There’s also a micro HDMI port, stereo mic mini jack and remote controller socket (RS-60E3 type). The latter is relatively slow, with a Hi-Speed 2 spec rather than the more recent SuperSpeed 3. On the right hand side are micro HDMI and USB-C ports. Another nice touch is that various options are available for shooting and playback displays, which you can cycle through via the Info button on the rear of the camera. An eye sensor enables automatic switching between the viewfinder and rear screen display as you put your eye to the viewfinder and move it away again. That’s a million dots less than in the similarly sized viewfinder of the EOS R8 full-frame camera, but it still delivers an image that looks finely detailed with accurate color rendition and remains smooth when panning. The viewfinder is a good-quality 0.39-inch OLED EVF, with a 2.36 million dot display. Even so, that’s bumped up to between 6-stop and 7-stop performance respectively, when combined with IBIS, so we’d count its omission as a downside, although it’s not a feature you’d expect at this price point. The RF-S 18-45mm gives 4-stop stabilization, while the RF-S 18-150mm superzoom and RF-S 55-210 telephoto zoom edge ahead to 4.5-stop effectiveness. As such, the R100 relies solely on in-lens stabilization. That’s been inherited by the newer Canon EOS R8, while the EOS R7 is currently the only APS-C format R system camera to feature IBIS. That’s the reason that no Canon DSLR has ever had IBIS, and it wasn’t featured in the original EOS R and RP full-frame mirrorless cameras. Historically, Canon always opted for optical image stabilization instead of IBIS (In-Body Image Stabilization), reasoning that the stabilization unit could be optimized for any given lens. Guided modes and additional on-screen info for menu options are available, which can be helpful for beginners learning the ropes. The interface and menu system work well, despite the rear LCD not being a touchscreen. Even so, the body weight of 12.56 ounces is incredibly light, thanks to a construction based mostly on glass fiber-reinforced polycarbonate (essentially high-grade plastic) with a few aluminum alloy parts. It certainly achieves that and, thanks to the retractable nature of the kit RF-S 18-45mm lens, it’s small enough to pop into a regular bag with all your daily essentials, making it very travel-friendly.Īlthough billed as Canon’s smallest and most lightweight EOS R system camera, it actually has the exact same dimensions as the EOS R50 and is only two-thirds of an ounce lighter in weight. The Canon EOS R100 is designed to appeal to people who want a camera that’s small and won’t weigh them down. And it fits right in with the R100 ethos in being compact, lightweight and inexpensive, at $169/£219. That makes it perfect for portraiture and still life photography, where you’ll often want a tight depth of field for blurring the background. It also features a bright f/1.8 aperture. It’s a full-frame lens but, thanks to the 1.6x crop factor of Canon’s APS-C format cameras, gives a field of view equivalent to 80mm on a full frame camera when affixed to the EOS R100. While a telephoto zoom is often the lens people buy as their first add-on for this type of camera, we think the Canon RF 50mm F1.8 STM also makes a perfect coupling. This shot was taken at the most wide-angle setting. The RF-S 18-45mm kit lens has an ‘effective’ 28.8-72mm zoom range in full-frame terms. It’s the mirrorless replacement for the now obsolete entry level Canon DSLRs, price-wise sitting somewhere in the middle of the ground once occupied by the EOS Rebel T7 (EOS 1500D/EOS 2000D) and EOS T8i (EOS 850D). The EOS R100 is the most entry-level camera in the group to date, and the least expensive to buy. There are now several APS-C and full-frame models in the line-up, aimed at everyone from beginners to seasoned professionals. Size/weight (body inc battery, card): 4.58 × 3.37 × 2.71 inches 12.56 ouncesĬanon hit the ground running with its first mirrorless EOS R-System cameras back in 2018. Shooting speed: 6.5fps (3.5fps in AI-Servo mode)īattery life (CIPA): 430 shots LCD, 340 shots viewfinder Ports: USB type-C (2.0), micro HDMI, mic mini jack, Remote Viewfinder: 0.39-inch OLED EVF, 2.36 million dotsĭisplay: 3.0-inch color LCD, 1.04 million dots Image stabilization: Via lens + Movie Digital IS
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