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

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

Is it too late or out of your budget to move up to the R50? Plenty of reviews available, but the general consensus is the R50 will give you more camera to grow into. The two cameras are more or less identical in terms of overall dimensions, but the R50 has a touch-sensitive fully articulated display

Are you in the USA? If so Canon's refurbished program currently has the R50 on sale for $440 body-only or $520 with the kit 18-45mm lens, and the EF-RF mount adapter for $80. Also it looks like KEH has the AD-E1 hotshoe adapter available used for $30. The R50 is a far more capable camera than the R1

If you plan to return it I wouldn't use it in case that prevents you from actually returning it. Check with best buy first before considering getting another camera. If you can return it, a camera like the Canon R100 would better and can be bought new for $500 USD. It's 5 years newer and comes with

I've done some marketing videos and photo shoots for barber shops and a small clothing brand with the canon eos r100 i borrowed from a friend and it went pretty well considering that im still an amateur and i want to make my way up to a good camera and then maybe even a studio but i don't have the b

I’d been eyeing a mirrorless camera for casual photography and videography for a while, something that wouldn’t break the bank but still offered decent image quality. The Canon EOS R100, priced at $550, seemed like a good contender, promising a blend of affordability and Canon's renowned image proc

First "real" Camera So ive been shopping for a Camera for my girlfriend, ive basically landed on a cannon eos r100, neither of us are super versed in photography but we enjoy doing it and want to grow. Currently we use a cheap Amazon special that kinda looks like a dslr, but I hate the way it takes