The Canon EOS R is an amazing value right now. It is an impressive full frame camera in many respects. The image quality is great. It's compatible with a ton of lenses and the native RF glass is incredible. The cropped 4k doesn't really matter much to me, but I am a little bummed about the slow and sometimes absent high speed shooting option. It limits the body a little for certain types of photography. The image stabilization for video is really, really good. Also, it's great in low light.

What can I say! It's a Canon body cap that will fit any canon camera with EF anf EF-S mount, doesn't matter if it's a full frame, APS-C, or film. In other words, if your camera was made in the last 30 years, this cap will fit!

I've had this lens for about a year. I first used it on my Canon 50D and I was very happy with it, but I buy/bought all of my lenses with the ultimate goal of moving to a full frame.I received my Canon 5D Mark II today and the first lens I put on it was this one. I actually gasped because I was so shocked by how much wider it was.It's a great lens - I used it quite a bit with my 50D and was very happy with it, but now that I've seen it with a full frame I'm completely amazed. I would recommend it to anyone, but especially someone with a full frame or with aspirations of eventually owning a full frame camera.

Great beginner camera or small lightweight travel camera. Canon has some of the best touch screen controls out there. The controls are very intuitive. It does relatively well in low light, but do not expect miracles as it is not a full frame. The frame rate is plenty fast for sports or fast action ( the auto focus could be a bit faster). Having the Electronic Viewfinder that accurately shows what the picture will look like is a big plus. The fact that you can adapt full frame lenses is a big plus if you already have a full frame camera or are thinking of buying one in the future. To adapt the lenses you will need a EF to EF-M adapter which is not included. If you are going for the most compact and lightweight package then use the EF-M native lenses. They are much smaller and lighter than the full frame versions. A drawback of the M50 is that the battery and memory cards are accessed through the bottom. If you have the camera on a tripod it will have to be removed from the tripod and the tripod plate also removed before you can change either the battery or memory card. If you are going to be using it for videos keep in mind that the 4k mode has a crop. ( Great for far objects, terrible for wide angle views. ) If I had to mention one area that could be improved the first area should be in body stabilizer. Very useful for those lenses that do not have it built in.

Look, it's a Canon, so it's gonna be built excellently. There's not much to say about the EOS R that you won't find in other reviews, but consider this:- You get a full frame mirrorless while staying in Canon land. All your Canon gear continues to function.- The form factor is actually better than the 5D/6Ds because of the slimmer body. The grip feels more stable.- The touch-sensitive slider switch is weird but you can just not use it. Would have been nice to better use that real estate for something else (like a real switch), my guess is they don't use it on the next models. It's not a big deal either way.- You get a 1.7x crop on 4K video. Yes, too bad, but the only other option in this price range is the Sony A7, which means getting all new (and more expensive) lenses. All other cameras will give you similar crops or aren't even full frame.- You need the mount if you're using any EF lenses (which is 99% of the reason to buy this over a Sony A7) which adds a bit of weight and size, and they can be COSTLY, BUT:- The adapters can come with dials for another way to configure the camera or drop in filter slot for a polarizer or variable filter. These things are pricey but even more convenient than using traditional filters, so if you can afford it, it's actually a great use of space.And most importantly:- The color science is amazing out of the box. The camera performs amazingly. Added photo is just a random picture after unboxing with no edits.

I was very surprised on the quality of this glass. I used Canon L for my full frame but decided too use my canon mirrorless and the EF-M lenses for a trip to Thailand. Although I comprised on weight of the gear by using a crop sensor camera I did not compromise on the image quality. This was pretty sharp and I was happy with the results.

I am switching from a Canon T6i to this Canon EOS R and the full frame censor is really as it should be with the lenses. I am still trying to lean about this camera and already am very impressed in every way.

I have the new Canon Full Frame 6D that replaced my 30D half frame camera. This lens replaced my EF-S10-22mm lens which I liked very much. This 17-40mm lens is about the same focal length on the full frame as the 10-22 on the half frame. Overall I find this L lens has better color and a bit sharper. The feel of the lens is nicer too and has a tighter feel. Focus is quick. I have no complaints.