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

Equipment:

Camera: Canon EOS R100 Lens: Canon 50mm f1.8 (stopped down to f4) Mount: SWSA 2i

Image:

Exposure: 93min (31 x 3min), 5 dark, 20 bias, no flat Iso: 800 Bortle: 3-4 No Moon Stacked in DSS and processed in Photoshop

First time trying out a startracker and it was so fun being able to take

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

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.

I think you're asking the wrong question. Is Pentax autofocus bad? No, for the optical viewfinder DSLR, it's great. Pentax live view autofocus is... not good. The Canon 90D DSLR live view autofocus will out-perform any Pentax. The Nikon D780 live view will also out-perform any Pentax. That's because

I started with photography a bit ago. I use the Canon eos r100, are there some tips. (This is one of my fav and best foto)

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

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

Recently bought myself a Canon EOS R100. Still playing / getting the hang of it. I like 1 the best.

For the intended audience of this camera (Costco DSLR two lens kit camera dads), a built in flash is a plus. There's a reason why the Canon Digital Rebel, R100, R50, and R10 all have built in flash. It's a nice to have for emergency light. Plus, it can be used to trigger optical slaves.