I bought this camera to replace a Fujifilm Finepix S8200. This is definitely a step up in picture quality, overall performance, and features. I've taken some nice pictures with it and my family enjoys them. While it's true you can get a higher maximum picture quality with a full frame camera, you would need to pay far more for quality lenses on something like the EOS R system versus the EOS M system. There are multiple quality lenses for this system for under $1,000.00 and that's more money left over for accessories! I gave 4 stars for image stabilization because it has digital image stabilization, optical image stabilization in some of the lenses, but no in-body image stabilization. This camera is a good choice for people that want better pictures than what their phones can give them but don't want to spend enough money to buy a car to get the gear they need to do it.

My wife and I love this camera! The lenses work great and visibility, both during the day and at night, is excellent. We like that it doesn't connect to the internet so that our camera system cannot get hacked. We feel very safe using this product and would highly recommend it to others!

I LOVE these lenses. I am able to take great pictures of jewelry and can even get close up photos of hard to read, tiny hallmarks/signatures. This product turned my phone into a professional camera.

Packaged was recieved quickly. Appeared exactly as shown and fits my camera perfectly. I was originally only looking for the goods, the lenses were an added bonus. I look forward to trying everything out on our upcoming vacation

I'm using this camera primarily for kayaking and bike riding. The image stabilization is great.very clean clear video with options for wide or superwide angle lenses. only issue is to download video you'll need to get a card reader.I recommend this camera a great value for the price

I bought these glasses as I work at an airport on the ramp and when its extremely cold and windy, my eyes would freeze and become watery when driving some of the equipment on the tarmac. I specifically bought these with the yellow lenses that work great in low visibility, and the anti-fog option as I knew that the glasses foging would render them useless for me to wear while driving the equipment. Well, the glasses do fog up quite quickly. I may have to buy some anti-fog spray to treat the lenses with to see if that helps.They are very comfortable to wear with the foam padding and the strap does hold them in place.I do recommend the glasses but maybe only for warmer temperatures than we have been experiencing (-40 degrees and more).

I've been a professional fashion photographer for almost 40-years. It's somewhat grudgingly I've adopted mirrorless as part of my kit. (One reason is the new stellar lenses from Canon and fast autofocus with ALL lenses.) The EOS R is, fortunately, a little larger than it's counterparts. The battery grip, while adding some weight, give my hand a solid grip on the camera while also adding the nearly indispensable vertical release. The grip comes with it's own battery charger (USB-C), which, while it's not needed for me, is a nice addition. The grip also nicely balances the body with larger lenses.

Has never let me down. I bought this item manufacture refurbished straight from cannon, which is much cheaper and worth your consideration, I've never had a problem with my camera. I'm a moderately new photographer (3 years now), I specialize in wildlife and landscape photography, and this camera takes incredible photographs. Buy the body and learn the machine, then add more lenses as you go and you learn that as long as you know your camera you don't need to spend thousands of dollars on equipment to get the WOW shots you see people with these big ol lenses and fancy machines carrying around get.I have a professional mentor with Nikon gear, he and I will go out and shoot and I'll strap my 300mm cannon lens on this puppy and come out with the same quality shots he gets with his thousands of dollars worth of gear. Its about knowing how to take pictures that gets you the results you want, if your willing to learn the ins and outs about this little DSLR it will serve you perfectly.People call this item a "great beginner SLR" but for me, it'll likely be my one and only and I think of it more as "a staple SLR"Learn the software, add lenses, and enjoy! This camera is user-friendly even in Manual mode (which is where I get my best shots. Automode is great when your beginning, but manual mode is where you really make the shot your own) you wont be disappointed.Easy to grip, easy to understand, quality product.