First Canon Full Frame Mirrorless Camera is named Canon EOS R (Buy at B&H Photo Video/Amazon/Adorama/Focus Camera/WEX/ParkCamera) (30.3MP, DPAF, 4K Video, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth), officially announced on September 5th. Second Canon full frame mirrorless camera is already in testing, it will have a 26MP full frame sensor, to be released within 1 year.
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Transitioning to the Canon EOS R system is a massive leap forward, but your sensor is only as good as the glass sitting in front of it. Choosing the right native RF glass can be overwhelming given the price points and varying apertures. After years of shooting everything from weddings to landscapes on my R5,…
Switching to a Canon EOS R series camera is a revelation, but the “RF lens tax” can be a tough pill to swallow. I’ve found that the secret to maximizing these full-frame powerhouses isn’t just buying new glass—it’s adapting your legendary EF lenses. The challenge lies in finding an adapter that maintains autofocus speed and…
The Canon EOS R5 is a video powerhouse, but its internal microphones often fail to capture the professional-grade audio that its 8K footage deserves. Whether you’re battling wind noise outdoors or echo in a studio, the right external mic is essential for high-end production. After years of testing various setups on my own R5, I’ve…
Capturing stunning 4K video on a Canon EOS R5 or R6 Mark II is only half the battle; if your audio sounds thin or wind-swept, your production value plummets. Canon’s internal preamps have improved, but they still can’t beat a dedicated external source. After testing dozens of rigs, I’ve found that the Rode VideoMic NTG…
Shooting with a Canon R5 or R6 II is a dream, but that tiny flip-out screen often feels like a bottleneck when you are trying to nail focus in high noon sun or manage long recording sessions without overheating. After years of rigging up RF-mount bodies for professional sets, I’ve learned that a quality external…
The Canon EOS R6 Mark II is a low-light beast, but even the best sensor needs a helping hand when the sun goes down or the shadows get harsh. Choosing the right flash is trickier now because of Canon’s new Multi-Function shoe, which offers better digital communication but changes how we mount traditional accessories. After…
Finding the perfect home for your Canon EOS R-series kit is surprisingly tricky. While full-frame mirrorless bodies like the R5 or R8 are more compact than old DSLRs, the high-performance RF glass—like the chunky 28-70mm f/2—often requires more depth than standard bags provide. After years of field-testing gear in rain, dust, and crowded airports, I’ve…
The Canon EOS R5 Mark II is a beast of a machine, pushing 45 megapixels at a blistering 30fps while juggling 8K RAW video. However, all that power is useless if your memory card can’t keep up with the data deluge. I’ve seen many shooters bottleneck their expensive cameras with subpar storage. To unlock the…
The Canon EOS R8 is a lightweight full-frame powerhouse, but its lack of in-body image stabilization means choosing the right portrait lens is critical for sharp, professional results. While you might be tempted by expensive L-series glass, the R8’s compact frame often pairs better with nimble, stabilized primes. I’ve tested the top RF-mount options to…