One caveat off the bat. A lot about how you feel about this camera, is likely going to depend on what camera you are coming from, or intend to upgrade to in the near future. Personally, I am an amateur hobbyist, Ive used Canons Rebel line (T2i and T6i) and was looking to upgrade to a better body...

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...

1) I am a semi-pro. I sell enough work at shows and galleries around town to buy my gear, beer, and mad money. I do not consider myself a full pro as I do not make a living from photos. I shoot landscape, urban & former sports.

EVF Customizable buttons Touch AF!!! WYSIWYG Weather sealing; I've shot this in snow and rain the past month with 0 issues. Lens shutter when changing lens; This is well thought by C. R lens adapter works perfectly with all lens.

R lens are pricey currently; Give it some time and the SIgma's and Tamrons will release R compatible lens; My current fav lens is the Tamron 15-30 beast EVF and live menu drain the battery faster, but that is expected. Has yet to fill my car with gas

This camera is spectacular. Reading the reviews I was a little skeptical and some problems like the crop in 4K are definitely not ideal. That said I have zero regrets with this purchase. Picture and video quality are absolutely phenomenal even _with_ a crop sensor lens (EF-S, Sigma DC).

I bought this camera 3 weeks ago after much debate on if I should or go with another brand , I will say I am extremely happy that I chose the EOS R . The camera is fantastic in the studio and also with natural light .

Great Features; Great Picture Quality; Lightweight

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.

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.

Canon's first full frame mirrorless camera, the EOS R, arrived on Photo Review's desk late on Friday 9 November, just over two months after it was announced. Positioned to compete with the still-to-be-released Nikon Z6 and the Sony α7 III, the EOS R offers 30.3-megapixel resolution and introduces a...

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.

After nearly a decade of rumors, patents, and anticipation, Canon has laid its cards on the table, showing off its first full-frame mirrorless camera - the EOS R. When President and COO of Canon USA, Kazuto Ogawa, announced the Canon EOS R on stage at its event in early September, he shared an...

5D Mark IV sensor in a smaller body; Fantastic EVF; Lots of customization; Great autofocus; Works with older lenses via adapters

No in-body stabilization; Burst rate limited to 5 fps with continuous AF; Single SD card slot