That's a lovely shot. The R100 is a lot more basic compared to the R10 so bear that in mind. It's Canon's current low tier camera while the R10 is in the Prosumer APSC line. It's not a bad deal at all though. If you're not bothered by size you can look at used DSLRs at well. For a similar budget you

I use the Canon EOS R100 with an RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM lens, It's quite a light set up and works great for hiking and walks sometime in the future I'll expand my lens inventory with some prime lenses

A Canon R7 that I use for the "'heavy" stuff (birding, plane spotting, macro, portrait..) A Canon R100 that I purchased to be permanently part of a rig to duplicate slides. But then I purchased a fisheye lens for the R7, but the angle of view is so wide that the R7 grip is in the field (and so are m

Ive started making pictures with my iphone, on holliday I saw a deal for a canon r100 with 18-45mm lens. Bought that and made Some nice vacation pictures. The landscape photo is the moezel in Germany, back in Holland I found out that the kittens 18-45 is good for landscape, but not so much for anima

Flooded my Canon G9X camera on my last dive trip. Looking to upgrade to a mirror-less camera going forward. I tend to go on around two dive trips a year, and so I don't want to break the bank on this purchase, but at the same time I want to make sure I can get the best system for the money. With

Canon r100 it was the most affordable of the newer canon cameras, and it allows me to invest in newer lenses, so that when I make the upgrade to a better camera (something like the r8 or r7), I’ll have the lenses, and would’ve gotten use to using them and having an idea what scenario each of them is

so i ended up finding a good deal on a canon eos r100 at a local used shop that fits my needs pretty well. it's lacking the fancier features of some higher end models but honestly i like shooting manual and don't miss them. maybe i gave the impression that i needed something tiny - with the kit lens

Se você está começando na fotografia, a Canon EOS R100 pode sim valer a pena — especialmente se seu foco principal for tirar fotos básicas e registrar momentos do dia a dia sem investir muito.

Aqui vai um resumo claro dos principais pontos:

Por que a Canon R100 é uma boa escolha para iniciantes