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

DSLRs aren't much of a thing anymore. I mean they are - but generally speaking, most people are on mirrorless system these days. If you're planning on using auto focus, you'll likely want to stay away from DSLRs. I can't imagine, even from a price point, DSLR being a better pick over a mirrorless sy

Hi all. For some time now I like to take "artistic" photos with my mobile. Someone from my family boigh canon eos r100 recently. I habe unlimited Access to it and although I know it's a cheap, not fancy camera I am eager to try it in a city. I thought it would be nice to find a community where I can

i'm not sure about your market, maybe prices are very different - but 390 bucks seems like a lot. just today i saw a brand new canon R100 kit offer for 399€.

I would never really recommend buying a camera for the brand - sometimes, if you are already invested in a camera system (sometimes brands have multiple systems, sometimes systems have multiple brands, but often system and brand are one and the same). Canon is a good brand, but they aren't any bette

The R100 is the go to. Decent quality at a decent price. If you think you might do some slow-mo gigs, you can go for the R50, but with the R50 you will also need an adapter to use non Canon flashes.

The ‘go to’ bird starter pack these days sees to be something like a used Canon R50 or R100 plus the Canon RF 100-400, which gets you a reach of about 640mm due to the crop sensor on those cameras. However even with used prices you’re over $1,000 easily. I’m using a Canon M6 MK II along with a Sigma

$300 ish but id strongly recommend checking out the Canon R100

Go for canon eos r100. It’s around 43k and is a mirrorless. Launched 2 years ago

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?

https://www.usa.canon.com/

Spend the extra money on the R50, it is a big step up. The R100 uses tech 5+ years older than the R50 even though it was released recently. Canon cut a ton of corners to meet a low price point with the R100.