Canon EOS R

I bought an RP just to see what mirrorless was about and I really liked it so I upgraded to this, which is much more like my other EOS cameras. The best things about the R is the autofocus and the face recognition. Photos taken...View More in the dark are noisier than the ones taken with my 5D Mk IV, but apart from that, this camera is awesome.View Less

The camera is not suitably for filming and ,given the price, comparing to the alternative product by other brands are not the winner. The filming quality is not good while moving due to lack of stabiliser and the quality of the...View More key looks cheap. For less light photography is really weaker than other brands. If you wanna test it, avoid buying from the company because of their refund policy. I returned the camera back and they said it was not new brand now and they reduced about £300 for theView Less

It was just fine adopting 70-300 IS USM EF lens to my EOS RP. Autofocus functions as expected. The only thing is the lens makes that strange noise while focusing (or maybe it is stabilizer?) that I don't think it made when...View More it was used on Rebel XT body. But everything works fine and I no longer have Rebel XT to compare.View Less

As expected of a Canon product, the EF-EOS R adapter is beautifully made, functions as expected and is a perfect mechanical fit at both the EF and R ends. This is the fifth one I've purchased and all work fine. I find it...View More more convenient to leave an adapter on each EF lens, so I can quickly switch between R lenses and legacy EF lenses without having to remove an adapter from the my R and R5 bodies. These, allow seamless use of every one of my Canon EF lenses, and a Tamron 150-600 G2 alsoView Less

It works well with RP, it's just adapter, basically difference with original one in latch and slightly worse quality, but i can say if we say like a original one have five star quality, this one have 4.9.