Canon EOS R100 Review

The Canon EOS r100 is a very basic camera with a simple design. The sensor and image quality are decent, but the camera lacks key features such as touchscreen capability and tracking autofocus. The limited lens options and lack of USB charging are also significant drawbacks.

The sensor and image quality are decent, but the camera lacks key features such as touchscreen capability and tracking autofocus. The limited lens options and lack of USB charging are also significant drawbacks.

The Canon EOS r100 is a very basic camera with a simple design. The sensor and image quality are decent, but the camera lacks key features such as touchscreen capability and tracking autofocus.

The Canon EOS r100 has a very basic and compact design, making it easy to handle. However, the camera lacks important features and functionality, such as touchscreen capability and tracking autofocus. The limited lens options for the RF mount system are a significant drawback, as users are left with only a few zoom lenses, and no fast aperture primes or dedicated portrait and macro lenses. Additionally, the lack of USB charging makes it inconvenient for users who are used to easily charging devices via USB. The camera does offer decent image quality with a 24-megapixel APS-C sensor, but the overall shooting experience feels outdated and lacking compared to other options on the market. While the r100 may appeal to some users looking for a basic and affordable option to get into the RF mount system, there are better alternatives available for a similar price, offering more features and functionality.

The limited lens options for the RF mount system are a significant drawback, as users are left with only a few zoom lenses, and no fast aperture primes or dedicated portrait and macro lenses.