Canon EOS R100

And I will, I will cover the two Canon cameras I own.

I'll have the turny dials on my Canon R100 and Canon 6D.

And you will have a camera manual with your camera so you can refer to them, and you can work out what they all are.

But I'll explain the ones that I've got.

I mean, this is going to be $800, so it's not a super cheap lens.

It's a big ask for people that are just looking to buy, like, an R100 that's, like, $400.

You know what I mean?

Yeah

I, I would rather invest in something like that, and I do understand when it comes to AP- APS-C, more, like, video-centric, if you are getting, like, an FX30 or something like that where it's Super 35, that makes sense to kinda invest in that line.

But I don't know.

If you're not doing video, I still think stills just step up to full frame at that point, or just go super budget-friendly, like R100, R50, a, a really cheap camera setup.

Yeah.

So here's something insane.

I was searching around Canon's refurbished site, which is a fantastic resource for people who are trying to save money, 'cause they had a bunch of lenses on sale yesterday and I wanted to see how much they were, and I happened upon a refurbished EOS R100 body.

Any idea what that's selling for refurbished?

Um, isn't that, like, 500 new?

I don't think she's got any real interest.

I bought her a Canon R100, which is a very entry-level mirrorless camera, and it's really nice, but she's got no interest whatsoever.

She sort of looked at it and went, yeah, okay, thanks.

Yeah.