EOS R100 RF-S18-45mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens Kit

So my current lenses will work on their r100? Not directly. You have to get an EF -> R mount adapter. But once you have that, then any EF/EF-S lens will mount and work on a Canon EOS R mirrorless body. In the US, Canon's are about US$110-$300, depending on whether you want a control ring or to use d

That's a R100, not a R50. Less confortable to use than the R50 (fixed screen, no touch screen...) Everything besides the og Canon kit (camera, lens, battery, charger) is likely of very dubious value.

Se eu fosse você guardava grana pra R10. Sobre o flash, sim a R100 tem funcionamento de flash normal, mas é muito básica. Eu tenho R50 e R10. São a mesma câmera, mas a R10 tem melhores acessos, melhor ergonomia. Tirei fotos em JPG com a R50 em ISO 8000 e fiquei impressionado com os resultados. Até I

Recently I bought Canon EOS R100 with two lenses (55-210mm and 18-45mm). I wanted to test it out around the house and I have no clue what settings to use in low light (see the turtle). I might have messed up with using 1/350 shutter speed when photographing a (possibly) moving turtle in low light bu

I purchased an intervalometer for my Canon EOS R100 so that I can avoid touching the camera directly when its on its tripod. I found out learning about intervalometers that you can set them up to take pictures on an interval, which is where they get their name, but for the life of me I cannot figur

Please do not recommend that crappy ass R100, it's an even bigger scam than the 2000D and that was already absolute trash. The lowest end canon to consider is the R50.

Not really "gone back", since I've never made the switch to mirrorless in the first place. I've tried mirrorless bodies a few times, but I find the EVF shooting experience quite horrible. I have very sharp eyes, so even a high-resolution EVF still looks very pixelated to me; I also didn't enjoy the