Canon EOS R vs EOS RP in 2020

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Prices 3:10
Size differences 5:02
Battery life 7:27
Lens mount 10:05
Stills 12:12
Video 13:48
Auto focus 20:19
Workflow changes 25:06
RP benefits over R 27:51

Things I forgot to mention in the video: The R can use a silent shutter in any photo mode, where the RP can only use a silent shutter with a fully automatic settings within the "scene" mode. The R can shoot video in priority modes but the RP can only shoot video in full manual or fully auto. The R has a faster max shutter speed of 1/8000 compared to the RP's 1/4000, which I didn't think was that big a deal but it does come in handy when you want those wider apertures. Both of these cameras have caused me to often shoot more often using the back screen instead of the viewfinder, because it's just fast and easy with no change in the performance, where with my DSLR's I wouldn't have done that due to slower AF performance and no hot shoe firing in live view mode, so in that way the way that I shoot has changed a lot-- I mention this because other photographers I've met who use these cameras, even pros, have also started shooting this way (using the screen instead of EVF), and I think that's interesting. I've found that life with an EVF is easier in some ways (like seeing histogram as you shoot) but much harder in some ways (like you can't ignore your picture style because you see the world filtered through it at all times in the EVF, and I find that it effects my work flow and how I think about the shot. Also you're limited to only se what the camera can see, making very contrasty scenes harder to frame up). Today (5/26/2020) I grab the RP 95% of the time and I find myself only grabbing the R when I know I'll need C Log.

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