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

First time Annual Pass (Magic Key) holder at Disneyland. I've been going a few times a month since I got my pass in April 2024.

I got a sweet Canon EOS R100 camera (my first ever digital camera!!!) as a birthday present and have been doing test shots for a couple weeks at home. I finally decided t

Hi all, I recently got a fairly cheap setup to take pics of the Moon and some other stuff and finally got a chance to give it a go.

This was taken at about 25 minutes before sunset today on an 11% waxing crescent Moon. I stacked 10 images at 1/4000, ISO 6400, that I took with a Canon EOS-R100 mirro

I was messing around with a friends Canon EOS R100 and their 400mm lens and captured this mid-day. Still one of my favorite moon pics taken to date.

M13 (Hercules Star Cluster) Celestron Nexstar 8se Canon EOS R100 40 10s exposures DSS stacked 23 of them 🫠 3 minutes and 50 seconds of exposure

I think this is relatively good for the setup and mount I have to work with, this is my third attempt at taking a photo after getting back into astrophoto

Yesterday i was able to attach my Mirrorless camera to the telescope amd i got this. I know it can be better but i guess it's ok for a first try. On another sub i asked what would be necessary to be able to focus on a reflector telescope and that lead me to buying a new barlow lens. 900/114 telescop

Canon R100 (entry level assoluta, per chi si avvicinia a questo mondo è comunque straordinaria). Ora ho dei veri ricordi dei momenti speciali, e non quelle foto finte fatte dagli smartphone con 7 camere diverse: costo intorno ai 500€

Thank you! It was good practice with my Canon EOS R100.

I build podcast studios for a living and almost always end up speccing Canon R100 kits with an ATEM Mini ISO or Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera bodies with fancier 4k gear (hyperdecks, ATEM TV studios, etc) The R100 has been a shockingly nice option. It's a very basic camera, but it puts out a nice i

I've been birding since June and I really like taking pics of what I see, but all I have is my phone and I'm tired of the shit quality. Would this EOS R100 lens kit be a worthwhile step up from a phone? Or do I need to get something fancier to make the investment pay off?

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It's the go-to body for wildlife with Canon shooters. The reach of an APS-C sensor, weather sealing, 2 cards etc. Combine it with the RF 100-400 for ~600 and you're good; there are many threads on Reddit from people with that setup who are more than happy with it. If money is a concern, though, and