佳能敢動老虎 佳能R100評測 | 閹割的是不是有點多？

歡迎回到Petapixel,我是Chris Nichols 今天我們玩的是Canon EOS R100 我認為這是我長期以來最便宜的相機 是年代 這就是在加拿大夏天的森林火焰 今天又是一個很混亂的一天 今天天氣很差 我今天沒有期待到很棒的縮時攝影 但我們有一個很簡單的相機 讓我們來看看它的操作 R100是一個非常薄的軟體 355克的電池 相當於六到五個諾克特 這是一個非常薄的設計 類似R50 這讓我印象很深刻的是SL和SLR的設計 握感確實是小巧 我可以很舒服地握住 但我的拇指和拇指拇指的握感很差 它們彎彎曲曲 但你仍然感覺有一個安全的購買 這相機的一切都非常簡單 包括操作 我們只有一個指令按鍵 所以它必須要做很多工作 我意思是 你基本上只需要按一個按鈕 去調整焦距控制 焦距控制和曝光補充 我只需要一直按那個曝光補充按鈕 調整焦距控制 然後使用指令按鍵來調整 如果我只是在焦距優先 這並不大問題 或者我只是在焦距優先 但如果我開始做手動控制 焦距控制會變得比較繁複 比較繁複 在相機後面 我們有一個非常簡單的方向鍵 這裡有焦距補充按鈕 這裡我可以調整ISO 調整開關設定和閃光控制 這裡有一個開關 但你必須要自行開啟 開啟的話 如果你想讓它發射 關掉如果不想 你可以自行設定 讓它發射或不發射 只要你把它開啟 當然我們也有一個經典的熱靴 除此之外 這裡沒有很多地方可以自行調整 按鈕非常簡單 雖然它是一個非常簡單的介面 但它也是一個非常限制的介面 在手柄下 我們有我們的電池和SD卡 它是一顆Canon LPE17電池 這就是我預期的 我們看到這在很多其他的小型相機 當然電池的生命 如同你所見 並不是很精緻 它只是一個UHS-1卡 SD卡 我再次強調 它是一個非常基本的 非常便宜的部件 在這個相機中 我們看到這個美麗的 小小的奧勃多野花 在這裡長大 非常小 你可以拍一張 然後來自拍照 所以我正在通過 自動對焦頁面 這裡現在 我們有選項 可以去到位置時鏡 那就是一個小盒子 或者我們可以去到 像是一個對焦點時鏡 那就是一種比較大的盒子 然後我可以去到一個區域 一個更大的區域 我能夠 如果我選擇這些東西 把盒子移動 我可以使用控制鍵 全程滑動到我的螢幕上 或者我可以使用指令鍵 但它是有一點點慢 它真的感覺像 像在使用舊款相機 但我可以 然後選後 移動盒子 Focus on the flower and get my shot Now the R100 also does have a face and eye detect option And this is really nice This is kind of your only tracking capability There's no other subject detections on this camera So all these puppies running around I'd be back to using just like a zone or something To try to focus on them But as you can see with Jordan It is focusing on his eye very effectively And actually very quickly even in continuous autofocus So I like that portraits, kid shots, family stuff It's going to do a really good job It's just using the full wide area And then it will look for faces in that area What I don't have here is a dedicated tracking mode Which is to say having a point Putting that on an inanimate object And then have the camera track that as I recompose I really like that feature But it is completely missing here Okay so let's talk about displays We're going to start with the EVF Now resolution wise are 2.36 million dots Which is absolutely comparable to everything else in this price range Even certainly cameras that are higher cost than this But it doesn't quite have the same specs As other 2.36 million dot EVF Again it's all about making something more affordable So for example this only refreshes up to 60 frames per second Versus 120 frames per second In things like the Canon R50 And many other cameras above it And you know the magnification is not that great either So it kind of looks like you're looking down a tunnel Towards your composition Playback seems a little bit small even when I zoom in But there are worse viewfinders out there on the market I mean the Sony A6100 still probably has the lowest resolution So for this price I think it's actually okay But now let's talk about the back panel Now this is incredibly bare bones I mean first off just over a million dots resolution No articulation whatsoever But here's the most egregious thing Canon's really trying to market this towards smartphone users It's a very simple way to get into a bigger sensor But you have no touchscreen capability And with an interface that's already very simplistic And kind of clunky to take away the touchscreen Well it's certainly not going to endear this camera to smartphone users It's not going to endear this camera to anybody And really Canon usually do such a great job With their touchscreen implementation That it really elevates their cameras as far as handling goes So it's really sad to see it missing here So the Canon R100 can shoot basically 3 frames per second If you're using continuous autofocus And just over 6 if you're doing single shot Now if we shoot in JPEG Even at 6 frames per second It'll basically go and go and go But if we change over to RAW Things change very quickly At 6 frames per second Your RAW buffer is going to fill up In about 1.5 seconds You're going to get about 8 or 9 shots And then it's going to stop And if you go RAW plus JPEG You're only going to get about 6 shots And then it's going to stop In continuous servo We can expect to double that time roughly But you know I would say if I was going to shoot Kids running and jumping, sports, that kind of thing And I really want to have a sustained rate I guess I'd shoot JPEG only If I really want to shoot RAW I can't expect long bursts So as Canon walks this tight rope Between cost and performance on the R100 I walk this tight rope on this ledge To share next with you image quality here So one of the things that actually doesn't bother me On this camera is the sensor It's a 24 megapixel APS-C sensor I think that's great Sensor technology hasn't changed in a long time And this takes beautiful photos Also it doesn't have a mechanical shutter per se I mean it does But it's using electronic front curtain shutter only And so you're only getting the mechanical part In the second stage of the exposure taking Now this actually gives you A really nice quiet shutter And a very stable platform I am actually finding when I take pictures The camera doesn't move at all Which is great And the only issue that electronic front curtain shutters Can actually cause is Sometimes you'll get truncated bokeh If you're using a very wide aperture lens Like a bright prime You might get your bokeh looking a little bit funny But frankly that's not really going to be an issue here I don't expect people to be putting on A lot of the full frame prime lenses With wide apertures on here So it's kind of an on issue Overall actually I think it's a good choice It's really stable So let me tell you a little story About Jordan's experience here recently He was going to take some sample photos On the R100 Heading out to Yoho National Park Beautiful part of the country And he brought the R100 Plugged in the USB port in the car Thinking okay the battery's dead But it'll be fully charged when we get there It's a long drive And I'll get my shots Lo and behold he arrives And the camera is still completely empty And that's because You have no USB charging on this camera There's no way to charge the camera Simply like that You have to use the external charger provided Totally inconvenient You know what smartphone users really like Plugging their phone in with a USB cord And having it charge This camera is appealing to smartphone users But you're going to have to carry a brick around I'm afraid Okay so we got a simple camera here I want to try some of the creative filters Just see you know what they're like We actually have four HDR modes here Which is pretty interesting A standard mode One that's more vivid graphic looking We got a bold oil painting looking one And then sort of a faded embossed Old style painting I mean they're all kind of funny But they take three continuous shots And because the camera is so stable You can hand hold that nice and stable It'll take the three shots And then it will combine them in camera You know fun effects And then we also have some of the other classic ones You've seen before Grainy black and white Soft focus Miniature effect Toy effect Sort of fake fish eye effect I'm going to try the grainy black and white here Because I always love this Almost dead tree And you know I mean you can have fun with this kind of stuff I'll probably never do it ever again After that particular time But you know that looks grainy And black and white So mission accomplished Okay so now I'm going to try That HDR vivid mode here I got some flowers And actually this does a pretty interesting effect But we got wind blowing Some of these pink flowers And yeah if I look at the shot there It looks kind of like You know super imposed flowers On the background And then anywhere the flowers move You kind of get this funny ridge This sort of outline I don't know it's kind of cool It's art It's an art filter It's art So Canon clearly intend the R100 To be the gateway drug Into the RF lens mount But the issue with that is We still don't have a lot of Dedicated APS-C lenses For this camera system We still really have the three zoom So 18-45 The 55-210 Which is an F5-7.1 I mean that's pretty slow And then the 18-150 And again all three of these lenses Are perfectly fine We like them It's just they're not very flexible There's no fast aperture primes There's no dedicated portrait lens There's no dedicated macro lenses And so you're forced to buy Then full frame RF lenses But then you're paying for glass That you don't necessarily need For such a small camera With a smaller sensor Now Canon might build some lenses In the future I'm sure they will And of course the benefit there is If you make dedicated lenses For the sensor size Then you'll get things That are just smaller or brighter Or cheaper or all three of those So that's kind of what we're hoping Going forward But you know otherwise You don't have a lot of support You could get an EF lens To RF mount To adapter But those adapters are expensive We're trying to keep the cost down Obviously with a camera like this And again you're back to Bulkier lenses on this system It's just not an ideal setup All right it's Jordan to talk about Using the Canon R100 for video capture And right now Chris is filming me Hand held in a mode I would absolutely not recommend That you use Which is the 4K 24p recording Reason I say you shouldn't use it is First of all there is a significant crop On top of your existing APS-C crop As well this disables Your dual pixel auto focus When you engage this mode A little bit jittery Moving back and forth sometimes You'll definitely notice that With pieces to camera Especially with shallower Depth of field lenses As well the rolling shutter Is absolutely atrocious Even with the crop This is not something Where you're going to want to walk around Recording 4K video Okay so now Chris has switched over To the enhanced stabilization Which does a pretty good job For static shots like this Though we do still have some real Jello effect in the video there But honestly let's just ditch the 4K Go over to what this camera Is capable of doing Which is 1080 recording Okay so now Chris has turned off The digital stabilization Switched over to 1080p recording And you can see it's much wider And then this also gives us More options for frame rates Now we can shoot 1080 30 and 60 We can even do some slow motion 720 120p recording And there's a lot less limitations here We get the dual pixel auto focus back Honestly it's usable The big thing is Since the M50 came out like 6 years ago Things have really progressed Chances are your smartphone Is giving you 4K recording At a variety of frame rates So it's really hard to make a case For using a dedicated camera That's only capable of 1080 With all of these caveats I mean I would buy this As a fun photography camera But for video move up to the R50 There you're getting full width 4K You're getting much more reliable auto focus It's just a far better video camera For a similar price So it may sound from the review That I'm not very Enamored with this camera I'm actually pretty underwhelmed And I don't consider it to be That compelling a product But let me speak some truths About the shooting experience That I had I mean did I enjoy my day Walking around with this cute Compact little camera Yes absolutely I mean it takes beautiful photos I basically operated An aperture priority You know very automatic Point and shoot kind of experience And it was fun I could see having A couple of the dedicated APS-C zooms And like maybe a nifty 50 You could have a lot of fun with this Just walking around But I will say this It's lacking a lot of The modern features That we take for granted Now on cameras Like tracking auto focus Subject detection You know touch screen interfaces I really felt like I was shooting an old camera This actually felt like I was back into a An SLR or something like that Or a very early Mirrorless camera experience And so I think because of that The clunky interface The fact that manual control Is a little bit slower To adjust than it needs to be The fact that there's no touch screen The goal of this Is trying to win over Smartphone users I just don't think it's really Going to do that very well Now I do get that some people Might want to just keep things As affordable as possible You know get into the RF lens mount And just have a simple And experience as possible And there's some merit there And this certainly does achieve that But I do feel like There's other products That are worth looking at That might even be a better option So one that comes to mind At a very similar price Is the Canon EOS M50 Mark II kit And the M50 Mark II Is a nice camera I mean it's even smaller You get way more lens choices available Really nice dedicated APS-C lenses That we've used before And actually really enjoy You get a touch screen interface I mean I think that camera Has got a lot going for it Or if you can afford Just a little bit more money I do think the value for the dollar Is better with the Canon EOS R50 A more sophisticated camera again With a touch screen interface Better autofocus by far Tracking autofocus Subject detection autofocus Better video capabilities Articulating screen I mean I really think That this is a really compelling way To get more out of the RF lens mount It's a little bit more money now But I think it'll be future proof For a much longer time So are we blown away by this camera? No Could you have fun with this camera though? Absolutely you can And hopefully this video Is going to help you decide If this is a good purchase for you or not Let us know in the comments below If you agree or disagree If you have any thoughts We'd love to hear that Check out our podcast We're right here on the same channel Or you can listen to us On all your favorite podcasting apps Just look for Petapixel Podcast And you'll find us there Otherwise check out our socials Please do like and subscribe to the channel We always want to see that building Thanks so much for anybody Who is doing that today And we'll see you soon With more episodes on Petapixel