Canon has introduced its latest mirrorless camera, the Canon EOS R 100. The 24.1MP APS-C sensor and Dual Pixel CMOS AF camera comes in a compact and lightweight body.
The EOS R100 features a 24.1MP APS-C sensor, several times larger than those found in high-end smartphones, providing a significant improvement in photo and video quality. Not only does this provide flawless colors and stunning detail, but it also gives users the ability to shoot in low-light conditions and get beautiful, authentic bokeh while smoothing out the background, allowing the subject to come into focus. Highlight.
Thanks to the EOS R range’s intelligent autofocus, the EOS R100 has Dual Pixel CMOS AF with fast and accurate subject detection, tracking of subjects’ eyes when using the viewfinder or LCD monitor, keeping up with the action and focusing. issues.
The EOS R100’s video performance has improved compared to a smartphone or DSLR camera, delivering 4K 25p video.1, bringing the advantages of the EOS R System to this easy-to-use, entry-level camera. It’s also capable of recording Full HD video at 60fps and 120fps at 720p, which is ideal for smooth slow-motion videos, which is especially useful when getting creative with vacation content. Reliable Dual Pixel CMOS AF also enables face detection and eye tracking when shooting in Full HD.
More information on the entry-level Canon EOS R100 can be found on the Canon website at the link below, and the camera will start at $480.
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