[Optical Glass] It’s been about a year since I moved to mirrorless. I owned a t7i and 6D. Loved the color profiles of canon so I decided to stick with the brand. I was between the RP and R. While the R is more suitable for my niche’, I found the RP for a steal. I absolutely fell in love with it. I’m getting into videography more as the time goes by and decided my next upgrade I’m going big with the R5C. While the R5C is a completely different beast of a hybrid. I still see myself using my RP daily. My camera is always attached to my neck literally so the RP is perfect size to use for a second body. For the price, you can’t lose. With some knowledge behind the RP you can definitely produce some professional grade photos. I just had my work published in Canvas Rebel with the help of the critically acclaimed underdog. I’m not sure if the image post with the information attached but if you’re interested in the iso, shutter speed etc. I’m on IG @bdlayers

[Optical Glass] Outstanding camera! Light weight and compact. Great for travel and walking about.

[Optical Glass] Purchased March 2020, but not started using until October 2020. See results Flickr / colinbrown2016 / People

[Optical Glass] I love this camera and have been taking tons of photos for commercial and hobby work. I don’t shoot a ton of video but do really enjoy its features. One thing i really want badly for this camera is a battery grip with capture button as well as mount feature etc like for the 5d series!

[Optical Glass] I’ve had this camera for about a month now, I’m enjoying it a lot my first ever camera was a canon Rebel T7, then I got a EOS R10 was happy with it but didn’t feel it was for me, so I sold the R10 and got a Sony A6400 liked the camera as well but still didn’t feel like it was the right camera, so sold that as well eventually I saw the RP I know it’s older than the R10 but it was full frame camera and that’s what I was honestly looking for and it was still affordable, I take pictures for my church and I’ve used all 3 cameras and I’m liking the RP the most out of all of them

[Yes] I purchased this camera for small product stills and 360 spins along with the Canon 24-105 F4-7.1 lens. I've been very happy with this combination - it was easy to get up-to-speed and works very well in a tethered configuration. Our customers compliment us regularly on the quality of our product photos.

[Yes] This camera is wonderful. As per my needs, it's perfect. I has all I wanted to do with a digital camera. It's not so heavy. Not long ago I switch to the R version, but, after a few months, or even weeks, I switched back to RP. A real photographer my no find all the features a photographer may use, for me is perfect and beyond. I hate when I read reviews when people make a complaint abouth this camera. They may complaint because they could be upset with something else. My BIG BIG BIG wish (Canon please listen to me) is for Canon to make a battery grip for such camera. I don't mean the one alreaday in the market (Grip Holder). I mean the battery grip in orther to put insert to LP-E17 batteries to extend battery life.
FYI: I currently have the Nikon Deluxe Digital SLR Camera shoulder bag. I am able to fit in such bag my EOS RP (with extension grip). RF 24-105 lens with hood. 430EX III RT Speedlight. Oben ball head BE-117, Oben Carbon Fiber table top tripod CTT-1000.
Everything fits perfect and more importantly, what is inside does not move, this fact in such a way protects my gear.
I hope this review (a little lengthy) is useful to you.
Have a nice day.

[Optical Glass] Great camera! Megapixel count definitely shows in the pictures as they are incredibly detailed. Much heavier in a good way, sturdier than everyone says.

[Yes] The perfect hiking camera. Camera is light, handles well. Relatively easy to use. The pictures are beautiful. I’ve owned several cameras, for me I’ve never owned one that does a better job while hiking.

[Yes] I'm really impressed with the quality of this camera.