Comparison

[Dean Wilson]

I was at a local (non-camera) store and, of course, I found myself in the very small consumer camera section. I picked up the R50 and was immediately glad it had an iron tether bolting it to the display. That tiny little thing almost went flying. I can't believe there are people that can comfortably hold that tiny little thing.

I noticed the R100 as well, but I didn't want to take a chance of tossing it through the ceiling by accident.

I could see myself holding it by the barrel of my 100-500mm and trying to find where I put my camera!

 

[AntonLargiader]

Small can be great! My R7 with the EF40 "body cap" pancake lens sometimes fits in a pocket, even with the EF-RF adapter. And the 50 and 100 are even smaller.

 

[ShipleyNW]

I picked up a refurbished R10 last black friday. It's awesome. Paired with a couple of little RF-S lenses, the whole kit fits in a purse-sized shoulder bag. Very handy and inconspicuous. I don't use that rig a ton, but it will do 70% of what I can do with a FF setup.

Here's my arsenal now: top to bottom, R5, R7, R10.

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[MrSparks999]

You could add the R10 to your keyring so never without a camera

 

[ShipleyNW]

You could add the R10 to your keyring so never without a camera

I could, but I'm not bit on dangly stuff.