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For many years, Canon had but a single mirrorless system: the EOS M series. Then in late 2018, it introduced the long-awaited EOS R series whose full-frame sensor puts it in direct competition with the likes of Sony, Panasonic and Nikon.

The EOS RP is the entry-level model in the R series. Since it shares a number of specifications with the EOS M50, the latest model in the M range, we were curious to see what differences there are between the two models besides the sensor size. You can check out our findings below!

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In order to expand its new full-frame mirrorless system as quickly as possible, Canon decided to release a competitively-priced second body after the announcement of the EOS R last year. This camera, dubbed the EOS RP, may not feature the most attractive specifications, but its price (which will certainly decrease in the future) could make it a very attractive offering on the market.

If we had to pick a direct competitor, we’d go straight for the four-year-old A7 mark II, which Sony now classifies  as a mid-range model in the full-frame E-mount series.

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Fujifilm’s mid-range selection of cameras consists of two body types: the double-digit X-T cameras which have a similar design to SLRs, and the flat-topped X-E range.

The latest models in each series are the X-T30 and X-E3, but because they were announced over a year apart, there are a number of interesting differences in their specifications as we’ll discover below.

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The latest addition to the Fuji X-series line-up, the X-T30, has a lot in common with the more expensive X-T3 and should be a popular choice amongst enthusiasts, just as its predecessor the X-T20 was when it hit the market.

Sony has released different versions of its APS-C mirrorless cameras. The a6400 is the latest to join the family and while it isn’t classified as a high-end model, it introduces Sony’s next generation autofocus which looks very promising.

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Canon has announced the EOS RP, the lightest and most affordable full-frame camera the company has ever produced. It joins the EOS R to become the second camera in the mirrorless range to use the RF mount and a 35mm format sensor.

Given that these are the only two cameras in the EOS R series at the time of writing, it is natural to wonder what differences there are between them. Let’s take a look now.

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