EOS R100 RF-S18-45mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens Kit

Hi all, I recently got a fairly cheap setup to take pics of the Moon and some other stuff and finally got a chance to give it a go.

This was taken at about 25 minutes before sunset today on an 11% waxing crescent Moon. I stacked 10 images at 1/4000, ISO 6400, that I took with a Canon EOS-R100 mirro

I was messing around with a friends Canon EOS R100 and their 400mm lens and captured this mid-day. Still one of my favorite moon pics taken to date.

I think you're asking the wrong question. Is Pentax autofocus bad? No, for the optical viewfinder DSLR, it's great. Pentax live view autofocus is... not good. The Canon 90D DSLR live view autofocus will out-perform any Pentax. The Nikon D780 live view will also out-perform any Pentax. That's because

A real mixed bag to be honest. Quite a few shot on either a Canon R1 or R5 with a 600mm + 2x or 1.4x TC attached. Some with a 15-35mm or a 70-200mm. There’s a couple there that my daughter took with her R100 and the 600mm f/11. Definitely needed the reach in most places!

Yesterday i was able to attach my Mirrorless camera to the telescope amd i got this. I know it can be better but i guess it's ok for a first try. On another sub i asked what would be necessary to be able to focus on a reflector telescope and that lead me to buying a new barlow lens. 900/114 telescop

The R100 is the go to. Decent quality at a decent price. If you think you might do some slow-mo gigs, you can go for the R50, but with the R50 you will also need an adapter to use non Canon flashes.

why do u want a full frame camera? limiting yourself to that means that your budget gives you very few choices i own one full frame camera and three crop sensor cameras. The crop sensor ones are better for travel. smaller and lighter. Modern crop sensor cameras are almost as good in low light as mod

My camera, a Canon EOS R100. It's real basic but it shoots nice lapses! This setting takes a shot every 3 seconds, the longest I've been able to do so far takes right at an hour to shoot and produces a 24 second video.

buying a brand new t7 in 2025 is a bit of a waste of money. the r100 is basically the same camera, but mirrorless, and it doesn't cost much more. I'd recommend going used, however. websites like mpb have plenty of used camera gear for a much better price than you'll get a brand new older camera for,

I would look at a Nikon D3500, Sony a6100 or 6000, and maybe even a ZV-E10. From Canon I would look at a used T7. DSLR VS Mirrorless: Mirrorless works like a phone, you get a live feed from the sensor put onto either a back screen or a small viewfinder. DSLR uses a mirror and prism in the path of th