Canon EOS R8 vs R7 vs R10: Which Camera SHOULD You Buy?

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Canon R1, Canon R5 Mark II, Canon R6 Mark II. Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO
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[@froknowsphoto]

Quick correction: R10 CAN do 1/16000 in electronic shutter

[@00eshi]

As someone who is using a R8 now and had a R10, I definitely recommend the R8 if budget allows. The High ISO performance in R8 is MUCH better than the R10. I was getting more noise at ISO1600 in the R10 than ISO6400 in the R8. I did like the shutter sound on R10 more than that on the R8 tho, it's so much more snappy!

[@MusabTahaTarik]

I cant justify the 2x price difference

[@00eshi]

@@MusabTahaTarik The price gap should have closed a bit with the summer sale going on now. I would say it's worth it, but everybody's financial situation is different.

[@splenced7091]

@@MusabTahaTarik you can get a good condition used r7 for 1000 dollars

[@f.iph7291]

Jared should call this channel Canon Polin lol. The amount of canon marketing in these videos are unwatchable while there is no panasonic, Fuji, hasselblad, leica, Om system....

[@00eshi]

@@f.iph7291 Cuz he shoots canon bro. And canon is superior, we all know that

[@ommer15]

12:49 quick note, the r10 shutter speed on electronic shutter is actually capped at 1/16000 instead of 1/4000 as mentioned in the video

[@GinoFoto]

They overlooked that fact, probably because the feature depend on the mode set.

[@simonmaduxx6777]

if it's anything like the m62 sensor, super high shutter speeds become susceptible to scanlines because of the slowness of the sensor read out.

[@Kevon420]

The R7 rules!

[@TheArtofKAS]

Thank you JARED! I was working on a buy list for my yearbook students and I put all three of these cameras on the list. Definitely going to have to use this video as a reference for the future now. Thank you! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@gnawty4662]

You have always been super helpful. Thanks Fro!

[@Spartan80HD]

I’m so happy you made this guide! I just wish you made this one when I was trying to decide between R8 and R7 last year. I’ve enjoyed my R7 though, I’ve been shooting sports and enjoying the little bit of extra reach.

[@AveryLWayne]

I was just gifted an R100 (which I know is not "pro-level" but has been a wonderful start) for my birthday a couple of weeks ago and picked up a Canon RF 55-210 as a starter zoom lens for it. I've enjoyed finding my way back to photography so much that I've been debating what to choose as my camera to grow into as I certainly want to keep going. I was having a tough time choosing between the R7 and R8 as cost is factor for me so this will involve some saving, but as someone that is loving wildlife and outdoor photography this has cemented my decision to put the R7 on my wish list along with the Canon RF 100-400 lens. Thank you for the excellent breakdown, and being willing to toss in some explanation for beginners like me when doing a comparison like this.

[@adilcoelho]

i've this exact R7+RF 100 400mm and it is amazing!

[@mvp_kryptonite]

Best to master your current kit. Find the body and lens limitations before you upgrade

[@adilcoelho]

@@mvp_kryptonite good advice! I've spent 8 years on a T6i and got a 55 250 for it. Your kit is already really good and youll find much more improvement in actuslly taking pics, instead of going for newer equipment.

[@AveryLWayne]

@@mvp_kryptonite I mentioned saving, we're talking the idea of upgrading for me being at least a year out if not longer at the costs involved. I'm a single parent with only my own income to consider, so without being gifted my current kit I wouldn't be getting back into this hobby again at all. I don't plan to rush an upgrade, just give myself something to work toward and rough goal of how much I'll need to invest in order to do so. As far as regular shooting for practice, I've been doing so daily for the few weeks I've had my current camera and have planned several trips in the area for the summer in order to continue to do so. Hyperfocus is a powerful thing, especially when I have a target to aim for. :)

[@barrytakespictures8947]

I bought a Canon R8 for traveling...I absolutely love it!

[@cfsrueda9349]

I’ve bought the R8 as my second body and i haven’t had any issues because only has one card slot. Is a great camera and for traveling I couldn’t recommend it enough! With a small lens like the 50 1.8 or the 28 2.8 is a great travel combo. Great for portraits with the 85 2.0 and 1.2. Check marks to Canon for a great camera

[@carloruano]

Hi Jared! Thanks to your videos I felt confident in buying two Canon R8 Bodies this past cyber Monday from Canon refurbished for $999 per body! After shooting on my first camera, 70D, for the last 9 years, and it’s been an absolute gamechanger for my photography! Lowlight Image quality, AF, and Full Frame sensor have been worth it in my experience. Thanks again!

[@brb669]

Fantastic presentation! Especially if one (not me) is a beginner in photography. Eyeing on the R8 AS my b/c camera.

[@360gradenpanoramafotografi7]

Many check marks for Jared for comparing cameras!!!!!

[@dr.xx1]

I have R8 since 10/23 and it is amazing, its small and compact, great desing, all buttons on place.. for me the best camera for this price ❤

[@johnwilde164]

A nice, comprehensive, comparison.

[@lluucciikk]

thank you so much Jared! I've been looking into the R Canon cameras to upgrade from my EOS 250D to get into sports photography (to not waste tons of money on EF glass when eventually I'll be switching to a higher end R body) so this comparison comes in very handy

[@CuratedByMeraki]

am loving the r8 review

[@okaro6595]

17:26 The viewfinder magnification is measured with a 50 mm lens (RF 50 mm f/1.2 to be specific) and they do not consider the crop factor so crop sensors naturally have larger magnifications. In the real life you would use a shorter focal length on crop which reduces the image. You got the R7 and R10 mixed. The R10 has 0.95x and the R7 1.15. The R8 has 0.7x but if you adjust with the crop factor it would be the same as with R7.

[@user-dz8xp2vj6l]

Great comparison - thanks very much. I am looking to buy either R7 or R10. The built-in flash seems really important yes? I don't want to lug around an other bit of kit (external flash), or is that no big deal?

[@pixelpeter3883]

That view from the Skye bridge towards the mainland is pretty great too :-)

[@Gremlack13]

I debated between and r8 and am r6II, ultimately choosing the r6II. The r8 seems like a great camera for the price, but only 6fps with a first curtain electronic shutter when the others get 15 mechanical always seemed weird to me. They basically just took the rp physical traits and added the r6II sensor and processor, while leaving so many things the same. Still a great value full frame camera.

[@David_Quinn_Photography]

Can you do another video like this of all of the RF APS-c cameras for wildlife photography?

[@mikeanchelle04]

Jared. I have the RP, love it. Compared to a friend Z9 my birding ability lacks. I have a hard time following birds , Nikon has a feature that you turn on when birding. Does the R8 have something similar? Or should I go up to the R6 mark 11?

[@CryptoJones]

I got the R6 based on your R6 vs R6 MK II vs R8 video you posted last year. It's my favorite canon camera I've ever owned.

[@energieinfo21]

Same her for R6 ii: The R6 ii was 40% more expensive but it gives me (1) bigger battery, (2) sensor image stabilization (EF and stone age FD is used), dual card slots (for more important projects if I will come to this level). R6 ii was important for me to be future proof in terms of video. And it is really a beast of a camera especially in terms of operability and image quality. ~20 MPix are o.k for my needs and non-perfect lenses shine on that resolution ;)

[@julio5246]

I got the R8, no regrets :)

[@partygremlin2675]

​@@energieinfo21R6 and R6 2 use the same battery, and they both have dual card slot... What's your point, lol?

[@energieinfo21]

@@partygremlin2675 R6 type camer compared to R8. That was the main point. R6 ii won because of enhanced video specs.

[@VRJacky]

Love my R8 really can't see any reason I'd need anything better aside from extra megapixels for cropping in, but for that kind of stuff I still have my old 200D on standby anyway as it's got 24.2MP but is a crop sensor

[@lynspyre]

I have the R7, looking up to get the R6 MK2.

[@tomboy1973]

I have one I love she

[@fotojuicevzla]

Stay with both, I did it and there is no job I can't do.😎😎

[@lovetocrack3443]

What lens do u use woth r7

[@pharaohstudiosllc]

I have a R8 and love it. I bought a battery grip cause i have big hands and for that extra battery life.. Great Full Frame Camera at a good price.

[@young2125]

I have 2 R10's I like to use for little parties because of the built-in flash and my R6 for more professional events with a bigger external flash

[@oliverwoodburyphotography6818]

Jared dumbing down the check mark 🤣 big fan of these comparison videos, I recently upgraded to the R10 as I mainly shoot wildlife and I’m enjoying the 15fps mechanical. My old RP did have good iso performance though as that’s a full frame sensor.

[@TheMirolab]

I’m still loving my 6Dmk2, but videos like this pushing me closer to jumping on the R-train! I’ve got 5 lenses tho, so will live in adapterland for awhile.

[@OnlyCitrus]

If all your lenses are EF, you will have a good time. The problem arises when you have a mix of RF & EF glass and trying to remember which EF glass had the adaptor is so annoying in the field.

[@OnlyCitrus]

If all your lenses are EF, you will have a good time. The problem arises when you have a mix of RF & EF glass and trying to remember which EF glass had the adaptor is so annoying in the field.

[@tayloriginals999]

Will my Godox lights and triggers work on that digital hot shoe?

[@larryaustin9203]

My R10 will shoot at 1/16,000 shutter speed in electronic mode. Maybe it was increased in one of the firmware updates.

[@Rashomon999]

Thanks, I have a M50 that is getting a bit worn and close to replacement time. Would love a video about what would be a good step from it.

[@peterreber7671]

I went from an M50 to an R10 and it was like a culture shock to discover the new capabilities.

[@Mathieu_Matheow_Benoit]

Vello does a battery grip for the R8(BG-C18) (really its for the RP but since its the same body, it works flawlessly)

[@Wszyc]

I missed those kind of videos :)

[@RFGfotografie]

This was a video I've needed :)

[@michaelmolliconi8864]

Thank you for this video. I’m currently back and forth between the r6 MK II and the r8. I was looking at a bundle for the r8 that includes the 24-50mm lens, but I hear that lens isn’t that great. Would you recommend just buying the body and then getting a better lens later? The r6 MK II on the other hand has a bundle with the 24-105 mm lens which seems much better. Any recommendations on what I should do in this situation?

[@apaarbhaktisagar]

Both those kit lenses suck. If you love yourself, don't get any of the kit lenses with these cameras. Check these affordable lenses out instead: The most affordable set: 24mm 1.8 IS (Wide) 50mm 1.8 (Standard/Portrait/Versatile) 100-400mm IS(Telephoto Zoom) More expensive but much better set: 85mm f2 IS (Portraits) 100-400 IS (Telephoto Zoom) 35mm f1.8 IS (Standard/Versatile) 16mm 2.8 (Only if you need the ultra wide) *For your info* 50 vs 85mm: 85mm is better for portraits, has better IQ and is also stabilized but 50mm is more versatile. 35mm vs 50mm: 35mm has slightly better IQ, and also image stabilization but portraits are better on the 50mm) Wide: Do your research on the 16mm 2.8, 24mm 1.8 IS, and 28mm 2.8 I have the R8 with the 24, 50, and 100-400 lenses. If I had a bigger budget, I would much rather get the 16,35,85, and 100-400 and I still might upgrade to these one day. But these are all still really good lenses. Even the cheapest 50mm is pretty sharp compared to the older EF 50mm. But whatever you do, don't get the kit lenses.

[@deanrobertnoble138]

I, too, just upgraded from the RP to the R8. It has everything i loved about my RP with an awesome, much improved AF, Processor and sensor. Can still use my grip and batteries etc. For me, it’s the best relatively affordable full frame camera. The RP was more camera than i needed i suppose but the R8 i just wanted, not needed! 😂 Love it!

[@apaarbhaktisagar]

Same exact thing here🤣 Now I'm not a pro but a pro max photographer 😎

[@andreabottino2714]

I’m still using the very first eos R 🫡

[@reedbehindthelens1534]

same, it still holds up very well In the image quality

[@Bubbz2024]

I just picked up in R8. Mostly doing night time landscape photography astrophotography. My battery went flat while I was out shooting the moon so I plugged in a power brick. It wouldn't charge while I was shooting so for some reason it doesn't appear to have pass-through charging with an external battery. I haven't tried pass through charging with a 110 volt wall plug yet

[@GonnerandMusic]

I understand (just) iso but what photography would you be doing to use 102400?

[@froknowsphoto]

the point is the higher the native ISO, typically the cleaner the files at "standard" high ISOs like 6400

[@RFGfotografie]

I want the R6 mark II. But I was doubting between the R7 and R10. So this was handy.

[@azizulhakim94]

I have a r8 and r7. Photo quality and low light wise, I like the r8 much better but for everything else, I like the r7. The dual card slot and bigger battery in the r7 really gives me a peace of mind.

[@PassionPainNDemonsStreetwear]

I love the R7, it’s amazing coming from a 90D!

[@luisdavidazocarmarquez3163]

I just have a sincere question... Does the first curtain electronic shutter prevent flickering in photos like if you are using mechanical shutter?? I want a R6 MK2 or maybe the new r5 MK2 just for the mechanical shutter... If the first curtain eliminate the flickering... I'm ok with the R8 for indoor events...

[@aliendroneservices6621]

7:51 7:56 I heard one possible *_Boeing_* issue was flying plug-doors.

[@snowwalker9999]

Thank you for convincing me to either get the R8 or the R6 mk ii

[@musicman8942]

I could never get used to the 'left hand under the lens' way of holding a camera even back in film days. Turns my let wrist to an uncomfortable position. And it's not all that stable either. My left hand holds the lens from the side. That way my hand and wrist are comfortable and I have full smooth use of whatever ring controls that are on the lens. With the hand underneath I have to loosen my grip to get full ring movement which is important for doing zooms. Way smoother zooms with my left hand holding the lens on the side.

[@videojeroki]

To be fair, for an equivalent picture you need to close the aperture with the full frame to have the equivalency of the depth of field, so you have to bump up the iso, and so you end up with the same noise as with a crop sensor.

[@zuhairanzumsajim3546]

How good is the r6 . I mean I’m using it and it’s good but how does it compare with the others

[@palaneproductions7357]

ALL OF THEM,thats what I did...and kept the RP too!

[@JeromeBrownell]

I’d be happy with any of them.

[@jscottbradshaw]

The EOS RP Battery extension works on the R8

[@BryanMcGowan]

Have 2 R8's and absolutely love them. The weight is great for all day long events

[@tylersoccer4680]

I have the R7 and love it

[@MonroesArtStudio]

I got 2 R7s. Shit changed my life. I love it. I know High ISO is a thing to consider for some, but honestly I never over 800 ISO and it's no big deal. Awesome unit!

[@ilyasovich]

Love my R10, btw the max shutter speed in electric shutter is also 1/16000s

[@ladyethyme]

What about R7 vs a6700? Would that be a more solid comparison? I'd love to hear that. I know you did a preview on it, but never a full review yet. The R10 is pretty old, and the R8 is full frame… So they're not really that comparable with the R7...??? Also, canon only opened up their lenses for APSC… Not for full frame. So that's kind of a big deal.

[@frankfeng2701]

a6700 over R7 for most people and for video.

[@NerdAffiliated]

I’ve been trying to figure out, where to go from my R. If the R8 took the same batteries, it would be a no brainer. I don’t feel like breaking the bank, but I want better auto focus. Might have to be the 5c.

[@juliojimenez8460]

I always keep two cameras, I have both the R8 and R7. Both great. I also have a Fujifilm X-T2 and four of the WR lenses. Also great…. I guess that’s three now….

[@AlanCWL1989]

It will be possible to get R8 which is the mini R6 Mark II , despite some spec are lower a bit than R7 in terms of battery life and video features , R8 still quite a bang of the buck in photo and video.

[@benjaminisidro4292]

between the R10 and the RP which is better? Help

[@johnmckay428]

bought all of those for my media students, and a couple of R50's - all bases covered.

[@erwann7921]

I have the R10 and my camera tell me that my buffer is 13 pictures in raw in H+ mode(I've tested and it slow down after around 15 frames). Does anyone know I can get the 29 raw files in mechanical burst mode ?

[@cooldude.1811]

I have an R8 and absolutely love its performance, but I wish that it had come with a bigger battery.

[@sugarology]

Can you do an R8 vs R6mII comparison please?

[@sugarology]

Never mind, found it! Any new thoughts since you did it a year ago?

[@j.echevarria8630]

Dumb question but is there difference in photo and video quality the higher up one goes? Like would a ZV e10 have the same level of detail as an R8 or is it just paying for more features and better low light?

[@torchedfire5659]

most cameras have the same detail like if your getting a £6000 camera like the r3 that will have better detail compared to the zve10 but the r8 does have really good low light but Sony are just better at lowlight so the ZV e10 is about the same as the r8. considering the zve10 is a crop sensor camera so not as many megapixels.

[@Mathieu_Matheow_Benoit]

My first camera was a SL3, I bought last fall a R8 upon your comparison video. I couldnt be happier. Great timing, Im currently looking to get an APSC, either R7 or R10 :D

[@emirhantemel9912]

ive been using sl3 for almost 3 years. Its my first and only camera rn. Im shooting pretty much everything but i have problems when i shoot sports and that kind of stuff you know. And also i love that advantage of 1.6 crop factor. R7 has cropped sensor and an IBIS which is great too. Thats why i was thinking about getting an r7. However, r8 have way better low light capabilites and faster readout speed compared to r7. But r7 has 15fps mechanical shutter which is great but slow readout speed means i couldnt use electronic shutter in sports, can I ? Then i think about getting an a7iii which has about the same price as r7 and r8 but i hardly get an EF 70-200 2.8 is ii usm. I have 18-55, 50 1.8 and 55-250 too. How am i supposed to switch from canon to sony? Im really confused

[@emirhantemel9912]

by the way, how is the low light capabilites of r7 compared to sl3? What do you think about that?

[@dbenedict357]

18:28 the viewfinder uses more battery than using the screen.

[@rezajameel7691]

I use R8 for 6 months now for journalism photography and videography it's a beast missing the mechanical shutter and th e bigger battery but overall it's Wonderful camera with a good price

[@froknowsphoto]

I agree

[@shang-hsienyang1284]

General low budget: used R6, medium budget: R6II, wildlife/macro: R7. I just can't go back to something without IBIS anymore.

[@curtsuneson6161]

IBIS is great and definitely an advantage. But for the vast majority of photographers it's not necessary.

[@HarshPatel-he2vh]

R8 or a7r2/r3?

[@jon112media]

Yus! Another video for confirmation bias 😂 Jk dude the comments section gets too serious. I genuinely love these and they have been greatly informative me over the years. Thanks again Jared!

[@nickasel5393]

I have the R7 and a sigma 18-35 F1.8 best combo ever

[@ludvicfreire1281]

I have the R10 with that lens. Amazing duo

[@mvp_kryptonite]

Shoot compressed raw, probably next to no difference quality wise with a much smaller file size

[@burner_]

hi jared i have an r7 its battery gets discharged even if the camera is off and in airplane mode any solutions

[@Bohous-nd8fr]

On my eos 200d it was the lens. After about three weeks of complete inactivity of the camera, the battery is completely dead. I bought a new battery, still the same. Good condition when the lens was replaced. At the moment I don't keep the base lens attached permanently, I change the lens when I finish shooting.

[@corykphotography]

I'd take that free guide if a concert venue or band would allow me to take pictures. But those are brick walls at every turn. Lol

[@musicman8942]

Maybe I missed it but you didn't talk about overheating with the R8 which just doesn't happen with the R7. That's a huge data point for people to look at.

[@artmaltman]

Their model numbering scheme used to make sense.

[@DAVE_WHITE]

D500 or R6 ver1

[@HR-wd6cw]

R10 if you're on a budget but want decent performance and IQ, R8 if you do video, and R7 if you do 4k video and/or wildlife/sports photograph (which it can obviously do other things too). The one disappointment perhaps for the R8 is the lack of IBIS, considering the cheaper Nikon Z5 can do pretty mcuh the same thing (although 4k is cropped) and the Z6 II was only $500 more (MSRP) but has many more features including 2 card slots and IBIS among other things. I mean the R8 has some features the other don't like the variable rate shutter speed (this is found, obviously, on higher-end Nikon cameras like the Z8 and Z9 although it's called "high frequency flicker reduction" or something like that which just changes the readout timing since there is no mechanical shutter on the Z8/Z9). The card redundancy for me almost has become a must (after losing photos in the past due to card failure) plus having overflow is nice too for widlife and other instances where you may be shooting a lot of bursts and may run out of space on a single card (although for me, I just carry extra cards but still use redundancy). I guess it's one of those things that IF you've l ost photos to a card failure in the past, you sort of never forget about and it becomes (for some) almost a necessity in bodies moving forward. That being said, if it was a single CFE/XQD slot I might feel a little better as they are less prone to issues in my experience than SD cards.

[@TheOneAboveAll_]

That z5 and z6ii have horrible auto focus though.

[@mb-watches]

Have the R7 and the R8, r7 for video, r8 more for foto and b-cam. Happy with that mix, battery life issue was solved with a power bank, at least for longer shoots, works like a Charme 👍🏻

[@ArchitKumarVermaBarabanki07]

Could you please suggest to me which one I choose for the better landscape and wildlife photography, between R7 and R8. Budget is not a problem...

[@mb-watches]

@@ArchitKumarVermaBarabanki07 if budget is not an issue: go for the R6 mark II. Better battery life, two card slots and all an more than what the r8 already offers. If your shoot mainly wildlife the R7 is nice but I thin with a 800mm or 600mm prime on the r6 a great camera

[@ArchitKumarVermaBarabanki07]

@@mb-watches thank you, I will think about it 🥂

[@philiprolenick4475]

The IBIS in the R7 pays for itself by letting me use ultra-sharp non-stabilized lenses, like the EF 24-70 f/2.8L II and the EF 200mm f/2.8L II, which I could never have been able to afford before. I find the omission of IBIS from the R8 a classic example of the Canon "cripple-hammer."

[@user-oj1sl6xd9o]

If you looking for travel camera or use it as hobby to shooting occasionally r7/r8 does the job if you are tending to make money from it and professional photography it doesn’t help Go for r3 or sony a1/a9

[@stijngielisse]

hi jared I am looking for a new camera and i am looking for the sony a6700 and the canon r7. Could you maybe do a comparison between those two?

[@NU7L]

The R7 would be a beast if Canon put a better sensor in it and upped the build quality a tad. Everything else about it is pretty darn good. But that sensor - ugh. For the price point it's good. But noisy. Especially if you push the DR even a little bit. And unpredictable terrible rolling shutter. I'm sure in another year they'll have a MkII version. Has a great AF system once it's tweaked a little. Put a good L lens on it and it gets some amazing shots.

[@jonathanrice4181]

New Shirt idea…. “Fill the Buffer” 😂

[@musicman8942]

There is a third party battery grip for the R8 which accepts a pair of batteries.

[@MusabTahaTarik]

if we talk about price performance, (my camera) R10 is the best among them.

[@modelocruzjoshua2044]

SONY A7 IV VS SONY A7R IV VS CANON R8 ? WHICH IS BETTER ?

[@frankfeng2701]

Don't recommend buying into Canon RF-S as the only system unless only shooting wildlife, because (1) 1.6x crop instead of 1.5x found in other brands; (2) still very limited RF-S glass, even compared to discontinued EF-M; (3) large RF mount but slim RF-S lens barrel makes the setup look imbalanced and ugly; (4) subpar video performance because of high MP and slow readout from the sensor that Canon crippled hammered for the apsc line.

[@chentouchhe3650]

I can't find your eos r10 real world review!

[@froknowsphoto]

We did a hands-on preview with both the R7 and R10 when they were officially announced: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWi5qGaYmLKfrtksi=QZg9vHcN3rimVIdG

[@CassioHungria85]

I love my r8

[@kimnorberg9783]

R8+IS=perfect camera

[@raymag1132]

It really depend on what you are shooting. For wild life/bird photography, choose only R7, not R6 mark ii or R8 or R10.

[@apaarbhaktisagar]

You do get better compression using the R8 compared to the R7 tho which is important when using 100-400 because it's f8 and there's not much compression to begin with. Also, you're not limited to bright daylight anymore as you would be with the R7 Is the extra reach on the R7 really worth it? (You can get that reach using digital zoom on the R8 anyway, tho you do lose some megapixels)

[@Smart-Alex]

R6 Mark2 is probably the better solution if you're more pro. R8 for hobbyists/non-pros or B-cams for pros, using IS lenses/gimbals. R7 for wildlife, etc where crop makes sense.

[@doolittlegeorge]

Wow, cameras! Amazing!

[@cristirenault]

I bought R5. 😀

[@Hodenkat]

Cut to the chase, Jaren's in love with the R8 mostly because it's full-frame. I just saved you 25 minutes. You're welcome.

[@Pisho_meowkar]

R6