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

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

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€

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

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.

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

A Canon rebel t3 might be a good fit. Its an older dslr that you should be able to find for super cheap. Or if you want a budget friendly beginner option with new tech the canon eos r100. To be fully honest I am not good with the technical side of it all so other people likely have better suggestion

I've been shooting with Nikons for 18 years, and I love my Z8. But currently, I don't think there's enough of a difference in the performance between Canon, Nikon and Sony on the top end of the market to make a compelling case to switch, particularly if your focus is on taking photos rather than com

buying a brand new t7 in 2025 is a bit of a waste of money. the r100 is basically the same camera, but mirrorless, and it doesn't cost much more. I'd recommend going used, however. websites like mpb have plenty of used camera gear for a much better price than you'll get a brand new older camera for,