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Alas, while it's an excellent 1080p camera, it's a poor option for 4K – which loses Dual Pixel AF (left lumbered with contrast-detect) and suffers a 1.6x crop. These include improved autofocus (along with eye detection in stills and video), along with big boons for video shooters in the form of clean HDMI out, vertical video recording, and the ability to live to stream directly to YouTube.

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On the surface, this is a modest upgrade over the original Canon EOS M50 (opens in new tab), but the additions make it worth picking up over its predecessor.

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Read our full Canon EOS R7 review (opens in new tab) for more details Throw in a joystick, fully articulating touchscreen and dual memory cards, and this is one of the best bang-for-buck Canon cameras out there. On top of that, it accepts both the new line of RF-S (APS-C specific) lenses as well as the existing full-frame RF optics. There's plenty of play in the files, which gave us lots of leeway for post-production, and the video quality is crisp and clear in both 4K, whether it's the 4K 60p or 7K-oversampled 4K 30p, with autofocus performance straight out of the R3 / R5 / R6 that won't let you down. It's lightning-fast both mechanically and electronically, the resolution offers glorious detail as well as the opportunity to crop into your shots, and the 1.6x crop factor makes your lenses even longer for shooting faraway subjects.

Not only is the Canon EOS R7 the manufacturer's finest APS-C mirrorless camera to date, but it may also be the finest APS-C camera on the market period. If you want pure horsepower in stills and video the Canon EOS R5, and now the Canon EOS R5 C unleash the power of 8K video, while the Canon EOS M50 Mark II M-series mirrorless camera is great for vlogging and content creation. The Canon EOS R7 is brilliant for enthusiasts and for wildlife photography, and the Canon EOS RP is a great choice to step up to full-frame photography. Best Canon camera: our top picksįor first-time camera owners and photography students, the Canon EOS Rebel S元 / EOS 250D DSLR is still a good choice, while in the R-series mirrorless range, the Canon EOS R10 is ideal for beginners. All Canon cameras are known for their intuitive handling and menus, great color reproduction, autofocus, and dependable design. We’ve tried and tested all of the top models in real life, so we can help you find the right camera whatever you need.

It’s all kind of magical.In this guide, we'll help you work out which is the best Canon camera for you, whether it's a full-frame mirrorless camera, a trusty DSLR, or a compact content creation camera. The little film counter in the LCD will advance by one. The film will advance automatically, and the sound is so retro and fantastic. Then you’ll make sure your settings are good in LCD, put your eye up to the viewfinder, and snap a picture. Once you have your film loaded, CR123A batteries installed, and EF lens mounted, you turn the camera on by rotating the mode dial to your intended mode. I tried adapted lenses from Pentax and Contax and they both blocked the mirror, which would ruin a film shot had there been film in the camera. One small note: In the digital mirrorless world, one of the best ways to get started on the cheap is to adapt vintage lenses to digital cameras with a physical adapter. Plus, if you have a Canon digital camera, these EF lenses and flashes can be used across both systems, either directly or with an adapter. You can get really great stuff for not much money.īecause all of Canon’s gear works together, and has been on the market for so long, you can get really great stuff for not much money. In decent light, this combo will give you very clean shots, all for just over $200.

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Second, you can use super cheap EF lenses on the EOS 7, like the Canon AF 28-80mm lens that I got for around $50, plus the adorable 270EXII Speedlight I got for about $60. First, you can get an EOS 7 for about $100 on eBay, I just paid extra to get the KEH guarantee. Evan Rodgers / Inputįor some, $750 will sound like a lot, but there are a couple of things to keep in mind. Shot on the EOS 7 using ProImage 100 35mm film and a 580EXII speed light.

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