Decent Used Mirrorless Camera

A great mirrorless camera with excellent capabilities and a very decent kit lens (18-55mm).

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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used w Sony full frame mirrorless camera and super zoom + wide angle lens. Snug fit but worked. Had small tripod under outside straps and 22 oz water bottle in bottom sleeve. Caught out in a few surprise rain showers, bag interior stayed dry. Loved it for this trip - seems well made for the long haul. Previously only used backpacks; I prefer a sling now.

Used many mirrorless systems and this is buy for the most ergonomic and fun to use. Fits really nicely in the hand, all the controls are layed out nicely. A shame there isnt an abundance of Z series lenses yet, but the free adapter it comes with on some packages allows seamless transition to the F mount lenses.  WARNING: This camera does not have internal focusing, so any lens without an internal motor will not auto focus will this camera. But this camera does offer focus peaking, allowing very easy auto focus on older screw drive F mounts.

Used with monopod and mirrorless camera. Light and stable. Have used with a window mount and mid range zoom/DSLR. Very happy with this purchase.

Used this for my small mirrorless when I was snorkeling in Hawaii. It was great.

Decent memory for camera. Got at a decent price.

All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.

It's a good battery that lasts for a decent amount of time shooting photo and video on a mirrorless camera.

Part of the draw to mirrorless is the size reduction from DSLRs. Having started in canon and acquiring a nice stable of L lenses, it made sense to stay within the ecosystem. I ended up with a Fuji Xpro2 due to the portability and excellent compact primes and it became my daily carry camera and my 6d was reserved for things where I needed the Canon reliability. Though I love the Fuji, Im one of those people who prefers the IQ from a full frame sensor. Fast forward to the release of the R. My biggest disappointment in the R system is the lenses are HUGE for daily carry....with the exception of this little guy here. The 35 1.8 does a lot of things very well. Sharp, decent bokeh, decent AF speed, decent IS...etc. It will take photos as well as we need it to. One thing I would love to see from Canon would be to prioritize smaller, weather sealed pro quality lenses even if it means some optical perfection must be sacrificed to do so. A pro build 50mm 1.4 with weather sealing, the same size as the 35 1.8 is my dream...or even a 40mm pro grade pancake! Please don’t make it a chintzy plastic like the EF version. I really think Canon could put a hurting on some competition with some lenses like that in their lineup. Overall, I love this lens on the EOS R and would love to see them focus a bit more on the build quality of these small primes to really take advantage of the smaller form factor of the mirrorless platform.