With the introduction of the EOS R7 and the EOS R10, Canon has all but converted its DSLR best-sellers into mirrorless options. Canon introduced the two new APS-C mirrorless cameras, which are the first crop-sensor lenses in its EOS R series, along with two lenses designed for the smaller sensor.
Previously, the EOS R series only featured full-frame mirrorless cameras and the steeper price tags that came with them. APS-C sensors are smaller than its full-frame counterparts, generally resulting in fewer megapixels and worse low-light performance. But, camera makers like Sony and Fujifilm have been making APS-C mirrorless cameras that are more affordable but can still shoot high-quality images.
