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Ok, over the years, I have grown fond of smaller, lighter cameras and lenses. I picked up the Canon EOS RP in one of those crazy post holidays sells in early 2019. It was a mirrorless camera, and one of Canon's first (little brother to the Canon EOS R, which also hit the market around the same time.
CAMERA REVIEW: Wow. I was instantly smitten. The EQ was the same as the CanonEOS 6DII (same processor). Handling was a little weird, as it had a different layout from the Canon 5D cameras of which I was familiar. The upside was that this camera was small, smaller than my the little Canon Rebel SL1 and 2 that I also had at the time. It was by far the smallest full body camera I've ever seen. I quickly purchased the excellent RF 35mm f/1.8 IS STM MACRO lens to create just an awesome small travel full bodied travel camera. This little camera is a beast, punching waaaay out of its weight class. Although I never totally adapted to the button layout, the camera always produced quality images. I eventually sold it adter I bought the Canon EOS R. The R was only slightly larger, but it possessed better ergonomics (for me at least) and was essentially a "mirrorless 5DIV" (kinda). Either way, mirrorless is really the best way to go - for me at least. Being able to see exactly tthe image I am shooting in the view finder, including the field of depth, brightness, color saturation, and dynamic range was a game changer. I did not own this camera long, roughly less than year in 2019. However, during that time, I took approximately 1,300 keepers. Great camera.
CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS: Its easier to include a link for the specifications than to list them all out here. Click HERE . In the photos below, I included the first and last photos I took with this camera. With interchangeable lens cameras, both the camera and lens matters. For each picture, you can click on the details to see what lenses were used.
Canon EOS RP
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