Canon EOS R100 Single Kit Mirrorless Camera + RF-S 18-45mm Lens + $100 Amazon Credit - $749 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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$749 for the single lens kit and $100 credit (Canon EOS R100 Single Kit Mirrorless Camera with RF-S 18-45 mm Lens + $100 Amazon Credit).

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$1,122.90 for the twin kit with two lenses and $150 credit (EOS R100 Mirrorless Camera Body + RF-S 18-45mm Lens + 55-210 mm Lens + $150 Amazon Credit).

"The promotional credit (for use towards a future Eligible Order) will be applied to the customer's Amazon.com.au account as a credit once the Qualifying Item has been shipped"

Purchase a select Canon Camera to receive $100 ($150 for the twin kit) Amazon promotional credit for use towards a future eligible purchase. This credit is available for use by 11:59PM (AEST) on 31 July 2025. T&Cs apply. Offered by Amazon AU.

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  kalakaar on 01/07/2024 - 20:40

  How do they compare to Canon EOS R50? New to dslr and need only to take still photography.

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    BlueGlowOne on 01/07/2024 - 22:17

    The good news is the sensor image quality output is not as crippled as the base DSLR models of yore sold at Big W. It is still Canon’s cheapest camera in that range and misses out on a lot of the mod cons of more expensive camera models making it more of a casual use camera.

    The limited Canon APS-C lens range for their R system also makes it expensive to upgrade long term and it will likely not have good resale value. One nice advantage is the size as having owned the Canon 100D/SL1 this camera would be easy to pack and go with.

    If I was shooting stills only more often or wanted to develop photography skills I would not go for this camera and instead save for a better mirrorless camera or get a used mid or high end APS-C or full frame DSLR which will open up a lot more inexpensive lens and accessories.

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  FPIFS on 01/07/2024 - 20:54

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  Here's a very thorough review of the two cameras side by side.
  https://www.rtings.com/camera/tools/compare/canon-eos-r50-vs…

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  ahboy on 01/07/2024 - 22:38

  No touch/articulating screen and no in-body USB PD charging are pretty big drawbacks compared to the R50, but if you're used to older (Canon) APS-C DSLRs and want to adapt your lenses, or just want a simple point and shoot it's apparently still a decent camera.

  I thought the R100 could be used straight as webcam via USB port, but apparently the webcam utility software still needs to be used. Can always use a capture card as it is able to output clean HDMI, and is probably the cheapest APS-C camera to do so at the moment, but it's a shame it can't be used straight as a webcam like other cameras released within the last year.

  General consensus seems to be that the R50 is worth the difference in price, and is better to get unless you're on a strict budget or have a specific use case for the cheaper R100. In addition to having in-body charging and a better screen, R50 has the more up to date autofocus algorithms from Canon, and for video has uncropped 4K with dual pixel AF in-tact.