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Canon Mirrorless Cameras
The Canon EOS R range includes full-frame and APS-C mirrorless bodies for photography, video and hybrid shooting. Both formats use the RF mount, with body-only and lens kit options providing different ways to build a system around Canon RF lenses. Park Cameras is an approved UK Canon retailer.
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Choosing an EOS R body
Full-frame models use a larger sensor, while APS-C applies a 1.6x crop to the field of view, framing more tightly with the same focal length. RF lenses work on both formats, while RF-S lenses are intended primarily for APS-C.
Resolution, shooting speed, autofocus, stabilisation and video capabilities vary by body, so choosing comes down to which features you need.
Body only, lens kit or moving from a DSLR?
Lens kits provide a ready-to-shoot combination, while body-only options suit anyone who already owns compatible glass or wants to choose a lens separately. Existing EF and EF-S lenses can also be used with a compatible EF-EOS R mount adapter.
For a closer look at one of the system's higher-resolution hybrid bodies, read our Canon EOS R5 Mark II review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do some bodies have two card slots?
Why do some bodies have two card slots?
Dual slots can record the same files to both cards for backup or separate different file types. Card configuration and supported formats vary by body.
Is in-body stabilisation the same as lens stabilisation?
Is in-body stabilisation the same as lens stabilisation?
No. IBIS compensates for movement at the sensor, while optical IS works within a compatible lens. Some bodies and RF lenses can coordinate both systems.
Can I add a battery grip later?
Can I add a battery grip later?
Only to compatible bodies. A grip can add power and duplicate controls for vertical shooting, but not every model supports one.
Is 4K video the same across every model?
Is 4K video the same across every model?
No. Depending on the body and frame rate, 4K may be oversampled from a higher-resolution readout or use a cropped sensor area, while recording formats also vary.
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