aizan
Veteran
the shorter grip is a bummer.
the shorter grip is a bummer.
Isn't this the equivalent of the Sony A7 at $798? The Sony A7ii at $998 has IBIS.
Lots of negativity here.
I'm not sure what the difference is between a good-looking camera and an ugly one anymore. This one looks all right to me, though I can't think of any new camera that is beautiful. The new Nikon Z-cameras are certainly ugly to my eyes, but that's the norm now.
- Murray
PS. I can't make the OP's link work.
You're right John for this much money they should.If this thing is $1400 new, they will sell well...
Isn't this the equivalent of the Sony A7 at $798? The Sony A7ii at $998 has IBIS.
Yes, I've used the A7ii. It didn't feel like my TV remote. I didn't have any problem using the Sonys, but I prefer the haptics of my XT2. It handles more like my film cameras with the aperture ring on the lens and the shutter speed and ISO dials on the top plate. I mention the A7 because it has the same specs as the EOS RP, is five years old, and half the price. The EOS RP is not a revolution in features or price as it is being portrayed.Have you ever used these Sonys? They are clunky...and feel like a TV remote... especially the A7. IBIS doesn`t work for all photography styles.
They at least need a regular style 50mm (F1.8 to F2) at a decent price for these cameras. A $1600 body with a $3000 50mm is not going to work too well for the budget conscious crowd. I'm not an adapter fan at all.
I agree, and a smaller “kit” zoom, like a reasonably sized 24-100/4 or something. It’s a hard sell to the masses when it’s not smaller or cheaper than the SLR it apparently replaces.
I can hear the salesperson now, “look how small and light this body is! It’s cheap too. Now you can choose this oversized 24-120/4 for an extra $1000, or the 50/1.4 for an extra $3000. The 50 is bigger and heavier too!”
A 35/2 and a 50/2 or thereabouts that are small and affordable will be an excellent addition (for Nikon too)
Canon is already offering a 35mm 1.8 with IS in native R (actually "RF") mount that I see selling for $499.00.
- Murray
These cameras (Canon and Nikon) are DOA already. Sony and Fuji are in charge of this market. Too little too late