would always need to use the liveview as the front/back focusing would put a shot out of focus. Liveview on a DSLR Is quite slow, whereas with the RP and other mirrorless, its very fast.
Works great for studio, events, low-light, concerts, and just about everything I've thrown at it. Would absolutely buy another one as the difference in price from something like this and the R5/R6 is still quite considerable.
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With that said, I've gone through quite a number of canon DSLR's and Mirrorless cameras, and love the Eos RP. For $600 for a full-frame camera? that supports EF Lenses (with adapter)? It's awesome. You don't get the fancy stuff like the stabilization, but if you're shooting with video and want an upgrade to a DSLR (or just fullframe), this works great.
I shoot with primarily fast lenses -- f/1.2, f/1.4, etc.. and on a DSLR I would always need to use the liveview as the front/back focusing would put a shot out of focus. Liveview on a DSLR Is quite slow, whereas with the RP and other mirrorless, its very fast.
Works great for studio, events, low-light, concerts, and just about everything I've thrown at it. Would absolutely buy another one as the difference in price from something like this and the R5/R6 is still quite considerable.
Some newer R-Series cameras have in-body stabilization, so rather than needing stabilized lenses, it will try to stabilize the shot within the camera itself, and this is one of the features the R is missing.
I think I have 1 R-Series lens, the rest are all EF Lenses (Canon and Sigma) and all work great on the RP. The one complaint I have is that extra long or very heavy lenses (like the Sigma 105mm 1.4, which feels like 5 pounds) can feel front heavy on such a small body, and be tricky to maneuver. Other than that, I use regular heavy lenses (Sigma 14mm 1.8, Sigma 20mm 1.4, Sigma 24mm 1.4, Sigma 30mm 1.4, Sigma 50mm 1.4, Sigma 85mm 1.4) without any issues! The few stabilized ones I have also work great on it.
Hope this helps someone!