EOS RP

I have no idea what you are talking about. go look on ebay. There are like a million used DSLRs for little money at every price point. You can get a really nice full frame sensor Canon for cheap these days - 5D variants, 6D variants. Even in mirrorless, R7s and R8s are pretty cheap and amazing camer

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

I'm pretty proud of how my eclipse shots turned out.

Budget Canon mirrorless put in most of the work. I have some film to develop in different formats that I can eventually post if there's any interest (if they even turn out ok), but these were from a Canon EOS RP with an RF600MM f11 IS STM. Hope y

Se vuoi adattare vecchi obiettivi ti conviene una mirrorless. Full frame economiche ci sono (canon eos RP, o canon eos R, Nikon Z5, Sony A7II). Le reflex digitali canon comes 5d mark ii hanno un tiraggio di 44 mm, le dslr nikon un po’ maggiore. Adattare obiettivi analogici può essere difficile se fa

1500€ por uma coisa que experimentaste uma vez e achas que vais gostar é um verdadeiro exagero. Pessoalmente eu ia para material em segunda mão. Uma canon 5d mkIII, eos rp ou mesmo outras dentro do range dos 500€. Depois comprava lentes. Para começar comprava um 50mm 1.8 stm porque é barata e é exce

I tried out my friend's Canon EOS RP the other day and really liked the automatic face-detection and autofocusing. I also liked the LCD screen that flips out and rotates, and the rapid shot functionality.

Is there a less expensive camera than the Canon EOS RP that still has the same features I

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

Option 1: Canon 6D or 5D Mark iii (often $400 or less used) and a Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 STM (around $100 used). These are some great dSLR bodies with beautiful imaging that still stands up today. Option 2: Save up a little more until around the end of the month for the Canon refurbished sale and pick

I spent the last two years with a Canon EOS RP. Honestly I got more and more frustrated by the erratic AF of the RP and the high price tag of Canon lenses. So two weeks ago I saw a Z 24-70 S on sale for nothing and I figured that I could get it + the Z6II for substantially less than the ”equivalent”

Any mirrorless from the big brands will work great. Focus peaking will just get you more keepers I guess. I prefer full frame for vintage glass; a lot of the interesting character is at the frame edges and gets cutoff on APS-C, for example Biotar swirl doesn’t show up as strongly in the cropped cent