If you are looking for an easy to operate full-frame camera, then we suggest that you give this one careful consideration. It comes from a well-known brand and has established itself in terms of reliability and weather resistance.

Quite light and easy to hold; Supports WiFi connectivity and transfer; Comes with a simple and easy to navigate menu; Shutter keeps the sensor safe when the lens is off; Features a quality built that is completely weather-resistant

Lacks dual SD cards; Face and eye detection needs improvement

to keep this short the EOS R is the easiest, smoothest, and most satisfying camera I've ever had the pleasure of using. It is not a pro sports photography or a paramount level cinematography camera but it does everything effectively, efficiently, and has definitely exceeded my expectations in pre...

The Canon EOS R isn't just a mirrorless version of the 5D Mark IV DSLR. Nope, this full-frame mirrorless is a major turning point for Canon, embodying both risk and reward in one very capable and commendable product.

Full-frame sensor and new lens line-up delivers superb quality potential; Loads of customisation options; Intuitive touch controls and M-Fn Bar has potential; Finally a Canon mirrorless with impressive autofocus options; Can focus in very low-light conditions

Lenses really aren't small; Just one SD card slot; It's rather pricey; Learning curve for DSLR users: various settings hidden/require scrolling; Autofocus could be more precise in some situations

If you're in the market for a 5D Mk IV, but dont want to pay the premium pro price, this is your camera. Fully compatible with the entire (amazing) range of Canon EF lenses plus the stunning new RF native lenses, this camera is versatile, modern and truly worth the price.

I have worked as a filmmaker for 11 years (www.mariusloland.no) and have always used Canon cameras. Among other things Cinema C100 and C200. The former used to film my first documentary for NRK: https://www.mariusloland.no/2017/03/30/mot-en-av-mine-minste-pa-nrk/ For the past six months I have used...

the most perfect camera in the world. period.

The Canon EOS R is a camera we've all been waiting to see for several years now. It's a full frame mirrorless camera with a 30.3MP sensor, 4K video capture, and an all-new lens mount. So how does this new camera and system handle the hype and anticipation that's been building for so long

I am a serious amateur photographer and this is my first full frame camera (previous was canon 80d) Pros: This camera takes sharp pictures with ease. Build feels quality. Touch screen focus, and taking shot, makes taking photos from awkward angles a breeze.

The EOS R is Canon's first attempt at a full-frame mirrorless camera, and its release heralds an exciting future for the company based around the new RF lens mount. As a stand-alone camera, the EOS R turns in a solid performance that can at times impress yet on aggregate it comes up short.

This is a cracking debut to the mirrorless camera market for Canon. It won't be a camera for every professional out there – not enough body controls, not enough frames per second and not enough battery life – but for enthusiasts who simply want the very best image quality it has to make the...

Fantastic image quality; Equally good video quality; Particularly impressive autofocus function

Innovative touch bar is less than innovative; Battery life is underwhelming