EOS RP

Canon EOS RP 24MM F2.2 Focus stacked Foreground: 30s ISO6400 Sky: 15s ISO1600

Hardest hikes of my life. Was too tired to wait for the Milky Way to be vertical wish I waited until it lined up with the rock stack but I am still very proud of my favorite photo I've taken so far. Had to use so many ski

After four years of playing and learning with film photography, a trip to western Wyoming prompted me to buy and start to try and understand a Canon EOS RP as a budget-yet-capable mirrorless. I knew I wanted a long lens so the RF600MM f11 IS STM was a decent go-to. On day 2 into the trip, my friend

Step by step tutorial then I guess1: Obtain knowledge/experience regarding high voltage electronics, microcontrollers, ionizing radiation, imaging, etc.2. Obtain all the parts: xray tube, you can usually find 70kV tubes on ebay for ~$100 or less but 70kV is not very useful for imaging electronic dev

Just started AP, this is my first attempt at stacking images with DSS. Using a regular tripod and Eos rp with a nifty fifty attached. Happy with the results but my samyang 135 and tracking mount are on the way

Camera- canon eos rp Lens- canon 50mm 1.8 stm 6 seconds ,F1.8, iso 1600 160 images stack

Shot with my Canon eos RP in December 2024, Australia. 50mm single exposure, 6s, f1.8, iso 1600. Processing on photoshop. Just getting into AP and it’s intoxicating.

During the great mirrorless camera wars of the 2010s, a lot of the influencer crowd drank the fruit punch from the other manufacturers and has continued to do so, leaving their high opinion of Nikon behind in the DSLR era. Now, Nikon is still a great camera brand and the woes of first-gen mirrorless

Canon eos rp rf 24-105 lens First nice camera, basically just learning the basics!

I found Open Live Stacking by Artyom Bellis (https://github.com/artyom-beilis/OpenLiveStacker/wiki/Open-Live-Stacker-Manual) recently and used it last night in rural Kerala with very good skies and moderate humidity. The setup is travel friendly, I can use my smartphone and connect my mirrorless via

Omg thank you! I love playing around with car photography! I use a Canon EOS RP with a 50mm lens and polarizer filter ☺️ Then a little bit of Lightroom and Photoshop to adjust highlights and shadows and make the car pop against the background

Got a Canon EOS RP with RF zoom lens. Despite info on the official website stating that focus peaking should be available in software if I use this camera+lens its greyed out. I followed the setup instructions and cant use in-camera peaking because Dragonframe includes the peaking in the picture. An