Canon full frame cameras professional#

This is about to change thanks to the recent release of two professional camera models, the R5 and the R6. Introduced a few years ago, this system is not yet very popular, nor very well-supplied with lenses. The EOS RP is built around Canon’s full-frame mirrorless mount, the RF mount. Now, let’s discuss what elevates the EOS RP from the crowd, and what makes it a subpar choice in many cases. The RP is best suited for enthusiasts with longer-term plans in photography, or for experienced users as a backup camera. It might also act as a stepping stone into the full-frame world. It performs well in casual, documentary, family, portrait, and travel applications. It’s an excellent choice for low-light photography on a budget with the right lenses. I also tested it extensively with my own EF lenses with the provided adaptor.ĭue to its lack of advanced features, most advantages of the RP are limited to its size and its sensor. It presents a weird mix of entry-level features (and a lack of more advanced ones) with the added benefits of a larger sensor.įor this review, I picked up the camera with the RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM kit lens – one of the more expensive kit options.

Its launch price (which has since further decreased) was lower than any other full-frame device’s price before it.

The EOS RP is the world’s first entry-level full-frame camera since the film era. It opens up exciting creative possibilities for you to elevate your photography to the next level. In Canon’s own words, the Canon EOS RP puts the power of full-frame mirrorless into a small, lightweight EOS R series body.

Canon full frame cameras