EOS RP

So today I have been struggling to think about something else than what camera should I buy. Because I came to a point of complete confusion about the issue. I have a camera and it is a Canon EOS RP, it has been a good friend for almost 3 years and I have taken it on many trips. However, time passed

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Erstmal: Ich nutze eine Canon EOS RP + RF 24-105mm F4-7.1.

Folgendes Problem: Ich habe mich schon öfter an Selbstporträt in verschiedenen Umgebungen probiert, die Bilder wurden auch ganz "okay". Aber ich habe wirklich Probleme damit mein Gesicht zu fokussieren. An vielen Orte

(1) Budget, country, and currency: £4000 GBP (body and a couple lens), Uk, GBP. Used or Refurbished

(2) What equipment, if any, you have now and why is it no longer meeting your needs? Canon Eos rp, 50mm f1.8, 100-400 f5.6 - f8, 24-105 f4 - f7.1

**(3) What kinds of subjects do you intend to shoot?

Actually, I like my Canon EOS RP. Here is one shot I took. It is comparatively a small full frame.

The problem is that it is still big. I normally like to take photos in my daily life but this kind of a camera is hard to carry all the time so I can just take when I go for a trip or something but

It’s good to have a full frame so you can build your lens collection. Bodies will change but lenses really last. I would highly recommend an original EOS-R over the 6d mark ii. Starts around £670 on UK eBay, and far more capable, beautiful 30mp sensor and mirrorless. You can probably get it even che

So I currently have a canon eos RP i do love the image quality but im done with its inconsistent and slow auto focus, its eating battery’s and the poor video recording options. And i do almost 50/50 foto/video maybe just a little bit more photo in the end.

Would the R50V be a good replacement (not

Why full frame? lenses may end up costing more, and the RP is rather meh vs some newer cameras, especially re things like autofocus. That can matter quite a bit if the cars are in motion. And not all Sonys have the star eater problem. Eg a comparison of RP vs R50: https://www.rtings.com/camera/tools

All of his "World's Best" categories from years ago was Nikon in the DSLR era -- mostly because the sensors were just an entirely different level vs. what Canon was using. I think he was still recommending Nikon through Canon's first iteration of mirrorless (EOS R / RP), but not really Nikon's mirro

While there are options like the EOS R or RP on Canon, Canon glass is the most expensive right now, especially if you want something that is good enough that you won't wanna upgrade later. You can ofc. adapt EF to RF, but you can also adapt RF to E and L mounts. With your needs, esp. no autofocus, y