Canon EOS R3 "One YEAR Later" REVIEW...does it hold up? (vs Sony a1)

[@froknowsphoto]

Canon R3 or Sony a1, which do you choose?

[@guirodrigues.s]

Z9 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@fahdmoh8424]

Z9 😐

[@fraparentesi6637]

z9

[@AlbertKel]

R3. I am currently using it more then my R5 for just about everything. Amazing tactile feel and the autofocus is amazing.

[@MikeODonnell]

Just picked up two of the R3s last week

[@harleyxl2001]

I have been a canon guy since the 70s so staying with the brand was not a question for me. I most recently was using an R5 and an R6, my wife pushed me get an R3 and I gotta tell you, it is in every way the best camera I have ever used. I was a bit intimidated at first but I got over that pretty quickly. It is so easy to get an in-focus shot every time. I love it. And Skittles is the best pre-set ever created!

[@controversialtalks]

Feels like Jared polin wrote this comment

[@sportsnewst2Day]

John are you a working pro? We are from the same generation , I started shooting a decade after. Were you a Kodachrome shooter?

[@havoc025]

It’s been out for a year already!? Where has the time gone.

[@stepheneckert4006]

Close to a year, november will be a full year but we wanted to have this out by then

[@edk484]

The time lies behind you,...

[@perilthecat]

Well it’s been nearly a year and a half since they started hyping it, does in-utero time count?

[@AvianDnD]

ikr? it still feels like I got my RP recently.... that's 3 years ago

[@olivierlaw-pang3259]

Time’s gone in lockdown

[@_NoDrinkTheBleach]

I shot some NASCAR and IndyCar this past weekend with the R5, and it was really my first major use of the vehicle AF. While it didn't always know what part of the cars to focus on, I was legitimately blown away by how quickly it found both kinds of race car and how well it stuck to them. I was picking up cars from over 400 feet away like it was nothing, whether I was panning or stationary with a car driving straight towards my location. Back in the DSLR days, it always took a moment for the AF to start tracking something. Canon's mirrorless AF system is really special. If I had the money for the R3, I'd for sure have one in my bag. I used a 5D Mk III for five years, so I know that 24MP is plenty.

[@counterfit5]

It does pretty well at picking up boats, too. Planes are a little trickier, so far, but I haven't really put it in a good position for that, yet.

[@horrgakx]

15:09 I find the eye control very useful indeed. I don't need to calibrate it all the time which means that although it's never absolutely accurate the biggest thing for me is that it really helps move the focal point instantly to where I need it, which is very useful for weddings etc.

[@Krispy038]

Bought an R3 at launch to replace my R5. Damn near perfect camera. Wish it had duel cf express cards, full hdmi, more mega pixels, etc.

[@cecilspantyhose]

more megapixels? The R3 is 24 and the R5 is 45... lol

[@eeo9040]

that‘s R1😂

[@GhosTigre]

@@cecilspantyhose He wishes it had more megapixels with the speed of the R3.

[@cecilspantyhose]

@@GhosTigre Ohhh, WISH. I didn't see that key word until now lol. 24 is still plenty but 50 can certainly come in handy

[@shang-hsienyang1284]

I wish it had dual CFE-B.

[@framingthewild]

Very well presented video, Jared. I am happy owner of two R3s and I would choose them all over again if I had to. The body design, ergonomics and feel is top notch and makes me want to take my cameras out all the time. Autofocus is superb as well as the customisability. I have always used back button focus (before on Fujifilm) but it's only now when I switched to Canon R3 that I was able to set up dual back button focus and it's been a revelation for wildlife photography. Video features are fantastic, especially with the newly added FHD 240fps mode, which looks great upscaled to 4K btw (replaced the 4K 120fps for me). I do wildlife photography and filmmaking, yet I have never owned high megapixel camera, so 24mp is perfectly fine for me.

[@nitjai]

I am shifting from 1dx to mirror less. I do only wildlife photography, I am confused between R5 and R3. Budget is not a issue. I will be using it with 600 f4 is2. From your experience does 24 mega pixels capture enough details in subjects like birds?

[@taurohnyt617]

@@nitjai have you decided ? I am currently unsure which one to buy

[@JoshuaVensel]

The rear lens cap complaint is legit. EF caps would go on about 3 different ways, and RF caps are painstakingly slow to line up.

[@nicolasd8714]

Hello Jared, thank you for this review. I got the R3 since 1 year, It is better than my previous 1DXIII but I am expecting a lot from the R1. Hardware - 45 Mpix - 30 fps raw / sec - New battery with usb-c slot - 2 CF Express B slot - Better weather selling solution for the flash - Better EVF - One addionnal Button for the backfocus on the back - One additionnel Button on the top at left for HDR & Mutiple exposure fonction (it is so boring to have to go within the menu to get it) Software : - Better autofocus menu than R3/R5 - Better eye control solution (it does not work at all on the R3 for me) - Better network menu (Shame on Canon for this menu since the 5DM3)

[@jeffkernen1554]

As for the pain in the ass rear lens caps, what I did was paint a small line with a silver Sharpie that lines up with the metal contacts on the back of the lens. They're much easier to see, especially in lower light or when your lens is in a bag. Lining the Sharpie up with those contacts makes it a lot easier.

[@nigelwest3430]

I'm trying to decide between the R5 and R3, this video is helping to steer me towards the 3

[@jimmyscott7414]

The more I watch your videos, the more I like your style. Excellent summary.

[@rossmtbiker]

thank you Jared for this video. about a month ago i took the plunge, but i chose the R5 over the R3 and the a1. i shoot a fair bit of wildlife and i'm a cropper 🙂

[@esphilee]

When the Auto focus focuses on focusing, I can focus on framing and exposure.

[@smallrtech]

Also Jared, we have a lot of screens that go 4K to 8K resolutions, or some movies/video games or artists in digital content may use textures up to 8192x8192 px for rendering 3D and cg. That's why my camera is the R5, because of the resolution and the fact that I only shoot stuff for digital screens and or artist textures and content and I have sometimes to get to 16384x16384 pixels by stitching images! The 24mpx R3 is definetly usable for this kind of contents but it's a waste as I don't need most of his features for that, that's why I completely agree with you on that, for sports, prints or anything it's just the sweet spot and files are not too heavy!

[@AndiusTeijgeler]

Great camera, especially the autofocus. Three issues I have faced: One you mention as well the lens backup is more difficult to put on. The second is the bad quality of the Eyecup. It broke down within three months and replacements aren't available for months. The third issue is that the eye-control doesn't work for me. Probably has to do with my glasses. All in all highly satisfied.

[@kalleankaa7536]

The shot on motley crew frontman is the best. Looks larger than life. Good job.

[@allanabani]

Man, the photo shot from the concert where the singer pretends to punch the camera is just legendary. Great job ;)

[@77dris]

I think the R3 is the best camera you can buy right now. 24 MP can be upsampled to match 45 MP easily (I've done it with the R6 using Adobe Camera Raw and images are as sharp as the R5). Everything else is almost perfect about this camera, except the price. It costs $8800 in Canada with tax! I paid $4200 for my industry leading 1D Mark III when it was brand new. 100% price increase is insane.

[@michael-4k4000]

I have a Z9, but I agree 24MP is more then enough. In fact shooting at high frame rates 20fps + at 45MP+ just kills your memory cards and hard drives. Sport pictures don’t need to be high megapixel, the only benefit that I find useful is your ability to crop a lot and still have a lot of pixels left. When you shoot the Z9 at 60fps it lowers the MP to 11MP and that’s totally fine, no one needs 60fps at 45MP.

[@FART-REPELLENT]

@@michael-4k4000I need 100FPS at 100MP

[@gazzwad]

that shot on stage was epic :) 10:30

[@EmeraldAudiovisual]

This !!

[@MiguelVermeulen]

The RF 27-40 f2 is indeed amazing. I use it for 99% of my work in nightlife and it's a workhouse pur sang! Heavy, expensive...but worth it! Using it for almost 3 years.

[@sebastiankaulen60]

is it a Canon lens?!

[@MiguelVermeulen]

@@sebastiankaulen60 it is indeed a Canon lens.

[@Canon1DMkII]

Since I own a ton of EF L lenses, it isn’t a difficult decision. R3 all day long.

[@loudandclearmedia]

Those adapt just as easily to E mount systems you know. I use a 24mm Canon tilt shift regularly on the A1. Granted, that's a manual lens, but the autofocus EF glass I've adapted have all worked just as well.

[@Canon1DMkII]

@@loudandclearmedia Yes, I owned an A9 and A7 III for a while.

[@LGS_Inc]

I love my EOS RP, I have been dying to get my hands on a R3. You guys are so lucky!

[@garymeredith2441]

Jared , I have had my R3 since November 2022 it has been the most troublesome camera I've ever had in my entire life , this camera has been in 8 times for repair and Canon refuses to replace it , it doesn't even work half as good as my 1DX and it's the original . What can I say about this camera and this one that I own hasn't been the only R3 that is junk , 2 out of the 3 loaner cameras that I have had as loaner cameras have been even worse than my camera and those are Canon EOS R3 loaners , these R3 Canon camera's ARE JUNK this is what I can say about this JUNK THAT CANON IS MAKING .

[@ronrotunno522]

What types of problems have you experienced? Mine has never so much as hicupped. Same story for my R5 though, maybe I'm just lucky.

[@DaneRThomas]

R1: 30 MP with global shutter to completely eliminate rolling shutter, dual CF express cards, and improved video specs. Maybe dual USB-C ports to expand simultaneous charging and tethering options, but that will still not satisfy dongle-haters (not judging!) who would rather have a more robust HDMI port built-in. And of course, they also need to enable Jared to capture the viewfinder video that he craves!

[@onlysublime]

I didn't realize how much I would miss Canon's old rear lens covers. Whoever thought of a system where you have to line up the lines in order to screw on a cap should be spanked. My solution ended up being to print these white arrow stickers and put them on the cap cover. That makes it very easily and quickly to line up the markers. Even works in moderate darkness.

[@counterfit5]

I might try something similar. Trying to cap the rear of a lens while on a whale watch was... ineffective

[@jpprovost64]

i work for Canon ! Thanks you !!

[@fransboer]

In the first 25 years I worked on Nikon. At that time, no one worked on Canon. However, when autofocus and later digital cameras came along, Nikon lost the market. The first two digital Nikon cameras, however, were quite bad. So, like many photographers, I switched to Canon. Now that mirrorless cameras are becoming the new standard, the time has come to possibly switch to a different system because new lenses are a must. Jared, I've been following your tests and reviews. Canon, Sony and Nikon all make good cameras. However, Canon stands out with its perfect ergonomics and lightweight body, very important for professionals. and that 24 megapixel is more than enough. I've worked with 16 and 20 megapixel cameras for 19 years and never had any problems with clients. The last years of my career I will continue with Canon and yes it has become the R3.

[@jeffkernen1554]

I shot on Nikon DSLRs for the first 25 years of my career as well, starting with the D1. I was using the Nikon Z9 and switched last year to the R3 for the amazing autofocus. For me, the entire Canon mirrorless system is perfect. I've never looked back.

[@reggaestylee]

Just bought my second body

[@johnjuby6184]

To pop the cover on quickly, I just highlight on the cover with a silver marker on edge and face where the slot is.

[@wellbrock]

Great video and summary of the R3 after a year...Thanks so much!

[@perilthecat]

I’ll be happy when the A1’s successor has an A7RIV rez sensor, or maybe when the next A7R has the A1’s buffer clearing. I like being able to see my reflection in my subject’s eyes, lol.

[@stephanes.]

The R1 will have the ability to record the EVF!

[@rhykko77]

You've come a very long way Jared .......your balanced viewpoints are, in my books, SOLID ......and you have your brain plugged in and apply your knowledge and experience with great insight . You are an asset to both the professional and amateur photo communities. Kudos !

[@michael-4k4000]

You really think Jared is balanced? He doesn’t even include the Z9 in his comment “which do you prefer the A1 or R3”? If you don’t think Jared is biased your nuts! Personally I still watch him, Jared is more of an entertainer then anything else!

[@saidharshini4187]

He's biased that's true, cause now that it's been 2 years we all know that z9 and A1 has more value than R3. Also A1 af is inferior??? lol he don't want to calibrate it @@michael-4k4000

[@jacquesvermeulen7105]

Jared. Thank You For Being You! You mean a lot to me. Love from 🇿🇦

[@HeathBlythe]

Finally, been waiting for this. Didn't wait for this to buy it though, pretty sure it was more than what I needed after using a GH5 for professional photojournalism.

[@brucemacneil]

The 11-24 with the CP adapter is the greatest thing ever.

[@miroslavoreskovic7111]

R3 is not a flagship, R3 is a spaceship from my point of view. It's my first stills camera where i don't need to think about ISO noise, not to mention autofocus capabilities and everything else!!! R3 is insane. I completely agree about high megapixel story: 24MP are more then enough, also for larg prints...

[@SnakrGarage]

It's nice to hear that Jared. Welcome back!

[@johnwilkinson9194]

FANTASTIC image of the rockstar at the 10m mark!

[@ScottHelland]

I just had an R3 delivered today - took the plunge thanks to $500 off from Canon and another $500 off from B&H. I've even made myself work my 'day job' all day and haven't even cracked the box open yet! The box has been sitting 3 feet away from me for about 6 hours. (not sure how I've managed....) :D

[@finnurth]

10:32 That's epic!

[@khlongtoeistreet]

This video was so life changing, keep up the good work

[@jamesmaguire5414]

Just purchased the R3 today! Can’t wait to use it!

[@RolandAyala]

+1 on the RF rear caps, but as least they go on "clockwise is lockwise", unlike Nikon which drives me even more nuts. Also +1 on R3. I had and sold two Z9s as part of comparing side-by-side w/ the R3. I doubted my decision to sell the first Z9 so bought another, but came back to the same conclusion. The Z9 res is a plus, but love picking up the R3 and shooting with it -- I can't say the same for the Z9. The R3 just feels great in the hand, I prefer it's A/F system, and I prefer the RF glass. Basically, what you said. I do wish the R3 had more res for more flexibility, but the R1 will be out soon enough (12-18mo) and I will just trade-up to it when that time comes.

[@nickmorgan5933]

Interesting and informative video. For me the big thing that neither the R3 or the Z9 can match is the form factor for the A1. I absolutely love the small body that I can add a grip to when needed. I've gotten spoiled by the recent mirrorless trend of smaller bodies. I bought the Z9 and liked a lot about it ( I actually think the AF does some things better than the a1), but at the end of the day the form factor felt like a regression. I loved nikon's new glass, but have been blown away by the quality of the GM prime lenses and they are lighter and faster. I would love to take an R3 out for a spin one day, but I've never been able to get around the button layouts, and their glass seems to be behind even Nikon.

[@jbilly24]

Since most professionals alternate between landscape and portrait modes often, the full-size bodies are not a "regression" I promise you. lol.

[@nickmorgan5933]

@@jbilly24 I make money shooting sports so I'm entirely aware of how cameras are used; I think you entirely missed my point. A1 keeps the smaller form factor of modern mirrorless. Add grip when needed. Z9 is heavier and only marginally smaller than D5. R3 is lighter and smaller, which is great, but its a positive in my book to have a full featured flagship that you can reduce the form factor on as needed. It allows me to use the camera for more things. The A1 offers that, but I realize that's a personal preference. However, my point was that as mirrorless has gotten smaller, Nikon went back to a camera that weighed more and is almost equal sized to their full-size DSLRs.

[@spaceman-pe5je]

@@nickmorgan5933 assuming we're talking about Canon or Nikon deciding to either do built in vertical grip, or an optional one, the optional one will be heavier than it built in, if all other things stay the same. and that optional one will have worse structural integrity.

[@Photomeike]

Vader Fro would be proud!

[@CC1028]

Great video on all the reasons I love my R3! Your videos are so well done!🙂

[@jimbolton18]

Beautiful summary. I still shoot professionally with 5dmk3’s. If the economy livens up maybe I’ll splurge.

[@yannisvaroufakis9395]

I have been enjoying the R6 for a year and a half now and am wondering whether to go all in and get the R3. I don’t do video, only stills. Portrait, family, street, travel. I have a 6 year old son who I photograph all the time so I guess that also qualifies as wildlife/action photography. I like to print and display my photos, up to A1 size. And I don’t crop much, if at all. I don’t need 45mp since I don’t see any difference in prints over the 20mp of my R6. What’s more important to me is the low light performance, color science and AF. Also build quality and durability, since I travel to remote locations where I expose my gear to inclement conditions. I don’t buy every iteration of a camera. My previous one was a 5DIII that I had for 10 years, and I miss its tank-like body. But I figure that now that the R1 will be coming out, which I’ll never afford or need, it might be an opportunity to jump to the R3 once the price drops and keep it as my one and only camera for at least a decade or two.

[@413TomaccoRoad]

If you can't nail a shot with 3fps , you aren't a real shooter. It doesn't cost much more to be a blaster. I miss the days when shooters ruled, not blasters.

[@MacOSTen]

Superb video. Thinking of getting a R3 so this was really helpful. Cheers.

[@mikequirozr.7568]

For brands to just keep their limit’s pushing it’s just good for us always! Great camera 🤘

[@genxtechguy]

Few cameras … if any (?), can do full frame 6K 60p video in 12-bit Raw internally with world class autofocus along with great low light capability … AND without the need for external battery systems (R5c).

[@janvanholten7592]

Thanks for this solid review. Just bought one, trying it out. But what a difference compared with my 1DX already.

[@amermeleitor]

Difference in a good way?

[@jackcooper4738]

ive been wanting canon to release sensor shift tech for higher resolution. i love taking landscapes with my r6 and it would be nice to set it up on a tripod and easily snap higher megapixel photos!

[@sportsnewst2Day]

Jared, I agree 100% with you on MP, I have made very large immaculate prints using a Canon 1D2 an 8 MP camera if my memory serves me correctly! A photographer should have no worries with current pro cameras.By he way I enjoy watching the young photogs gear hop as technology advance, great entertainment for us Old School photographers! 🙂

[@Rats1984ify]

how large is very large please? Can we do a 20'' wide/long print or in other words how much pixel per inch worked just fine? Thnx

[@FART-REPELLENT]

@@Rats1984ifyGood question; before I invest in the R3 I want to know if it will enable me to make 30"x20" prints with a 3'ft viewing distance.

[@mikafoxx2717]

​@@FART-REPELLENTthe answer is yes

[@ayayoutuber]

if the R3 is good enought for Kym Illman to photo F1 races, it is good enough.

[@officialbrandoncoleman]

Great informational video bro definitely you would love to have the canon R3 one day!

[@legaleaz]

I agree. I love my EOS R5 and the RF lenses but I hate the lens caps. It’s a very stupid idea

[@chesterjohnson4504]

Very true, The lens caps are a pain and the RF lenses are so damn expensive! Very good lenses but wow, very costly.

[@counterfit5]

@@chesterjohnson4504 I'd say the 24-105 f4L and 70-200 f4L are not too bad on price, but the other RF L lenses are quite pricey. I might never buy my own 100-500 if I can rent it for a week 21 times before I come to that price

[@chesterjohnson4504]

@@counterfit5 Agree. I have kept my Nikon DSLR's the d810 and the d4s. It will be much easier for me to purchase fast, prime replacement glass if I decide to do so. I over bought when I purchased the the R5 and the 3 RF lenses as I am not making any sort of money with my photos. The Canon system is very nice but it has been a learning curve for me who had shot with Nikons for over 40 years. Not sure what I am going to do. The IS in the R system is a big plus.

[@ayhankayhan2785]

17:51 ur german accent is flawless

[@AdventureDriver]

About the lens caps; I enhanced the red markers with white tippex (or any permanent white marker) on lens and caps, as the red markers are invisible in low light.

[@seansmith2826]

We love you photo Daddy

[@RichardAllen7753]

Thank u for the Phila photos, Fro!

[@tossemanden]

Hey Jared. Do you still recommend the r3? Best wishes. Thanks for a great video as ALWAYS!

[@ngonzale3]

No such thing as a perfect camera, but r3 is probably the least compromising mirrorless camera made. That aside, I thank you, Frowknows for all the content and insight you’ve provided over the many years on KZbin. Your contribution is amazing.

[@spaceman-pe5je]

and the z9?

[@is92173]

Whatever you did to promote this video, keep it up. Literally every video I watched, this was the number 1 recommend video next. I mean I'm a subscriber, so I get it. Good video nonetheless.

[@froknowsphoto]

i didn't do anything different.

[@falloutboy2282]

Now Sony boys hated this review!

[@troy5568]

Why should they? Sony has set the standards so high for years that it took them this amount of time to catch up; and they're using a Sony-invented "memory-stacked sensor" design to do that. Also the algorithm for AF speed. If not for them, the other two wouldn't be where they are now in terms of focusing capabilities on their flagship cameras. If there's no such thing as a Sony A1, the Canon R3 and Nikon Z9 would both be stuck at DSLR-level of focusing speeds, lol.

[@breh9320]

@@troy5568 u can spot a sony boi when ya see one 😂

[@v_stands_for_value124]

R3 disrespects the a1 so bad

[@moneymakingsim4314]

Why?? Canon literally used Sony’s technology to build on this big fat BEAST of a camera body!! And the new A9iii global shutter it kills this!! Sony for the win yet again!!!

[@stevengarcia9367]

Nice ! Really nice piece of machine . I can see a panoramic lense in the future 😎

[@szymon5232]

A1 is a prototype in some way. Switching to R3 is to costly for me because of glass i have. Therefore I am waiting for a9iii 😉

[@ochinonn]

can we use eye AF while wearing glasses?

[@loganryan7093]

As much as I love the R3 (shooting with it for 6 months so far), the weather sealing failed me on a rainy shoot in Brazil. I have had numerous shoots in rainy conditions with various Sony cameras in the past and never run into any issues. This could have been an isolated incident, but nonetheless, I can’t say I have much confidence in the weather sealing of Canon’s highest end pro mirrorless camera body.

[@evertonwood3310]

What lens were you using?

[@CarlMartRod]

It would be good to know what lens you were using. To have a "complete" weather sealing, the lens must be weather sealed as well.

[@mattdamarell]

Could you give more information please. Just saying it failed doesn't tell me anything. I have used my R5 (with weather sealed lenses) from -15°C to 35°C, in snow, light to moderate rain and never had an issue so it surprises me to say the least that the R3 would habe any issues.

[@loganryan7093]

My R3 had on an RF 70-200mm f2.8. It had been getting lightly rained on for a couple hours. One time when I went to turn it on, it just wouldn’t. I changed batteries under a tent and it still didn’t work. What is really surprising is that my other camera is an R5 with a battery grip and an adapted 16-35mm f4 for most of the shoot, and I DID switch lenses a couple times on that body. The 70-200mm never left the R3 for the whole shoot though. Shockingly, the R3 stopped working and the R5 never had any issues, despite being completely soaked after over 7 hours by the time the shoot was done. The R3 failed after about 4 hours. Completely shocked me.

[@FART-REPELLENT]

Maybe it's because the rain is different in Brazil? 🤣

[@ItsWhatIDo]

For me it will always come down to what feels right in your hand and for me that has always been Canon. They have just nailed the ergonomics of the bodies they produce. I wish I could afford the R3 but unless you want to take pity on a poor english bus driver Jared I will have to stick with my 90D

[@texmex9721]

Damn it! Mine is still on order!

[@HenryOrtlip]

I’m using the R5c and R3 strictly for video. The evf on the R3 is perfect and blacks out the edges. The r5’s evf is no bueno and they don’t offer any extra eye piece to give a black out site.

[@HeathBlythe]

Funny, here I was looking for a wider and bigger eye piece because I find a lot of stray sun rays hitting my eye when shooting.

[@JePeVePe]

Bought the R3... and later the 28-70... I used it for windsurfing photography , there the eye focus is bit 'weird' , not working all the time, but I never had a camera that was perfect for windsurfers on a hefty sea , grey skies and windforce 8 in your face ;) Camera's have difficulties detecting windsurfers, it's that simple. With video, used it in a 40 minute interview, forgot to put it on 4K , 'only' shot on 1080p , with the 28-70, ... you cannot see the difference almost, it's that sharp and detailed. I still have to shoot more with it, but having the R5 too, I didn't feel the AF was snappier yet, but that's perhaps since I didn't use it for portrets or something like that yet. The 28-70/F2.0 ... damn, that's a lens... it's a beast, but glad I bought it, since I read to many reviews that the 24-70/F2.8 RF wasn't that different from the EF version (which I still have also). I will slowly replace my EF glass I think, and sell my 1D-XmkII... so then I'm fully RF mount'ed.... Canons lenses are expensive though, so... one lens I probably will not replace, and that's the EF 500/F4.0L IS II. way to expensive to 'replace' and I doubt it will make a big difference. O btw, at Tony and Chelsea, Chelsea ditched the Canon R5 / R3 since, she liked the Nikon better now, or was it the Sony.... Doesn't mather, she will switch again within a half year... seems the lady can't shoot with the current camera's... so always goes for the next best thing on the market (and ... has tons of money do replace her whole gear everytime).

[@v-gc7257]

Good review. Nikon user here. Need to switch to canon. Impressive

[@notdisclosed7053]

Totally agree about the back caps - terrible design.

[@ikaang5405]

just got the canon mark II and you helped alot

[@nickjmuzik]

Agree about the back caps !!!!!

[@russellbaston974]

Agree about the RF back cap🙄. I helped myself a bit by mixing some pigment with epoxy and put a little dot on the cap’s line -up mark.

[@richardlautens7723]

white nail polish works great.

[@ZGBrickfilms]

Definitely agree that the back caps on the RF lenses are one of the worst things ever!

[@parttimephotographer3384]

Great video. Love the R3.

[@JoeElementz]

I totally agree. I just bought the Ninja V for scream recording and it's not possible with the R3. That's what is throwing me off each time I pick it up for reviews. I have also mentioned it a couple of times. Hopefully, they will do something about it and soon

[@carlosazevedo7748]

you can't record using ninja if you are using the screen?

[@robertvarner9519]

I still prefer my Kodak Fiesta camera.

[@youknowwho9247]

Honestly, even the cropping argument when considering sensor mpix doesn't really hold up. I shoot with an a7r IV and an a9 side by side on weddings and events all the time and I process the files from both in exactly the same way, that is to say I crop or don't as needed. Never have I run into issues. In fact, I completely forget about the fact that I used two different cameras that are 36 mpix apart when I'm in post. Except during import - then I hate the large a7r IV files. :D Sidenote: I'm not saying that having higher res is never an advantage. But those occasions are rare, and sharp glass does much more for crop ability than sensor resolution.

[@ricosnake3591]

You are awesome, ty for all the motivation and inspiration

[@MitchGaar]

So glad you made this about Canon. I love my R5 and R6. I have a few friends who want to with to Sony, and have Canon glass. They are beginners, but people are telling them to goo ONLY Sony. I hope this might help them do what I said. LOL Your content is the best Jared. I recommend your videos to a lot of people. Keep up the great work, you are the man. I buy your shirts and love the comments.

[@kevinmccarty157]

Closer comparison to the a9ii

[@francisdrelling4060]

Love your reviews. Thanks, FD

[@darylhermann3792]

Jared. Great review. I'm shooting with the R5 and thinking to upgrade. Honestly I live the R3 but think if they would have dropped the eye control and lowered the price it would have been all anyone ever needed. I'm sure that eye control function cost alot. Which leads me to why everyone thought it was supposed to be their flagship cuz that's a flagship feature. I got a feeling R1 will be 60-80 mp with a half resolution mode, dual CF, dual Digi X processors, and all the bells and whistles cuz that's a mic drop camera. For the encore song. They will come out with fully AI tracking modes. Similar but better than the new Sony. Lastly but not least canon. Wtf. Give us pre and post burst on the R3 like the R7 has. WTF!!!

[@gabrielrhodes6067]

GREAT VIDEO!!!! Canon EOS R5C vs Canon EOS R3 for interviews???

[@thomasgrahamdavies1962]

Thanks Jared. That was very informative and helpful. I'm getting close to completely kitting out from new (even though I'm a total amateur). 75% of my shooting has always been rugby, so I'm needing something that focuses really quick. I've always been a Nikon man, but with the amazing sounding Canon line up and Nikon line up I'm struggling to decide. Shooting rugby, I usually have to crop most of my shots and my biggest concern is how much I can crop from a 24mg camera and keep the quality there.

[@RichardBirchett]

Great review as always Jared! Confirm all what you’ve said and I’m a happy snapper with my R3, amazing for a wildlife photographer! Plus, those lens caps on the RF series are crapola… 😂👊

[@WingoverVideos]

My R3 is never in the bag - it is bonkers good

[@esco.letsgo]

Sony A1, EOS R3, Nikon Z9, etc. What is the next level/name/type of camera after this, what are they called?

[@MarkLaingPhotography]

Superb review Jared.

[@pokedrawcryptokids]

Thanks ❤️

[@danielesterman440]

So question. I have the opportunity to get pretty much half price canon gear so money isn't an issue. I primarily snap wildlife. Settled on the RF 100-00 but r6ii, R5 or R3. Weight isn't an issue

[@billmckim532]

Come out whale watching with us this season we are in Belmar and have a photographers box on the boat . I love my R3