Canon EOS R100

Small and light ; Clear, crisp viewfinder ; Wide focus coverage ; Built-in flash

Omits in-body charging ; Fixed LCD lacks touch support ; No face or eye detection for pets ; Outdated video features

Canon's EOS R100 is an appealingly priced camera from a familiar brand that produces decent photos, but its non-touch display and so-so video features make it a tough sell.

Great-looking photos ; Portable and well built ; Decent autofocus performance

No USB-C charging ; Fixed non-touchscreen ; Limited video capabilities

A solid gateway camera, but its simplicity won’t satisfy video addicts for long

There’s a caveat though, and it comes in the similarly small and lightweight shape of the EOS R50. The R50 has a more advanced feature set, better performance for both stills and video (it’s designed to be a tool for video content creators, whereas the...