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

I’m super new to wildlife photography. I just started this spring. I have a canon eos RP with a sigma 150-600mm contemporary and a 70-300mm canon also. These photos were using one or the other lens. Just looking for critiques on how to make my photos captivating. I feel like my photos are so boring…

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

I just purchased a refurbished Canon EOS RP (body only). I’m still scraping up the cash for the lens. I’m upgrading from my T2i. I am wondering if I should cancel the order and save up for maybe the R6 or a Sony Alpha III, fearful I may outgrow the RP sooner rather than later. Aside from that, I’m w

I personally find Jared very biased against entry level and hobbyist gear, I’ve seen him on many occasions just straight up bash inexpensive gear like the canon EOS RP or the RF 100-400 and others just because it’s not as good as a $9000 setup. We are completely aware that a $500 lens isn’t as good

I was turned away last year with my Canon, had to walk it back to my hotel. It was an EOS RP and a small plastic-y telephoto lens. Definitely not pro gear. I wouldn't chance it if you have nowhere to stash it

I currently own the Canon EOS RP mirrorless camera and im having a hard time finding an external flash i can mount on my camera to sync high shutter speeds like 1/500, 1/800, etc. From what ive heard the RP has an unconventional hot shoe and I cannot for the life of me narrow down flashes that work

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

How are we getting good shots of the outfielders if I'm by home plate?

Are there adjustments in Lightroom that I can do to make it better? When I crop and zoom, the images aren't to the quality that I would like. Would a better body (Canon R6Mii) do better?

I have a Canon EOS RP but looking to up

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