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The Canon EOS R is a mirrorless camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 30.3 megapixels manufactured from 2018. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 102400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 5 FPS x 47 RAW, 100 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1999 €;
138 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Pros:Solid construction, small size, sensor quality. PERFECT AF even in critical situations
Cons:AF and slow shooting cadence for dynamic photos. Lack of joystick and rear wheel.
Opinion:I've been using Canon for a long time and decided to continue with the R. The machine is built very well and holds well despite the small size. I missed the wheel and the joystick right away. I disabled the bar and customized some buttons: eg. For iso, etc. After setting the parameters of AF properly I felt very good. In normal shots (landscapes, portraits, etc.) it is perfect and responsiveness is adequate. I found it very convenient to move the AF point with my thumb. I also did some birdlife on the fly with supertele with good results. The focus is always precise but the speed is low (e.g. lower than 5Ds and of course 7d2, series one)... however, it does not go down by adding the 2x. And the 500 configuration with 2x becomes very interesting for focus accuracy. Now I wait days with clear enough skies to look for the true limits of af speed and file quality. After the firmware update is promoted with flying colors with the limit of the shooting cadence.
Opinion:After trying everything I am also approved to RF system, what to say, I like, the machine is sturdy (although built of plastic as well as RF lenses, but it is a beautiful plastic). It was the first machine that made me forget the joystic, in fact it has a really precise touch focus and easy to customize. The files are great, the megapixels are the right ones for me. The dimensions are small and hold well. As for a machine made well, fast and reliable, I do not care about the stabilizer or tropicalization for what I have to do, I am very satisfied.
Opinion:The EOS R has excellent ergonomics, the controls are simple and customizable. Coming from the 6D Mark II I struggled a little (half an hour) to customize it and get used to it but I think the transition from other Canon bodies is simple. Before i bought it I had tested at the store FotoEma an A7RIII but the spark did not start. Canon's menus are certainly more immediate and better organized. The body has excellent ergonomics, but the gravels are not as easy to reach as in a reflex (especially for those with large hands). It should be specified that the machine with pancakes or lenses not too heavy is much more practical to maintain, of course the thinner body, combined with the adapter that moves the center of gravity forward, is less practical than a reflex. Certainly with RF lenses the balance problem does not arise, but a 24 70 or a 70 200 are well unbalanced forward (which of course would happen with any ML that is hooked up to an adapted lens). The focus with the eye tracking system is lightning fast, I don't take sports photos but I tested the kids on the bike and did not miss a shot. In addition, with the firmware update, the Eye Detection system has been implemented for autofocus in Servo mode as well as One shot. The dynamic range is excellent, especially for shadows that have always been the Achilles heel for Canon. It focuses in a room completely in the dark, even without pilot lights. The RF optics have a dial with customizable function that make the EOS R-RF system extremely practical (especially from the lens you add or take away light stops very quickly) The machine is 100% customizable, with pre-settings that switch between photos and videos in time 0. To the touch button you get used to it with ease, I set it up for ISOs, really practice the possibility of attributing diversified functions to the left and right buttons of the multitouch bar and to the "swype" Between Histogram in the crosshairs, tracking of the eye, and MAF assisted to err a shot is practically a feat! Flaws: As you know suffers from Rolling shutter in videos, also there is cropping for 4k videos (for those who do not make videos may not be a real problem); it does not have a stabilized body which for those who use stabilized optics or makes landscapes can be completely uninfluential. The choice to eliminate low-resolution ARS acorn is not an advantage if you shoot at high ISOs (for example it can be a problem if you do astrophotography the excessive file size if you do not have a hyperluminous optic), I hope they are reintroduced with some future update. In summary, Canon (like the others) ran for cover from the preference towards the mirrorless segment that was capturing a large part of the user. In my opinion, the Eos R fits the landscaper or portraitist, ensures the same familiarity as those who already used Canon (one of the greatest advantages over the others) and allows you to use the optics you already have (EF and EF-S). For me promoted with flying colors
Opinion:I can only compare with the 6D, still in my possession, on the landscapes, so no video nor ready AF. On the R, the tendency to burn lights has disappeared. Ability to reassemble in all ways and not only in M. FV is a holy hand. Cons: The Gps position is useful to remember the exact point of the shot but is missing, the CR3 looks more malleable than the CR2 but there is only one size, whole or compact and the pixels on each side are identical. A smaller format is useful for limiting noise to high iso, very annoying noise already to 800 in luminance and 3200 in chroma. I thought I'd sell the 6D but I keep it, with little light it's even better. The double-feet is a pleasant update but saving files of that size, although on the proper board is a bit slow.
Pros:Autofocus, display, high ISO noise, good light measurement great 4k videos
Cons:only 30 Mpx, crop on 4k video, multi-function bar operated with the face (to be disabled)
Opinion:Since I bought it as the second body of the flagship 5dsr and with this I compared it in the use. I'd say the 5dsr loses on almost every front. First of all on the autofocus that on 5Drs is really random in the sense that it focuses on what it wants and almost never the subject you want to photograph; face detection is painful. On the EOS R it is the autofocus that makes the difference especially in the portraits and the hold at the high ISO is considerably better. Then it does not suffer from focus problems with Canon targets as well as Sigma and Tamron. The 5dsr I now use it only for landscapes with short focal (type 16-35 f4 Canon) where you make good use of the density of pixels and the possibility of Crop. The EOS R is better in everything, especially for full-opening portraits in the presence of low lights. The electronic viewfinder is great, but it can still improve. The touch screen is well sensitive to controls and has excellent resolution. Looking ahead, I think SLRs have no future and full frame mirrorless have a bright future ahead. I hope that the future 80 Mpx EOS R works well at high iso The multif-anointing bar is a problem because it activates on its own with the heat of the face when you support the eyefinder and change the parameters of the photo without you noticing. To deactivate now. except on some like: density of pixels and therefore possibility of crop, resistance.
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