Canon EOS RP 26.2 Megapixel Full Frame Mirrorless Camera

A little more than a month using the camera. Very good appearance and condition when received, virtually like new. Only issue I have is that the RP appears to not have a digital video zoom capability. I am using the camera body for Astrophotography and this was a feature I was really looking forward to having, it is very useful in planetary imaging. The 4K video does automatically have a X 1.7 zoom. But I would have liked having the 3X to 10X zoom that many Canon R products have. Anyway this is my largest disappointment. Still for the cost it is a very good full frame camera!

Works perfectly, indistinguishable from brand-new, to my eye.

I've used mirrorless cameras before, but the Rp is a bear in terms of user-friendliness, and the ability to move from a DSLR platform. I'm used to shooting in M mode, and the Rp has the fewest physical buttons, but probably the most multi-functional buttons of any camera I've seen or used. That, in my opinion, makes the Rp learning curve quite steep, and there's been more than one occasion when I've spent as much time searching for how to change a setting than I've spent taking photos. That being said, I really like the feel of the Rp, the IQ is very, very good, the RF 24-105 lens allows me to go about with only the one lens, and for three times the price I couldn't have gotten a better full frame body and lens. I'm looking forward to becoming more proficient at finding and changing settings, and 'more' out of my Rp.

The best and most affordable camera, I love the quality of the photos I can take with it.

We just started using this camera and using a variety of Canon lenses. Everything has been working very well so far.

The camera looks and operates like new. I am very happy with my purchase.

I bought this camera when it first came out back in early 2019. It came as a bundle with the RF 24-105 F4 L IS USM lens. To this day, it's still the best lens I have ever owned and I regret selling it. As for the camera, the thing that drew me to it is that it was the first generation of offerings by Canon into the world of full frame mirrorless, right alongside the EOS R. It was as compact as many film SLR's from the 1970s instead of the size of big clunky DSLR's, which was enticing to me. Although the camera was great at the time, if you are purchasing it today brand new, it is starting showing its age. The viewfinder can be a little small and dim at times, especially in bright sunlight, and the sensors dynamic range leaves a little bit to be desired. However, if the camera goes on sale, which it does often enough, it can still be an amazing bargain for first timers or those looking for an affordable back up body.

Always remember to bring a spare battery. If you’re taking lots of shots and spending a lot of time, bring two. Still haven’t figured out Fv mode, but I usually use manual mode.

I brought this camera a week ago and I'm kind of regretting it. The Panasonic G7 which I believe was launched 5 years before the RP comes out ahead of the camera and the RP has electronics and components that is worlds advanced than the G7 yet the camera exactly drastically under performs a camera that is 5 years older than it. For example RP has a max burst rate of 5fps the G7 has 8.1 fps RP has a max rate of 24fps in k4 without dual pixel autofocus and the the G7 does k4 in 30fps The RP when focused on a blue sky kind of washes out the blue and looks a lot whiter the g7 has a much more beautiful blue color. Both cameras have roller shutter effect and banding but it's less noticeable on the G7, unfortunately neither camera have a log profile but using custom settings you get a lot more flexibility with the G7 The G7 basically leaps ahead in many aspects to a newer camera. To which I believe a lot of it is held back at the firmware level. I can't understand why canon won't push the camera at the firmware level as much as possible because after studying the hardware the digic 8 processor has the capabilities to offer everything the camera does not have. The RP could beat the competition in many ways and become a very powerful entry level full frame camera that's affordable. But currently it falls to last place against many weaker cameras that this camera should be able to beat but doesn't. Hoping canon launches a new firmware that enables the camera to reach its full potential .

I purchased this camera for small product stills and 360 spins along with the Canon 24-105 F4-7.1 lens. I've been very happy with this combination - it was easy to get up-to-speed and works very well in a tethered configuration. Our customers compliment us regularly on the quality of our product photos.