Canon EOS R50 Review
Photographer Dustin Abbott shares a thorough, real world review of the Canon EOS R50 budget APS-C mirrorless camera.
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Canon EOS R8 Review
Photographer Dustin Abbott shares a thorough, real world review of the Canon EOS R8 budget mirrorless camera.
Canon EOS R6 MK II Review
It was less than three years ago that Canon released its two first truly impressive full frame mirrorless cameras – the 45MP Canon EOS R5 (my review here) and the lower resolution (20MP) but still high performing EOS R6 (my…
Canon EOS R7 Review
The new Canon EOS R7 is an important addition to Canon’s mirrorless lineup for multiple reasons. First of all it (along with the simultaneously releases R10) help bring APS-C to the Canon RF mount, where lenses like the new 18-150mm…
Canon EOS R3 Review
The Canon EOS R5 (my review here) and EOS R6 (my review here) cameras showed that Canon was serious about the full frame mirrorless space. The former remains one of the best jack-of-all-trades cameras ever made, possibly bested only by…
Canon EOS R6 Review
While it was the Canon EOS R5 (my review here) that grabbed my attention personally (it is very close to being a perfect camera for my uses), it was the Canon EOS R6 that was even more interesting to others…
Canon EOS R5 Review
I was excited about the Canon EOS R5 from the moment it was announced. Finally it seemed that Canon was putting together a truly competitive camera that was ready to show that they were serious about the mirrorless space. The…
Canon EOS RP Review
The Canon EOS RP is Canon’s second entry in the new R series of mirrorless cameras from Canada. This second full-frame mirrorless camera comes with a slightly reduced spec list and a price tag roughly $1000 less – making it…
Canon EOS R Review
Canon shooters have been calling for a full frame mirrorless camera from for years. They watched all the cool new innovations on the Sony a7 series and wondered when Canon was going to catch up. I’ve seen dozens of “wish…
Canon EOS M5 Review
Canon’s venture into mirrorless has had mixed success. The EOS M cameras have largely been critical flops despite having some unique strengths largely due to arriving with limited feature sets when compared to the competition. Canon has also really lagged…
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV Review
 Oh, the Drama! Wow! When I made a video about preordering the day of the formal announcement of the 5D Mark IV, I had no idea that I was about to become embroiled in controversy. The initial response was…
Canon EOS 5DsR Review
Canon EOS 5DsR review The Megapixel Wars Ahh, the bloody days of the MegaPixel Wars. In the previous generation of cameras Canon had boasted the highest MP counts in most of its bodies, but when the Canon 5D MKIII and…
Canon EOS 80D Review
No Paper Tiger Canon is what you might call a “conservative innovator”. I read a lot of virtual ink spilled over a lack of innovation on Canon’s part with people lamenting all the ways where Canon is falling behind. And…
Canon EOS M3 Review
The EOS M has long been the “red-headed stepchild” of Canon’s camera lineup. Canon wanted a piece of the growing mirrorless system market with their DSLR-like sensors and miniature bodies, but when the EOS M came to the market in…
Canon EOS M Review
The old saying goes, “The best camera is the one that you have in hand…” Updated October 15th, 2013 with info on the EF-M 18-55mm f STM IS and a new gallery of images with the lens. That is very…
Why I Chose a Canon EOS 6D over a 5D MKIII
Updated on April 24th, 2013: I have enjoyed my 6D so much that I have now sold my 5D MKII and purchased a second 6D body. I think that pretty much says it all. Not on my Radar As many…