EOS RP

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

Here's my best pic from Thursday night's lunar eclipse (aka blood moon.) Shot with a Canon EOS RP w./ Canon FD 500mm F4.5L @1000mm, F11, ISO 1600 AND 1.3 sec. single exposure. Glad the weather held!

It's not near other Orion picture buy I'm kind of happy I could archive this without tracking on a kit lens, looking forward to add more tools and have more attempts to capture my favorite DSO.

Gear: Canon EOS RP + 24-105mm f/4-7.1 IS STM @ 105mm - f7.1 - ISO 16000 - 2s exp.

Tripod: regular DSLR t

My friend's birthday is coming up and I wanted to buy a new lens for her as a gift. I should say that I myself am completely clueless so I wanted to get someone else's recommendation. She currently uses this setup CANON EOS RP + Lens RF 24-105 mm f/4-7.1 IS STM, Full Frame. She will soon start quite

Estou decidido a comprar a minha primeira lente telefoto em 2026. Para contextualizar quem me lê, atualmente tenho uma Canon EOS RP (corpo mirrorless full frame) e minhas lentes atuais são as seguintes, ordenadas da mais preferida para a menos preferida:

• RF 24-105mm f/4L
• RF 35mm f/1.8
• RF 85mm f/2
• E

Captured with a Canon EOS RP + Sigma 28mm F/1.4 ART in NE Wichita. Panorama created with 5 panels, each using 5 stacked shots for noise reduction. I saw this one coming and ran outside to catch it. Looks like it may have surprised the Air Force as well as in a few other shots I captured 3 Tankers qu

I only know Canon hardware (Sony or Nikon are fine, too) and I'd see if I could find a used full format, like R6 (MK I) or R8, perhaps even an older RP for that budget. Lenses are a different matter and might cost you more than the camera, although a relatively cheap do-it-all zoom like 24-105mm plu

Modern cameras use switchable internal low noise amplifiers. This means high ISO can be less noisy compared to low iso image with increased exposure. Should avoid this generalization, old CCDs were mostly "just making the image brighter" but some modern ones are basically doing that too. People call

I’ve recently started to shoot indoor gigs with a Canon EOS RP and 50mm f/1.8 Shutter 1/500 f/4 and ISO 6400 has given me the best results so far.

He yelled at me but it was so worth the pic

Canon eos RP 50mm

There is a big mirroring facade behind him produicg great light lowkey try this spot if you are ever in Paris