Canon Mirrorless Camera Bodies Rp Vs R

Just purchased a new Canon EOS RP mirrorless, and I have L-series lenses on it. I also have it converted for infrared, so this camera is my baby. I shoot primarily landscape with this camera, and I don't want a little inclement weather to stop me- but I don't want to damage my camera, either. This is a simple but practical design that fits the camera well.

Bought this adapter for my Canon RP mirrorless camera in order to use old Canon FD lenses. Used it several times without issues. Recommended!

I recently purchased a Canon EOS RP Mirrorless Digital Camera with 24-105mm Lens. It is just perfect.

I bought this because I have been a cropped camera user for like 8 years now and I have been wanting to make the jump to a full frame. I've read and watched tons of reviews and already had my eye on the RP. I figured if I was going full frame anyway, why not go ahead and make the leap to a mirrorless camera too. I wasn't too worried about most of the concerns that people seemed to have with the RP because I mainly just shoot for my own entertainment, not as a professional or anything. So when I saw the deal that Canon had going on with the RP, basically throwing in the RF kit lens for free I just couldn't resist anymore. But the problem that I am having now is that this camera is just so much better than my old one I don't even want to use it anymore, but since most of my glass was meant for crop cameras (which does work on the RP, just at a greatly reduced resolution) so I really need full frame lenses, and I would love I would love to replace it all with RF glass... but it's just just so expensive. Oh well, here's hoping that Canon (or Sigma) starts releasing some more reasonably priced mid-ranged RF glass in the near future, because the future is definitely mirrorless and I am 100% on board.

I own 5 of these for my Mirrorless EOS RP camera. This amount of battery allows me to shoot all day long including video in the RP. I only buy Canon batteries now because I originally had 2 of these, and they hold charges longer than the one generic I used to have. Outstanding high quality battery but, its small in size so it drains quickly (within 45 minutes of constant use) on a mirrorless due to the always running screen. No the batteries fault but the device that uses this battery. If you have a non-mirrorless DSLR you can get hours of this little one.

Wonderful on my Canon mirrorless RP. Sharp as a tack and light. Great ISO performance. Image attached is at 1600 ISO. I've had the old DSLR 24-105 and I think this one is sharper! Buy it for your mirrorless. Does not require an adaptor.

I recently upgraded to mirrorless Canon Eos Rp from my 5d mark ii and with this added grip, the smaller body RP fits great in the hand and still gives you access to battery door and memory card slot.

I just purchased a new Canon EOS RP mirrorless and I always like to have extra batteries on hand. Experience has taught me that it does not pay to go cheap on batteries- so of course I bought Canon batteries to go in my new camera. B&H always has a great selection at the best prices.

More than fast enough for Canon mirrorless bodies. Choose a brand that you trust and stay with them. I trust my SanDisk cards.

Got a second pack for my Canon RP camera. I like to have a spare battery pack.