I have a ton of vs and full reviews (r7 vs r10, both camera full reviews, R6 vs R3 coming too) coming out for you too - so make sure you hit subscribe and ring the bell! In the meantime here are a few I already have out: R5 vs R3: th-cam.com/video/I5o6lDqwYvk/w-d-xo.html R6 Review: th-cam.com/video/tYv4b44YD5Q/w-d-xo.html R5 review: th-cam.com/video/GeFc6-8rmGk/w-d-xo.html R3 Review: th-cam.com/video/LYa_aFeM5Ks/w-d-xo.html M50 Mk ii review (not in the EOS R lineup but still relevant): th-cam.com/video/JJ02N4MoEA0/w-d-xo.html
Venessa I'm waiting for the R7 review. What I'm looking for is The Quality of compatibility with my EF-S lenses from my 80D (10-18 & Sigma 18-35). Thnx
I have both the Canon RP, and R5. I can tell you that one of the first RP software updates gave the RP eye detection autofocus. Both the RP and the R5 will also focus and track an eye even when it is on TV.
@@redowanahmed6082 depends on what you do; if you need low iso noise, then go with the RP because it's fullframe; for all the other uses, especially if you also shoot video other then pictures, just go with R10, it's miles ahead, video is years ahead, and has more buttons and a joystick, from the usability point is much better then the RP even being a crop sensor. I had R10 as a backup camera for weddings, I was very happy in any situation except in the church with dark environments, so I ended up selling the R10 to buy the RP as my new backup camera (the primary as an R6), and (only) in a church the RP outperforms easily the R10.
The EOS R basically is still a very good and capable camera till this very day. Being the same as the 5D mark 4, it’s just a mirror less camera with a smaller body design. Thanks to its 30 megapixel sensor, commercial photography work and print ads is just great together with Canon’s color science. And addition to its auto focus tracking, fashion photography could never been any easier. Having the EOS R6 together with me, the EOS R had always been my work horse camera till this very day for all my professional photography works.
Agree totally. I shot a birthday event a few months ago and took over 300 photos, about half single focus point and the other half eye focus. Not one out of focus shot. Not one. The focusing on the R may not be the R6 or R5 but still is nothing to sneeze at. Also we have 30mp on the R which not only gives us more cropping space but also retains 23% more detail when removing noise in post. My R6 friends look at me strange when I tell them that the R is a better noise camera until I explain to them the noise removal in post. Then I hit them with the fact there is more pixel compression in the 20mp R6 RAW image than there is in the 30mp R JPEG image. I also still buy quality EF Canon lenses for use with the EF-RF Control Ring adapter which is programmed for ISO adjustment.
I love my R6. I chose it over the R5 because of the low light capability, file size, and because it uses 2 of the same card types. I won't lie, I do wish I had 45 mp at times.
You should check out dpreview on thr lower megapixels = better low light myth. I think will have gotten this info wrong for years. Very interesting. I have the r6 too and I love it by the way
I “upgraded” from the 5D IV to the R6. Build quality of the 5D is way better. Also R6 doesn’t have GPS and the mode dial is cheap and can’t be locked. It changes often when getting the camera out of the bag. Image quality of the 5D is also a tad better (on low ISO). For landscape photography, I still prefer my 5D. Only if you need the AF or extreme ISO, then I would upgrade. I regret buying the R6 a bit. The EF adapter works great, so no need to upgrade your lenses.
@@RamonDeKlein Thank you Ramon for sharing your experience this is what's making me hesitant about getting the R6. I'm really leaning towards the R5 but the price point it's a bit high at the moment so I just got two new lenses and probably I'll be investing in a mirrorless next year.
@@stephv9949 Unfortunately, my camera shop didn't have the R5 and R6 so I had to buy it online. Although the build quality of the R6 is more than decent, it's not the tank the 5D IV is. The mode dial is annoying, because I shoot Av for 99% of the time and don't even check the aperture and mode during shoots. It's just another thing to look out for. GPS is annoying too, although you can connect it to your phone. This is suboptimal and may result in incorrect GPS locations if the app isn't configured properly. The R5 probably has superior image quality compared to the 5D IV, but it was too expensive for my use-case. I also don't crop or print large, so I settled with the R6 instead. I think the 5D IV was just too good ;-) One of the reasons to move to RF mount was to get a lighter setup, but only the RF 70-200 is really lighter. RF lenses are very expensive though 😞
Hi Vanessa, another great vid! After watching your vid and after a few test shoots, I went with the R5 as my primary driver and an R6 as the secondary. Wanted to dual wield an R3 and R5 like you, but sadly scant afford that yet. RF glass is expensive! Keep up the great content!
R5 for me. Can't wait for RF 35mm f 1.2 L though. Interested to see what R1 brings, whenever they launch it. Around 50-60 megapixels and pixel shift function would be great.
I'm trying to decide what to aim for when I upgrade with my second camera purchase. I currently have an M50 MarkII. I shoot bands outdoors in the evenings, but I also do headshots, wildlife, etc. I might do weddings and theatre photography in the future.
I have the R currently and do feel I can use it for at least semi-professional type shoots. It’s eye detection focusing is alright, but this video definitely makes me excited to maybe save up for an R6 to see what the eye detection system can really do!
Great video! I waited until after the R7 Specs were announced to buy an R3. R7 has a small buffer, no battery grip, rolling shutter, and low-res viewfinder compared to the R3. Each of those was a show stopper for my airshow photography. Now I'm forcing myself to wait for an R1 instead of buying a 2nd R3 body. I always enjoy the part where you are arguing with yourself; always brings forth a smile!
I am not a photographer, but if you can buy (3) R7 for the price of (1) R3, shouldn't you expect a big difference? My question is serious and for my knowledge.
You should have mentioned the ergonomics of the R3. It is so intuitive and easy to use. The R6 and R5 are amazing, and I have an R6 as well as several 1 series cameras and a 5dsr, but none have the ergonomics of the R3. Yes, it is $6k, but it is worth every penny.
I recently got back into photography after dusting off my Canon EOS 50 (Elan II), and I wanted to jump into digital. Initially, I was targeting the 200D II (Rebel SL3/250D), but I was told DSLR was going away, so I checked out the mirrorless line. In the end, I got the R10, as it was more comfortable to handle than the R50 and it had a lot of features for its price range. I'll be looking into taking photography classes to master both film and digital. 📸
I have the RP and I love it, but boy is it slow. I really wish they (Canon) would do an update for the autofocus. But I'm waiting for the R7 to become available body only because the kit lenses available for APSC in the RF mount are of no interest to me. I have the Sigma 18-35 f1.8 zoom and the EF to RF adapter which together puts them to shame. Will have to get a speed booster for my "L" lenses too. The R7 might even replace my RP. Nice video too!
Thanks. Nicely done, a very helpful review. I'm not entirely sure people make their buying decisions based primarily on price point, since I think I first decided on full frame vs crop sensor before considering price. But you may be on to something. The only thing I wish you had included was the EOS-M line, since it's Canon's original mirrorless APSC series, and Canon denies the rumour that they've been discontinued. For example, the M6 II has a 32 MP sensor, shoots 15 fps mechanical/30 fps electronic, and sells for $849 USD - making it a serious challenger to the R10 and even the R7. To be honest, I don't think I've ever had as much fun with a camera, which I use primarily for birds/wildlife (it works flawlessly with Canon's EF to M adaptor). Plus, with all the attention focused on the R series, you can get an M mount at a good price :)
The answer is Hasselblad X2D!! 34 yrs in the wedding game and whilst the previous gen Hass X1Dii were brilliant this new thing is off the charts. We have not officially photographed a wedding we are still the new and much anticipated XCD 90mm - but theses three new lenses are all you need. Our kit now comprises - 2x Hasselblad X2D, 1 x XCD 38mm, 1 x XCD 55mm, and the XCD 90mm when it arrives). All three lenses are F2.5 and have the same form factor and filter thread. X2D couples with a Nikon dedicated Profoto Flash with a couple of Profoto A2's just in case it rains, an iPad Pro so Jane can check for blinks on groups - Phocus transmits effortlessly and instantly live. 4 spare batts and an Ona Trafalgar bag We also carry a small carbon Giotto tripod flexible for low and high shots and thats it. I am however expecting to encounter one small minor issue - files are a lot bigger so the digital book will ultimately take a little longer processing the Tiffs from LR but apart from that...... Now Hass get to work on updating the gorgeous little 907x to 100mp and we are on. Invest in yourself; invest in your craft, let very picture tell a story and every album will be a work of art made with love and passion. Good luck
I would like to upgrade my Canon 750D/Ti to a Mirrorless Camera, according to ur opinion which should I go for? EOS R10, R7, or R6. These three are my choices and I'm not a professional photographer but I luv to do it. It's only for personal use, I do some street, birds, portraits, landscapes, long exposure shots.
The R3 is top of the range now because it’s for sports. You don’t want to fill the memory so the sensor size is lower sou you can get more shots before it freezes. You also need to be send photos for pro sports as the event is happening. No time to really send huge files out. Sports and wildlife are photography types that still need a camera vs. a cell phone!
I have the RP and even tho it is my first full frame body, I absolutely love it. Its easy to travel with because of it's small and light body. I have taken it hiking with me and it's not the best but pretty decent with landscape photography. Its like having a pocket bully, it's small and slow but it makes you happy.
Hey Vanessa! You are such a Joy and seriously totally really great stuff you put out! Wish you shot with Sony because I really like your content, it is clear, precise, informative and more. Absolutely zero hate for Canon or any camera brand. As you know there is lots to learn, it never stops.
I have the RP , to me it’s like the new Fuji that everyone is talking about right now. The RP is an amazing companion camera, pair it with a smaller lens like the 50mm f1.8 and it becomes a small companion that is easy to carry fun to use and highly capable. Switch to a zoom and you have a Swiss army knife of a camera. It’s not the fastest but it’s solid and a great size and weight.
As a photographer who would want professional quality photos, the Canon R has much better photo quality in low light over the Canon R7 with less noise making it easier to edit high quality photos. Lots of reviewers online has said this in recent months and shown samples at high iso. For a consumer hobbyists though, the R7 may be the way to go for speed and tech advances plus lower cost apsc lenses. For video the R7 does beat the R but not for the best photo quality in low light situations. The physics of pixel pitch does make a difference with the Full Frame R having larger pixel sensors for cleaner signal in low light. This is a reason that lots of pros may still buy an R over apsc and it is still a popular camera.
The EOS RP was the first Canon to have EYE AF, and it got better with firmware updates, downside is that Canon won't open their excellent mount to other brands under the old idea of locking out 3rd parties, to their and their customers detriment. I swapped to Sony (despite the horrible ergonomics) after 30yrs of continuous Canon usage.....
@@stephenpartridge686 Well first off, it's important to note that there ARE third-party RF lenses out there (I have a 7Artisans RF 10mm fisheye lens) - the only stipulation as I understand it is that they're not allowed to use Canon's AF system, which is why AFAIK all 3rd party RF lenses are manual focus. But I recently read that Canon has now opened the mount up to "applicants," who have to request permission from Canon or something (undoubtedly so Canon can prevent competition with any lenses they're planning to release).
@@traumaturgist as I said, "romoured" as it hasn't been officially announced as yet and yes there are "some " 3rd party lenses but nothing of any real note, nothing from the big 3rd party manufacturers as yet and may never be the ones that people actually want!!
One of the things I love about my r5 compared with my Sony is the r5 touch screen and fully articulating screen. My Sony has a modified infrared sensor (for more artistic shooting), so it’s not a direct use case comparison, but still the better screen is really nice to have on the r5. Great video! Never thought about batteries much, good point. ❤
I have an R7. Good camera. It's really sharp, but I need high shutter speeda accompanied by higher ISO when things move in low light. I do tolerate noise to a certain point. If I convert my pics to B&W, noise looks like film grain which is fine. I might get an RP next for the full frame experience. Lightroom/classic is really powerful and you can't go without unless you use an alt.
Do the R5 & R6 cameras give you the ability to bluetooth your photos directly from you camera to an iPhone to then post on Instagram or other social media platforms? Or are the files too large and you must make them smaller in a photo editor software?
You need a color card for correct color exposure in the area of shooting a subject ...speeds up the editing process...GLTA (Mega pixel quality is the key )
Great video! Love your humour while still dropping the knowledge! Planning on finally upgrading my camera next year and will be going with the R7 as that seems the best fit for my use case as well as budget. 🖖🏾
I am still using the R, and with the latest firmware, I get eye detection, but it seems flaky unless I am in a controlled studio environment, then it is great. I'm leaning towards the R6 for the focusing, and the dual SD slots
The R didn't have EYE AF initially, it only got it after the RP was released as the RP had it from the start, it was added via a firmware update later on...
I used a Hawkeye with #5 flashbulbs, just like the one on your shelf, for my first wedding. In a church in a town whose biggest industry was a mental hospital. Chattahoochee, Florida. -- BAK --
love this video thank you Vanessa 😍 I'm a portrait and event photographer and my main camera is Canon M50 and i was thinking about upgrading my camera to a better camera with the best budget but i really cant decide which one to go with i shoot usually indoor and outdoor and sometimes events which is in really bad low light most of the time so i need camera i can live with for as many years as i can what do you recommend to me between all these cameras except (R3,R5)[R6 is expensive too but if its the best choice I'll have no choice but to get it] i want to get new canon camera but my brother recommending me to get into Sony cameras so I'm really can decide Ps. recently i just got my new 24-70mm f2.8 lens finally is any one knew if the lens will work good on Sony bodies ?
Go with the R7 - it sounds like that's the budge range you want and the RF 24-70 will work on that camera so you don't have to worry about adapters and such.
Thanks for remembering the RP. Everyone else - even CANON, apparently - acts like they have forgotten about it. I feel the limitations of its autofocus only when I'm shooting events, but in every other situation it's a fine camera. It's my first full-frame EOS body and I'm glad I made the jump.
It's good for portraits too!! This video is more of a sales promotion for Canon pushing newer models, shame about their lack of 3rd party support due to Canon threatening legal action to anyone using their mount!!!
How many batteries do you bring on a wedding with the R5? I second shot for my son after I got the R5, and used my 5DSR as my second body. I went through 8 batteries with the R5 and had to finish on the 5DSR, as I was out of juice. My son went through 3-4 batteries total on 2 5DMkIVs and shot a lot more than I did. Do you not use the EVF? It kills the battery, but I just can't see well enough up close to try to chimp using the screen on the back.
I use both the EVF and the LCD, I bring six total batteries and I definitely don’t go through them all. Although I do switch to the R3 at the reception
@@VanessaJoy the reception is where I kept having to change them out - I guess you spend more time looking through the EVF looking for the right moment vs. the ceremony/formals when you know more about when the moment is likeliest to happen? And I forgot to say, thanks for the video review!
I’m moving from the 90D and I’ve ordered the R7 to be collected next week. I can change my order and I’m so tempted by the full frame to go with my 100-400 L ii with adapter. Trouble is with the full frame I will lose that extra reach and I tend to shoot birds. Has anyone made a similar change and gone full frame. Would appreciate any comments
Great video. The geeky cranky chick bit at the end IS HILARIOUS 😂... very well done 🤙(I'm a Canon shooter R5, R6 who shoots FAST things at airshows ... jets up into the Mach .98 speed range - but not ready to drop 6K on an R3 )
Great video! I have an R5 and will love for you to do one on the R5 Mk ll when it comes out. Canon should give you one for all the good work you do! For me, I will pass on the Mk ll and maybe upgrade to the Mk lll. If it makes sense for me. Thank you Vanessa and keep up the great work!!
I would love to see the image comparison between them all. Raw version and edited. I shoot on R6 but my associate just purchased the R7. Images have turned out pretty well! I wish I could figure out the noise issue tho for her.
@@VanessaJoy It’s definitely just as capable for portraits. I may use them for everything or pick up a Canon R5 for portrait work. I’m using the canon 5Diiis now and they are tanks.
The RP you talked down it is capable of great results and the dual AF works perfect unless you want to shoot fast action. In fact, my 5D classic that I guess you consider prehistoric, takes awesome pictures 17 years later 😅
@@VanessaJoy You kinda did, I get it, Canon wants the new ones promoted but the RP has effective EYE-AF and is full frame, add to the fact there's no wide RFs lenses (back to this crap again of crop factors) and the fact that Canon refuses to allow 3rd party lens options makes the full frame RP a better option IMHO then the R10, the R7 is a good option for sports and wild life as there's long lenses available....
@@VanessaJoy Thank you. I was told that R8 has a similar color to RP. That's what interested me. Because I really like the color of RP. And technical points do not always affect the color. But a bunch of reviews of these and none compare the image or color. On the contrary, everyone talks only about technical parameters. Everyone can learn about them on their own.
The R7 is a cropped sensor and the R6 is full frame. They’re both great cameras so honestly I’d say it comes down to price and use factor. If you’re a hobbyist or have a lower budget I’d go R7 and spend any extra money on the lens upgrades ☺️
I have the RP. It was my first digital camera not on a phone or pocket-sized. It was very helpful for me to hear all this and tbh the auto focus and low-light focusing are my biggest issues when I'm shooting bands or dancers (mostly jazz/swing) because the lighting is not conducive and i get a lot of blurry shots. I just manually move my focus around. So if I ever decide to upgrade it sounds like the R5 is for me, which is what my wedding photographer friends told me they have. Thanks!
The RP focuses extremely well in low light. If you are getting blurry shots, it's not the camera. Make sure you're in single focusing mode (not servo) it prioritizes sensitivity over speed. Uses lenses with very wide apertures for better results in low light. Rapid movement of dancers in low light? Think sigma primes at F/1.4 adapted or Ef 135mm F2/L.
@@iancurrie8844 yeah, I can only agree. Cameras are no “one button magic maschines”. The RP has good low light performance and does not particularly dissapoint.
@@richardt1792 Yes of course. I own speedlights. I was giving him advise. Since he's shooting dancers in low light, I suspect a strobe would be unwelcome.
You are a real photographer and human . Humans can make mistakes don't be hard on yourself when you do it. Love the video was good, didn't see any thing wrong with it😊
hmmmmm, that's a comparison I haven't tested. I'm a huge fan of the M50 Mk ii (haven't used the first version though). The RP has a bigger sensor though and more lens options, so maybe one day that would be a good upgrade for you - but PERSONALLY I'd go with the R10 instead vs the RP - especially since you're live streaming, it has much better autofocus
@@Dewabarasunderan thanks for the input. I’m doing church live stream. The band area is dark. We have one R5and R. The m 50 is a fixed camera on the band. Just thinking if the RP upgrade would be close to the R image quality.
Great video! As a non-Canon shooter, the vast range of R series cameras have confused me. Now I understand I have the equivalent of the R5 and a slightly different version of the R3. I'm sure you can guess 😃
This is so crazy! I literally just reviewed so many videos based on your comment in your last video that the canon RP is a good choice. Who knew I could have just waited for this video. 😅
I bought a refurbished EOS R for $1216.00 from Canon website last year. I have been using it in all my professional engagements. I also have a pair of R5 but the quality of the R is soooooo good that my customers are impressed with it that I have been using the R5 only for my wildlife hobby.
I just purchased the R6 Mark II, and I am looking to sell my Canon 90D for a 2nd body. I am just trying to figure out what to purchase. I take photos, not video at the moment. My lenses are ef mount. 50mm 1.8, 16-35mm f2.8 l ii usm, 24-70mm f2.8 l ii usm and 70-200mm l ii usm. I don't have the budget for another R6 Mark II. Any suggestions or recommendations?
" ...has a different battery that I'll probably be using for the rest of my career." That statement is something to think about as I look at the box of batteries and chargers. Discovered the channel from the BUDGET Photography Gear SHOOTOUT videos. Love the photography aspect vids over the gear reviews. Great work.
☺ You mentined in your video that the R and RP do not have the same focusing system. My friend has the R with the firmware update and has eye detection. We used my R5 and his R side by side and they operate nearly identical. Can you elaborate what you mean that they don't share the same focusing system? This is important information as I'm thinking of buying the R as a backup camera because of it's 30MP sensor to give me a tad bit more cropping capability over any 20 - 26 MP cameras that cost much more. I'm discovering 🤗 that my 28-70 f2 is my all day wedding lens because of the R5s 45MP overkill. And just like you, this combination emimates the need to have the 70-200 f2.8 with me. I crop in post as I can reframe a shot and crop in more than the 1.6x in camera. The only draw back of not using the 70-200 is the subject compression. But I don't think clients would ever care. They don't know what they don't know. With the Atomos V+, one can shoot 8K 30 all day long without overheating. The reason is the EVF and backscreen are turned off which is the cause of the overheating. I shoot little clips no longer than 5 minutes long at 4k/60 internally. I don't even get an overheat warning even with the backscreen on. The clips are just for making short highlight videos. I have no need for 8k at this time. I would rather have a 1080p ARRI camera that would blow the doors off my R5 for picture quality (HDR is where it's at). Some Hollywood production companies are still shooting in HD. I have another question for you Vanessa. With your Ganarbox, are you using the internal care reader or using a faster external card reader. If you are not using an external reader, try using the Prograde CFexpress B / SD UHS-2 reader plugged into the Ganarbox. What used to take me 2 hours to copy a Anglebird 256GB CF card now only takes me 20 minutes. Even my Angelbird 256GB SD card copies just as fast as my CF card. Thank you very much for your time creating this video. I found it very interesting. Love the Troll part!! 🤣 When Canon releases its new R1, I bet you'll have to make new video comparing that one with the others. 😂
This video needs a part 2 cause u didn’t really do a vs with the other models
I have a ton of vs and full reviews (r7 vs r10, both camera full reviews, R6 vs R3 coming too) coming out for you too - so make sure you hit subscribe and ring the bell!
In the meantime here are a few I already have out:
R5 vs R3: th-cam.com/video/I5o6lDqwYvk/w-d-xo.html
R6 Review: th-cam.com/video/tYv4b44YD5Q/w-d-xo.html
R5 review: th-cam.com/video/GeFc6-8rmGk/w-d-xo.html
R3 Review: th-cam.com/video/LYa_aFeM5Ks/w-d-xo.html
M50 Mk ii review (not in the EOS R lineup but still relevant): th-cam.com/video/JJ02N4MoEA0/w-d-xo.html
Ok that was funny on first read. I thought he meant a shoot out with your evil twin with the laptop
Venessa I'm waiting for the R7 review. What I'm looking for is The Quality of compatibility with my EF-S lenses from my 80D (10-18 & Sigma 18-35). Thnx
I have both the Canon RP, and R5. I can tell you that one of the first RP software updates gave the RP eye detection autofocus. Both the RP and the R5 will also focus and track an eye even when it is on TV.
what do you think , which is better ? Canon RP or R10 ? I will use Canon RF 50mm 1.8 prime lens .
@@redowanahmed6082 depends on what you do; if you need low iso noise, then go with the RP because it's fullframe; for all the other uses, especially if you also shoot video other then pictures, just go with R10, it's miles ahead, video is years ahead, and has more buttons and a joystick, from the usability point is much better then the RP even being a crop sensor.
I had R10 as a backup camera for weddings, I was very happy in any situation except in the church with dark environments, so I ended up selling the R10 to buy the RP as my new backup camera (the primary as an R6), and (only) in a church the RP outperforms easily the R10.
Wow, Vanessa - the production value is off the charts in this video. Looks amazing!!
Wow, thank you! We built a studio in home :-)
@@VanessaJoy you nailed it 👍
The EOS R basically is still a very good and capable camera till this very day. Being the same as the 5D mark 4, it’s just a mirror less camera with a smaller body design. Thanks to its 30 megapixel sensor, commercial photography work and print ads is just great together with Canon’s color science. And addition to its auto focus tracking, fashion photography could never been any easier. Having the EOS R6 together with me, the EOS R had always been my work horse camera till this very day for all my professional photography works.
Agree totally. I shot a birthday event a few months ago and took over 300 photos, about half single focus point and the other half eye focus. Not one out of focus shot. Not one. The focusing on the R may not be the R6 or R5 but still is nothing to sneeze at.
Also we have 30mp on the R which not only gives us more cropping space but also retains 23% more detail when removing noise in post. My R6 friends look at me strange when I tell them that the R is a better noise camera until I explain to them the noise removal in post. Then I hit them with the fact there is more pixel compression in the 20mp R6 RAW image than there is in the 30mp R JPEG image.
I also still buy quality EF Canon lenses for use with the EF-RF Control Ring adapter which is programmed for ISO adjustment.
I think the R is still awesome too, especially if you do more photography rather than video work.
I love my R6. I chose it over the R5 because of the low light capability, file size, and because it uses 2 of the same card types. I won't lie, I do wish I had 45 mp at times.
Good choice!
I chose the R6 over the R5 for the exact same reason: low light!
You should check out dpreview on thr lower megapixels = better low light myth. I think will have gotten this info wrong for years. Very interesting. I have the r6 too and I love it by the way
Lol except the R5 has cleaner high iso than the R6
I sold my R6 cuz it wasn't compatible with the ninja v
I’m still with my Canon 5d Mark IV and looking into upgrading to a mirrorless and this was so insightful thank you ❤
I “upgraded” from the 5D IV to the R6. Build quality of the 5D is way better. Also R6 doesn’t have GPS and the mode dial is cheap and can’t be locked. It changes often when getting the camera out of the bag. Image quality of the 5D is also a tad better (on low ISO). For landscape photography, I still prefer my 5D. Only if you need the AF or extreme ISO, then I would upgrade. I regret buying the R6 a bit. The EF adapter works great, so no need to upgrade your lenses.
@@RamonDeKlein Thank you Ramon for sharing your experience this is what's making me hesitant about getting the R6. I'm really leaning towards the R5 but the price point it's a bit high at the moment so I just got two new lenses and probably I'll be investing in a mirrorless next year.
@@stephv9949 Unfortunately, my camera shop didn't have the R5 and R6 so I had to buy it online. Although the build quality of the R6 is more than decent, it's not the tank the 5D IV is. The mode dial is annoying, because I shoot Av for 99% of the time and don't even check the aperture and mode during shoots. It's just another thing to look out for. GPS is annoying too, although you can connect it to your phone. This is suboptimal and may result in incorrect GPS locations if the app isn't configured properly. The R5 probably has superior image quality compared to the 5D IV, but it was too expensive for my use-case. I also don't crop or print large, so I settled with the R6 instead. I think the 5D IV was just too good ;-) One of the reasons to move to RF mount was to get a lighter setup, but only the RF 70-200 is really lighter. RF lenses are very expensive though 😞
I love my RP! I use it as my backup body for my 5div as well as for travel
I’m happy with my RP and a couple of EF and RF lenses. For now it’s enough for what I use it for. Thank you for the review!
Hi Vanessa, another great vid! After watching your vid and after a few test shoots, I went with the R5 as my primary driver and an R6 as the secondary. Wanted to dual wield an R3 and R5 like you, but sadly scant afford that yet. RF glass is expensive! Keep up the great content!
Wanting a canon to capture photos of my dogs outside which canon do you recommend
R5 for me. Can't wait for RF 35mm f 1.2 L though. Interested to see what R1 brings, whenever they launch it. Around 50-60 megapixels and pixel shift function would be great.
Would u reccomend the r5 as a starter camera?
I'm trying to decide what to aim for when I upgrade with my second camera purchase. I currently have an M50 MarkII. I shoot bands outdoors in the evenings, but I also do headshots, wildlife, etc. I might do weddings and theatre photography in the future.
Depends a lot on budget, but the R6 might be a nice one for you
This was super helpful! I have a 5D Mk iv and I am looking at mirrorless for the first time because of weight/size for travelling.
I was so glad I got rid of my 5dmk4 for a r6
Yes! Thank you!!! Much appreciated that someone pointed out focusing capabilities vs. just referencing sensor size!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I have the R currently and do feel I can use it for at least semi-professional type shoots. It’s eye detection focusing is alright, but this video definitely makes me excited to maybe save up for an R6 to see what the eye detection system can really do!
you can use even an analog camera to do professional shoots... it really depends more on you and the lenses you have
The R is plenty camera enough for professional work! 👍
Great video! I waited until after the R7 Specs were announced to buy an R3. R7 has a small buffer, no battery grip, rolling shutter, and low-res viewfinder compared to the R3. Each of those was a show stopper for my airshow photography. Now I'm forcing myself to wait for an R1 instead of buying a 2nd R3 body. I always enjoy the part where you are arguing with yourself; always brings forth a smile!
haha glad you like it
R3 is a Huge Disappointment, might well wait for the R1
I am not a photographer, but if you can buy (3) R7 for the price of (1) R3, shouldn't you expect a big difference? My question is serious and for my knowledge.
Really comparing R3 vs R7?
5999USD vs 1499USD?
Super facepalm to you.
You should have mentioned the ergonomics of the R3. It is so intuitive and easy to use. The R6 and R5 are amazing, and I have an R6 as well as several 1 series cameras and a 5dsr, but none have the ergonomics of the R3. Yes, it is $6k, but it is worth every penny.
I agree
I recently got back into photography after dusting off my Canon EOS 50 (Elan II), and I wanted to jump into digital. Initially, I was targeting the 200D II (Rebel SL3/250D), but I was told DSLR was going away, so I checked out the mirrorless line. In the end, I got the R10, as it was more comfortable to handle than the R50 and it had a lot of features for its price range. I'll be looking into taking photography classes to master both film and digital. 📸
I have the RP and I love it, but boy is it slow. I really wish they (Canon) would do an update for the autofocus. But I'm waiting for the R7 to become available body only because the kit lenses available for APSC in the RF mount are of no interest to me. I have the Sigma 18-35 f1.8 zoom and the EF to RF adapter which together puts them to shame. Will have to get a speed booster for my "L" lenses too. The R7 might even replace my RP. Nice video too!
Thanks. Nicely done, a very helpful review. I'm not entirely sure people make their buying decisions based primarily on price point, since I think I first decided on full frame vs crop sensor before considering price. But you may be on to something. The only thing I wish you had included was the EOS-M line, since it's Canon's original mirrorless APSC series, and Canon denies the rumour that they've been discontinued. For example, the M6 II has a 32 MP sensor, shoots 15 fps mechanical/30 fps electronic, and sells for $849 USD - making it a serious challenger to the R10 and even the R7. To be honest, I don't think I've ever had as much fun with a camera, which I use primarily for birds/wildlife (it works flawlessly with Canon's EF to M adaptor). Plus, with all the attention focused on the R series, you can get an M mount at a good price :)
The answer is Hasselblad X2D!! 34 yrs in the wedding game and whilst the previous gen Hass X1Dii were brilliant this new thing is off the charts. We have not officially photographed a wedding we are still the new and much anticipated XCD 90mm - but theses three new lenses are all you need. Our kit now comprises - 2x Hasselblad X2D, 1 x XCD 38mm, 1 x XCD 55mm, and the XCD 90mm when it arrives). All three lenses are F2.5 and have the same form factor and filter thread. X2D couples with a Nikon dedicated Profoto Flash with a couple of Profoto A2's just in case it rains, an iPad Pro so Jane can check for blinks on groups - Phocus transmits effortlessly and instantly live. 4 spare batts and an Ona Trafalgar bag We also carry a small carbon Giotto tripod flexible for low and high shots and thats it. I am however expecting to encounter one small minor issue - files are a lot bigger so the digital book will ultimately take a little longer processing the Tiffs from LR but apart from that...... Now Hass get to work on updating the gorgeous little 907x to 100mp and we are on.
Invest in yourself; invest in your craft, let very picture tell a story and every album will be a work of art made with love and passion. Good luck
Excellent advise, well thought out with outstanding photos as usual, very clever way of handling the details at the end.
I would like to upgrade my Canon 750D/Ti to a Mirrorless Camera, according to ur opinion which should I go for? EOS R10, R7, or R6.
These three are my choices and I'm not a professional photographer but I luv to do it. It's only for personal use, I do some street, birds, portraits, landscapes, long exposure shots.
The R3 is top of the range now because it’s for sports. You don’t want to fill the memory so the sensor size is lower sou you can get more shots before it freezes. You also need to be send photos for pro sports as the event is happening. No time to really send huge files out. Sports and wildlife are photography types that still need a camera vs. a cell phone!
Wow nice video i am using canon 80 d should i change and buy R 5
Honesty, I’d actually say get the R6 mark ii. The autofocusing system is by far superior.
I have the RP and even tho it is my first full frame body, I absolutely love it. Its easy to travel with because of it's small and light body. I have taken it hiking with me and it's not the best but pretty decent with landscape photography. Its like having a pocket bully, it's small and slow but it makes you happy.
Awesome video, you mentioned preferring the r7 over the eos r, but which would you recommend between the eos r and r10? Thank you.
Hmmmm that’s a tough one. Depends on what you’re using the camera for
@@VanessaJoy Mostly Professional Headshots/portraits and for video valued content / commercial videography for businesses.
One of the most informative and capacious review about cameras. And one more important thing (very important) - she is charming!
Love the bit. Funny but also legitimately informative.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Vanessa!
You are such a Joy and seriously totally really great stuff you put out!
Wish you shot with Sony because I really like your content, it is clear, precise, informative and more.
Absolutely zero hate for Canon or any camera brand.
As you know there is lots to learn, it never stops.
I hope my videos help on any camera system ☺️
I have the RP , to me it’s like the new Fuji that everyone is talking about right now. The RP is an amazing companion camera, pair it with a smaller lens like the 50mm f1.8 and it becomes a small companion that is easy to carry fun to use and highly capable. Switch to a zoom and you have a Swiss army knife of a camera. It’s not the fastest but it’s solid and a great size and weight.
As a photographer who would want professional quality photos, the Canon R has much better photo quality in low light over the Canon R7 with less noise making it easier to edit high quality photos. Lots of reviewers online has said this in recent months and shown samples at high iso. For a consumer hobbyists though, the R7 may be the way to go for speed and tech advances plus lower cost apsc lenses. For video the R7 does beat the R but not for the best photo quality in low light situations. The physics of pixel pitch does make a difference with the Full Frame R having larger pixel sensors for cleaner signal in low light. This is a reason that lots of pros may still buy an R over apsc and it is still a popular camera.
I currently own the R5, C70 and 1DXM2 and your other video, has me convinced the R5 + R3 is the perfect combo!
Ooooo though the c70 is a class of it’s own… it really depends on your use factor. :-) But the R5 and R3 combo is absolutely a gem
@@VanessaJoy definitely do love my C70 for video work! And love your videos!
useful comparision video.
Your work is amazing. Inspiring. Thank you for putting this info out there. It's very informative.
So nice of you
The EOS RP was the first Canon to have EYE AF, and it got better with firmware updates, downside is that Canon won't open their excellent mount to other brands under the old idea of locking out 3rd parties, to their and their customers detriment. I swapped to Sony (despite the horrible ergonomics) after 30yrs of continuous Canon usage.....
The mount restrictions are now changing...as everyone knew they would (eventually)
@@traumaturgist Romoured to be, not confirmed officially and as to how much, when and to who is all unknown, unfortunately.....
@@stephenpartridge686 Well first off, it's important to note that there ARE third-party RF lenses out there (I have a 7Artisans RF 10mm fisheye lens) - the only stipulation as I understand it is that they're not allowed to use Canon's AF system, which is why AFAIK all 3rd party RF lenses are manual focus. But I recently read that Canon has now opened the mount up to "applicants," who have to request permission from Canon or something (undoubtedly so Canon can prevent competition with any lenses they're planning to release).
@@traumaturgist as I said, "romoured" as it hasn't been officially announced as yet and yes there are "some " 3rd party lenses but nothing of any real note, nothing from the big 3rd party manufacturers as yet and may never be the ones that people actually want!!
What about ibis ... 😬🤔
Totally didn’t even talk about it 😂 pinning this comment!
No IBIS in R, RP, R10!!!
@@VanessaJoy Yes, I wish IBIS on my R, but a good camera tho.
I uhm... had trouble focusing 😳 at first. (But that's okay because I'm a Nikon guy.) Gorgeous dress!!
Thanks 😊
One of the things I love about my r5 compared with my Sony is the r5 touch screen and fully articulating screen. My Sony has a modified infrared sensor (for more artistic shooting), so it’s not a direct use case comparison, but still the better screen is really nice to have on the r5. Great video! Never thought about batteries much, good point. ❤
I have an R7. Good camera. It's really sharp, but I need high shutter speeda accompanied by higher ISO when things move in low light. I do tolerate noise to a certain point. If I convert my pics to B&W, noise looks like film grain which is fine. I might get an RP next for the full frame experience. Lightroom/classic is really powerful and you can't go without unless you use an alt.
Everything about this vid is 🔥
Thanks for this whole comparison between the R cameras
My pleasure 😇
Which one do you recommend for modeling photography between r and r7?
R7
Great video! Currently have the 80D and looking to go mirroless. Just a hobbyists so I'm debating between r10 or rp. Any suggestions?
Probably the r10 if I were you ☺️
@@VanessaJoy Thank you! Just don't shoot enough to justify the cost of the R7 and having to get more expensive lenses to resolve those 32 mpx.
I have R5 ond a R and i think R is underratet it is a perfect kamera beside for IBIS
yeah that IBIS is a lifesaver sometimes!
I have R7 and im going full professional should i go with R3 or R1? Im keeping R7 as a backup and for video.
Depends on what your photographing as a professional. I’m going with the r5 mark ii personally
@@VanessaJoy Trackside car photography and bird/wildlife photography. Once i get the 28-70 f/2 i will possibly venture into weddings and what not.
Do the R5 & R6 cameras give you the ability to bluetooth your photos directly from you camera to an iPhone to then post on Instagram or other social media platforms? Or are the files too large and you must make them smaller in a photo editor software?
Yup you can. I do it all the time
Wow! Thank you for the breakdown on each model as someone trying to make a decision on a new upgrade this really helped!
The closing of this video was cool af 😂😂😂❤
which is the best one for Video, documentary filmmaking?
The R8 if you’re looking for a lower price, or the R5 mark II that just came out of budget isn’t an issue
My 1st dslr was a 10d, then 40d.Then traded both for a 7D, now have 7d Mk2. Time for a R7 w/ Eos to RF ring. Hope KEH has them in stock for Xmas.
I hope so too!
As a Nikon shooter, I found this Canon camera breakdown very useful..thanks Vanessa👍🏻
You need a color card for correct color exposure in the area of shooting a subject ...speeds up the editing process...GLTA (Mega pixel quality is the key )
Video coming out on that soon 😉
Ok amazing information. But also where is your top from? 😍 gorgeous!
Haha Instagram ad
@@VanessaJoy well then hear me IG! I need this top. Algorithm -work your magic. 🪄
Great video! Love your humour while still dropping the knowledge! Planning on finally upgrading my camera next year and will be going with the R7 as that seems the best fit for my use case as well as budget. 🖖🏾
fantastic! So happy I could help. Do share around if you think this will be useful for anyone else :-)
I am still using the R, and with the latest firmware, I get eye detection, but it seems flaky unless I am in a controlled studio environment, then it is great. I'm leaning towards the R6 for the focusing, and the dual SD slots
If you have the R I think he would be very happy with the R6 or the R7
Me too however, I do love my R but like you said, leaning towards the R6 for the auto focus duel card slot and low light capability
The R didn't have EYE AF initially, it only got it after the RP was released as the RP had it from the start, it was added via a firmware update later on...
I used a Hawkeye with #5 flashbulbs, just like the one on your shelf, for my first wedding. In a church in a town whose biggest industry was a mental hospital. Chattahoochee, Florida. -- BAK --
can't help it!!!!!! the best thing about this vid. is u!!!!!!!!!!!
love this video thank you Vanessa 😍
I'm a portrait and event photographer and my main camera is Canon M50 and i was thinking about upgrading my camera to a better camera with the best budget but i really cant decide which one to go with i shoot usually indoor and outdoor and sometimes events which is in really bad low light most of the time so i need camera i can live with for as many years as i can what do you recommend to me between all these cameras except (R3,R5)[R6 is expensive too but if its the best choice I'll have no choice but to get it]
i want to get new canon camera but my brother recommending me to get into Sony cameras so I'm really can decide
Ps. recently i just got my new 24-70mm f2.8 lens finally is any one knew if the lens will work good on Sony bodies ?
Go with the R7 - it sounds like that's the budge range you want and the RF 24-70 will work on that camera so you don't have to worry about adapters and such.
Thanks for remembering the RP. Everyone else - even CANON, apparently - acts like they have forgotten about it. I feel the limitations of its autofocus only when I'm shooting events, but in every other situation it's a fine camera. It's my first full-frame EOS body and I'm glad I made the jump.
I have had the RP since it was first released, and I am very satisfied with it for landscape photography and occasional travel photography.
Had the RP for a while and it was a great camera for the price.
It's good for portraits too!! This video is more of a sales promotion for Canon pushing newer models, shame about their lack of 3rd party support due to Canon threatening legal action to anyone using their mount!!!
Finally a video that explains all my questions. Thank you so much !!!
How many batteries do you bring on a wedding with the R5? I second shot for my son after I got the R5, and used my 5DSR as my second body. I went through 8 batteries with the R5 and had to finish on the 5DSR, as I was out of juice. My son went through 3-4 batteries total on 2 5DMkIVs and shot a lot more than I did. Do you not use the EVF? It kills the battery, but I just can't see well enough up close to try to chimp using the screen on the back.
I use both the EVF and the LCD, I bring six total batteries and I definitely don’t go through them all. Although I do switch to the R3 at the reception
@@VanessaJoy the reception is where I kept having to change them out - I guess you spend more time looking through the EVF looking for the right moment vs. the ceremony/formals when you know more about when the moment is likeliest to happen? And I forgot to say, thanks for the video review!
I’m moving from the 90D and I’ve ordered the R7 to be collected next week. I can change my order and I’m so tempted by the full frame to go with my 100-400 L ii with adapter. Trouble is with the full frame I will lose that extra reach and I tend to shoot birds. Has anyone made a similar change and gone full frame. Would appreciate any comments
I could definitely see you enjoying the “extra reach” of a cropped sensor ☺️
@@VanessaJoy Appreciate your reply. Yes I’ll give the R7 a go I think. I should look at it as an advantage not vice versa
Which camera win? The one in your hands.
Preach 👏
Great video. The geeky cranky chick bit at the end IS HILARIOUS 😂... very well done 🤙(I'm a Canon shooter R5, R6 who shoots FAST things at airshows ... jets up into the Mach .98 speed range - but not ready to drop 6K on an R3 )
Great video! I have an R5 and will love for you to do one on the R5 Mk ll when it comes out. Canon should give you one for all the good work you do! For me, I will pass on the Mk ll and maybe upgrade to the Mk lll.
If it makes sense for me. Thank you Vanessa and keep up the great work!!
Thanks for watching!
I would love to see the image comparison between them all. Raw version and edited. I shoot on R6 but my associate just purchased the R7. Images have turned out pretty well! I wish I could figure out the noise issue tho for her.
Ooooo good call. I do have them all
Great explanation. Finally someone clarified Canon’s lineup!!!!
Lovely video question.. how do u open your RAW files from 1Dx iii and R3. What Program do u use... please assist
Capture One or Lightroom :-)
@@VanessaJoy What About Photo Shop
great video
Thx ☺️
subscribed for both the clear info (+examples) AND, more importantly, the trolling bit near the end :)
Great job 👏 thank you
Thanks 😊 do share please!
@@VanessaJoy some one was trying to use ur channel to scam me please watch out
Personally I would use 2 Canon R3’s which I’m switching to next and an R5 for portrait work or a used Hasselblad.
oh fun - Canon R3s for portraits too or...???
@@VanessaJoy It’s definitely just as capable for portraits. I may use them for everything or pick up a Canon R5 for portrait work. I’m using the canon 5Diiis now and they are tanks.
The RP you talked down it is capable of great results and the dual AF works perfect unless you want to shoot fast action. In fact, my 5D classic that I guess you consider prehistoric, takes awesome pictures 17 years later 😅
It was also the first to have EYE AF that was accurate and effective....
Didn’t talk it down, I just think there are better options now
@@VanessaJoy You kinda did, I get it, Canon wants the new ones promoted but the RP has effective EYE-AF and is full frame, add to the fact there's no wide RFs lenses (back to this crap again of crop factors) and the fact that Canon refuses to allow 3rd party lens options makes the full frame RP a better option IMHO then the R10, the R7 is a good option for sports and wild life as there's long lenses available....
How FUN to test these all out!!!!
So fun!
That outro was bomb.
HTF DO YOU ONLY HAVE 72k subs? Yeah you're a Canon fan girl but the content is relevant and useful.
I appreciate that! I need more people to share the videos I think - I always forget to ask that!
Thank you! I have Canon EOS R5 and R6 the best cameras
Good choice!
Vanessa, such a great job. Finally, a comparison of all the R’s. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
I’m coming from canon rebel t8i and planning to upgrade to the R5 soon! Hopefully there will be a sale near the end of the year.
Fingers crossed for you!
Does the P8 have the same color as the RP? Better or worse?
Can’t say I’ve really put those two side by side
@@VanessaJoy Thank you. I was told that R8 has a similar color to RP. That's what interested me. Because I really like the color of RP. And technical points do not always affect the color. But a bunch of reviews of these and none compare the image or color. On the contrary, everyone talks only about technical parameters. Everyone can learn about them on their own.
I own a canon Rebel t5i. I am looking to upgrade. I am confused between r6 or r7. Any suggestions??
The R7 is a cropped sensor and the R6 is full frame. They’re both great cameras so honestly I’d say it comes down to price and use factor. If you’re a hobbyist or have a lower budget I’d go R7 and spend any extra money on the lens upgrades ☺️
I have the RP. It was my first digital camera not on a phone or pocket-sized. It was very helpful for me to hear all this and tbh the auto focus and low-light focusing are my biggest issues when I'm shooting bands or dancers (mostly jazz/swing) because the lighting is not conducive and i get a lot of blurry shots. I just manually move my focus around. So if I ever decide to upgrade it sounds like the R5 is for me, which is what my wedding photographer friends told me they have. Thanks!
The RP focuses extremely well in low light. If you are getting blurry shots, it's not the camera. Make sure you're in single focusing mode (not servo) it prioritizes sensitivity over speed. Uses lenses with very wide apertures for better results in low light. Rapid movement of dancers in low light? Think sigma primes at F/1.4 adapted or Ef 135mm F2/L.
@@iancurrie8844 yeah, I can only agree. Cameras are no “one button magic maschines”. The RP has good low light performance and does not particularly dissapoint.
@@iancurrie8844 Buy a flash. It will freeze/stop action. High speed lenses and high ISO will allow you to shoot with available light.
@@richardt1792 Yes of course. I own speedlights. I was giving him advise. Since he's shooting dancers in low light, I suspect a strobe would be unwelcome.
You are a real photographer and human . Humans can make mistakes don't be hard on yourself when you do it. Love the video was good, didn't see any thing wrong with it😊
Thank you so much! ☺️
Thanks for the comparison. I’m using a M 50 with EF glass for livestream. Will the RP give me more high ISO performance for the money?
hmmmmm, that's a comparison I haven't tested. I'm a huge fan of the M50 Mk ii (haven't used the first version though). The RP has a bigger sensor though and more lens options, so maybe one day that would be a good upgrade for you - but PERSONALLY I'd go with the R10 instead vs the RP - especially since you're live streaming, it has much better autofocus
@@VanessaJoy thanks for the reply. Im currently m50 MK ll btw thanks for the video you did on that one too.
@@iyn1911 If you're just live streaming, why even upgrade? The M50 Mark II is a really good camera for that. Especially with good glass.
@@Dewabarasunderan thanks for the input. I’m doing church live stream. The band area is dark. We have one R5and R. The m 50 is a fixed camera on the band. Just thinking if the RP upgrade would be close to the R image quality.
Great video! As a non-Canon shooter, the vast range of R series cameras have confused me. Now I understand I have the equivalent of the R5 and a slightly different version of the R3. I'm sure you can guess 😃
Glad to help ☺️
This is so crazy! I literally just reviewed so many videos based on your comment in your last video that the canon RP is a good choice. Who knew I could have just waited for this video. 😅
haha sorry it was so late coming!
@@VanessaJoy no worries at all…I chuckled when I saw your title. Love it!!
I bought a refurbished EOS R for $1216.00 from Canon website last year. I have been using it in all my professional engagements. I also have a pair of R5 but the quality of the R is soooooo good that my customers are impressed with it that I have been using the R5 only for my wildlife hobby.
How was the refurbished camera? Is it still going strong?
See,s a few months ago long ....u compared the R5 vs r6 the phots look almost same as u said
Yeah. In the same ideal conditions they were pretty darn close
I just purchased the R6 Mark II, and I am looking to sell my Canon 90D for a 2nd body. I am just trying to figure out what to purchase. I take photos, not video at the moment. My lenses are ef mount. 50mm 1.8, 16-35mm f2.8 l ii usm, 24-70mm f2.8 l ii usm and 70-200mm l ii usm. I don't have the budget for another R6 Mark II.
Any suggestions or recommendations?
Hmmmmm the r7 would be a good companion camera
@Vanessa Joy The R6 is on Sale at BB.
Love you Joy. Are you still only using the 50mm or was that video BS? What about the Nikon Z6lll?
Check the date on that video… not bs but things have changed
Vanessa being her worst critic😆💕. Thanks for entertaining video...I mean informational video 😄💕
Glad you enjoyed!
From a canon user's point of view, this review is one of the best out there.
thanks so much! Do share if you think it'll help others :-)
So does the new firmware update for the R put the eye and autofocus on par with the R6/R5?
I think we’re another two firmwares in now. And can I tell you a secret? Pretty sure I still have 1.0.0 on my r5 😂
" ...has a different battery that I'll probably be using for the rest of my career." That statement is something to think about as I look at the box of batteries and chargers. Discovered the channel from the BUDGET Photography Gear SHOOTOUT videos. Love the photography aspect vids over the gear reviews. Great work.
So true! And so fun you found this channel through that series. ☺️
I got the R about a year ago upgraded from m50.
And?
How about consider Hasselblad
I feel like if I put that in this video that would’ve been some very weird click bait
I feel like if I put that in this video that would’ve been some very weird click bait
I have the R3 and RP, will get the R5mk2 whenever Canon releases it
Love Love the intro. Great breakdown of the comparison. I have a Canon Eos R. This video helps me deal with the feeling of FOMO.
It’s a great camera!
I've decided to get me an r5 for portraits and stick to using my 1dx mark II for events and low light situations
I love my 1DXIII!! still play with it :-)
☺ You mentined in your video that the R and RP do not have the same focusing system. My friend has the R with the firmware update and has eye detection. We used my R5 and his R side by side and they operate nearly identical. Can you elaborate what you mean that they don't share the same focusing system? This is important information as I'm thinking of buying the R as a backup camera because of it's 30MP sensor to give me a tad bit more cropping capability over any 20 - 26 MP cameras that cost much more.
I'm discovering 🤗 that my 28-70 f2 is my all day wedding lens because of the R5s 45MP overkill. And just like you, this combination emimates the need to have the 70-200 f2.8 with me. I crop in post as I can reframe a shot and crop in more than the 1.6x in camera. The only draw back of not using the 70-200 is the subject compression. But I don't think clients would ever care. They don't know what they don't know.
With the Atomos V+, one can shoot 8K 30 all day long without overheating. The reason is the EVF and backscreen are turned off which is the cause of the overheating. I shoot little clips no longer than 5 minutes long at 4k/60 internally. I don't even get an overheat warning even with the backscreen on. The clips are just for making short highlight videos. I have no need for 8k at this time. I would rather have a 1080p ARRI camera that would blow the doors off my R5 for picture quality (HDR is where it's at). Some Hollywood production companies are still shooting in HD.
I have another question for you Vanessa. With your Ganarbox, are you using the internal care reader or using a faster external card reader. If you are not using an external reader, try using the Prograde CFexpress B / SD UHS-2 reader plugged into the Ganarbox. What used to take me 2 hours to copy a Anglebird 256GB CF card now only takes me 20 minutes. Even my Angelbird 256GB SD card copies just as fast as my CF card.
Thank you very much for your time creating this video. I found it very interesting. Love the Troll part!! 🤣 When Canon releases its new R1, I bet you'll have to make new video comparing that one with the others. 😂
Internal sd card reader ☺️
And not sure about the firmware updates - haven’t kept up with those in all the cameras ☺️