Canon RP Full Frame mirrorless camera ( 26.2MP / Canon RF mount ) cheaper w / fee free card
Canon RP Full Frame mirrorless camera ( 26.2MP / Canon RF mount ) cheaper w / fee free card
Canon RP Full Frame mirrorless camera ( 26.2MP / Canon RF mount ) cheaper w / fee free card
Canon RP Full Frame mirrorless camera ( 26.2MP / Canon RF mount ) cheaper w / fee free card
Canon RP Full Frame mirrorless camera ( 26.2MP / Canon RF mount ) cheaper w / fee free card
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Canon RP Full Frame mirrorless camera ( 26.2MP / Canon RF mount ) cheaper w / fee free card

£736.87
£4.50 from Italy ·
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Around £160 cheaper than the normal UK price. One of the smallest and lightest Full Frame mirrorless bodies. Cheaper with a fee free card.
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Key Features

  • A small, light and intuitive full frame mirrorless camera for beginners and amateurs with a 26.2-megapixel CMOS sensor and Digic 8 image processor
  • Dual Pixel CMOS Auto Focus with up to 4799 selectable AF positions, low light AF down to -5 EV and allows for Eye Detection AF
  • An out camera or indoor camera with maximum ISO 40,000 sensitivity
  • 5-axis stabilisation and Dual Sensing IS provide help to reduce camera shake
  • Capture all the action with up to 5fps¹ Fast continuous shooting and features a silent shooting mode
  • Shoot superb 4K video footage at 25p or Full HD video at 60p and featuring a 4K time-lapse mode
  • 7.5 cm / 3 inch 1.04M dot Vari-Angle LCD Touchscreen and 0.39-inch OLED Electronic Viewfinder
  • A comfortable EOS style grip in a lightweight 485g body, use of RF lenses and seamless compatibility with EF and EF-S lenses via an adapter (sold separately)
  • Easily pair to smartphones or tablets for remote control and wireless image transfer via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
  • For an in-store demonstration at a store near you, please scroll down to the 'Product guides and documents' section below and click on the link called 'Product Documentation' to see a list of Retailers and locations.

The product page is here.
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  1. michael.laing's avatar
    I can't say that this is a great mirrorless camera. It is full frame, but the dynamic range is pretty terrible for a full frame camera, worse than some APS-C cameras like the X-H2. The battery life is not particularly good, autofocus is very average. 1/4000 shutter speed is ok for a low end camera but not nothing more.

    Really the only thing going for it is the price. If you are desperate for a full frame camera, maybe this will suit you but personally, I would probably give it a miss.
    ohmygod2006's avatar
    Yep, it's a heavily cut down R and the tech inside is fairly old now.
  2. JoeyPants's avatar
    This is a great little camera if you're only interested in photos, and nothing beyond HD video.
  3. RealGeek's avatar
    Sorry I read Canon RIP in the first place
  4. taz002dev's avatar
    Hi. Got this. Quite a nice little piece of kit. Seems so small in my hands though compared to 5d mk3 which I am not quite willing to let go but wondering what is the cheapest upgrade on this camera?
    I discovered it does not have a shutter speed > 1/4000 . (edited)
    ElGofre's avatar
    The R8 is going to be the cheapest option that offers a direct upgrade, but it is a pretty incremental one- you get a newer sensor, faster processor and shutter speeds down to 1/16000 in an even lighter (but actually slightly larger) body, higher maximum ISO, higher resolution screen, marginally faster continuous shooting and deeper buffer. Lots of small improvements but it's going to feel fairly iterative. A used R7 would probably be the next step up that I'd personally consider a worthwhile move.
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