The front control dial sits perpendicular to the top of the handgrip, with the M-Fn button right next to it and the shutter release ahead. You can set how much of the camera's controls are locked down when you turn it on-by default it will prevent unwanted changes to the rear dial and lens control ring, but you can also add the front dial, touch screen, and M-Fn bar to the list of locked controls via the menu. The Backlight control is closest, with the Record button slightly right and forward, and the Lock button. The EOS R's panel is monochrome, with an optional backlight, and shows the current shooting mode, exposure settings, and battery life.Ī cluster of buttons sit to its right. I love the trend of putting information displays on the top-it's something expected on an SLR, but often omitted from mirrorless designs. The right side of the top plate is also a mixed bag. Missing are any front control buttons-they can come in handy, like the dual programmable buttons that sit next to the Nikon Z 6's lens mount. It's space I'd prefer to see dedicated to a different control-a programmable dial perhaps. It's a simple two-stage design, and takes up a good amount of space. The R's power switch is on the top plate, to the left of the EVF and hot shoe. Its shutter releases tend to sit at a steep angle, at the top of the handgrip-a design choice that goes a long way to making the grip as comfortable as it is. Many manufacturers put the power switch around the shutter release-Canon doesn't. It's the first thing I noticed, and a big plus-but the R falters in other ergonomic areas. The EOS R's handgrip is very comfortable.
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The EOS R is priced in between the two, so it's not too surprising the camera sports the higher-end sensor from the 5D series and the lower-end build of the 6D. A teardown (Opens in a new window) by Roger Cicala at Lensrentals shows the EOS R's sealing to be more consumer-grade, similar to the EOS 6D Mark II. It is, though its weather sealing is not as extensive as the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Nikon Df ReviewĬanon states the EOS R is protected from dust and splashes. The EOS R measures 3.9 by 5.3 by 3.3 inches (HWD) and weighs 1.5 pounds (both figures are without a lens attached). It's sized similarly to an entry-level SLR, minus the extra space for the mirror box of course. The EOS R's silhouette looks like a Canon-it has the gentle, sloping lines we're used to seeing in the company's industrial design, a contrast to the more angled feel of the Nikon Z 6. But, despite offering a little bit more resolution, the EOS R is no threat to the Sony a7 III, our Editors' Choice in this category. The Canon EOS R ($2,299, body only) isn't as polished or as featured, but does have one big advantage for Canon users-it works with your existing SLR accessories, as well as lenses via an inexpensive adapter. We've already looked at the Nikon Z 7, which is a solid first effort. That changed in late summer, with both companies debuting new systems. The two biggest names in photography-Canon and Nikon-sat on the sidelines and watched as Sony became the hottest player in the full-frame mirrorless world.
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