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Canon
EOS R3
13 positive 0 neutral 5 negative
Based on 18 Reddit mentions
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Canon USA has increased prices across the board
Canon EOS R3 increses from $3999 to $5399! Screw that. I'm gonna use my iPhone.
JonRadian in r/photography
June 23, 2025 7:01 PM
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Canon USA has increased prices across the board
There is no way that the R3 should cost that much. Two months ago I was contemplating moving to an R1 or R3 from my R6 mark 1. Now, I am thinking about selling all my Canon equipment and downsizing by switching to a Sony A7CR. These prices are accelerating my decision.
jdbulldog1990 in r/photography
June 23, 2025 7:04 PM
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Canon R6 II or Nikon Z6 III for portraits + travel
A point that is often overlooked with Canon is their policy towards metering. Nikon and Sony allow spot metering on the AF point while tracking. Canon however considers this to be a flagship feature and it‘s hence only found in the R3 and R1. It‘s utterly ridiculous that Canon is restricting such a
...Landen-Saturday87 in r/nikon_Zseries
January 29, 2026 6:46 PM
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Issues with R5 Mark ii (and R5) tethering (USB-C)
Sad to hear that others also experience the same problems. I stopped using tethering for client work since I had a few scenarios where it looked really unprofessional because it wouldn't work. Just nothing would work and I don't know how many hours I already spent trying to figure out what it is.Alr
...AngryPianistInSpace in r/CanonR5
April 14, 2026 12:54 PM
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If high-end prosumer cameras can shoot 120 fps RAW burst for short periods of time, can their storage/computation/cooling also handle continuous 24 fps RAW shooting - enabling the post-creation of very high quality videos that could be cropped and edited to an amazing degree?
The R3 and R1 will do 120 fps bursts, but I've never used either and don't understand that feature. They just brag about it on their website. Can you link a reference please? On the UK website it's 40fps, just like on the usual review sites. 120p is "reserved" for video, with the limitations that vi
...luksfuks in r/AskPhotography
May 18, 2025 9:34 PM
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