CanonEOS R3 Mirrorless Camera (Body Only), Full-Frame Camera, 6K 60p RAW, 4K 120p Video, 24.1 Megapixel CMOS Sensor, DIGIC X Image Processor, for Sports, Action, Black

I’ve owned a variety of cameras and brands over the years. I started on Canon for 35mm film then the 20D and 30D when I moved to digital. I switch to Nikon for awhile wanting a more tactile interface, and then Fuji (XT4 and GFX100s). But the Fuji autofocus (especially on the GFX) was just slowing me down with picture of kids, sports, and even eye-auto focus during weddings and portrait shoots. So I thought I would try the Canon R5 and see where Canon was with their new R system. I immediately knew the R5 was a true photographer’s camera. As tactile as Nikon with everything placed perfectly. The auto-focus was the best I had ever seen. The colors were incredible - especially for skin tones.Enter the R3. This is the best camera I have ever used. It has everything I love about the R5 (except the 45mp sensor) in a portrait photographers dream design. Super fast autofocus that is spot on. High frame per second when needed. Canon colors. Sight weight but build solidly. The Canon R3 makes photography fun. Really, it just makes it so fun to shoot images.At the price out there today after the R1 release, this camera is simply a deal! All the highest tech meeting the photographers needs.

Incredible camera. Sports, portraits, macro... commercial photographer here, excellent multi-use body. Easy to use, powerful platform. Super customizable.

Simply Put. The R3 as pictured next to My R6 is a fantastic camera, capable of taking amazing photos, Videos. The Autofocus is amongst the fastest in the industry.I would highly recommend this camera for People wanting to expand.Pictures of R3 with 50mm RF 1.8R3 With 70-200 F4 RF Telephoto Lens.

There's no denying Canon is top of their game. I've shot 1-series bodies for 10+ years and when my trusty 1Dx broke, I decided to go mirrorless. The R1 was still just a rumour at that stage, so the R3 was my choice. Love the camera - it's a tank just like other pro Canon bodies.I do feel there are 2 things I dislike, but neither worthy dropping a star.1. It's smaller than a typical 1 series. That may not be an issue, but even with small hands, I find the body small to use when I'm so used to the 1s. I feel my fingers on the lens are touching my hand on the vertical grip and that bothers me a little.2. The dials seem 'digital'. The only example I can give here are when changing aperture. I'm set to 1/3 stops, so expect 3 clicks on the dial to be a full stop. I've noticed that quite often the first click doesn't actually register as a change and I'll need 4 clicks to get that full stop of difference. If you're looking at the camera, not a big deal, but when you want to quickly change the camera and matching off camera strobes, having to check the display and not just '3 click' it is really annoying too.Do I still love the camera? Sure. But I'd swap for an R1 to get that pre-shoot!

Undoubtedly a monster of a camera. Clean photos, amazing auto focus, and great dynamic range.

This camera does EVERYTHING at an amazing level. If your looking at this camera you've heard about the things it does well but the reviews just don't do it justice. it is FAST, VERY FAST!! And the dynamic range is amazing. The autofocus is insane, even they eye tracking is spot on and fast! And since the megapixels are only 24 it doesn't hog memory the way my R5 does. It's noticeably lighter than my R5 with it's battery grip installed which is another plus.

Very good

I really don't know what else to say but I'll try. I had been shooting with two R5 bodies since they came out and decided to sell one and buy the R3. It is an amazing camera. It is heavier than the R5 with the Canon battery grip and two batteries but the features and performance of the R3 outweigh the few extra (but noticeable) ounces.