Which Canon camera
is right for you?
Answer 7 quick questions and we'll match you with the right Canon EOS R camera for your budget and the way you shoot.
Only Canon
Every recommendation is a current Canon camera
Total system cost
Body + recommended lens + memory card. No hidden costs.
Honest advice
We flag aging models, supply issues, and lens-system trade-offs.
Which Canon Should You Buy in 2026?
One thing to know before you buy: third-party autofocus lenses for Canon's full-frame RF mount are limited, so Canon-branded lenses usually make up most of a Canon kit. The quiz includes a starter lens in every total cost.
The quiz covers these Canon cameras: R50, R10, R7, R8, R8 Mark II, R6 V, R6 III, R5 II, R1.
Canon Cameras by Budget
Around $1,000 with a lens
The Canon R50 ($679) is the easiest way into Canon: small, simple, and good autofocus.
$1,500–$2,000
The Canon R10 ($1,099) and Canon R7 ($1,349) are APS-C bodies; the R7 is the budget wildlife pick. The Canon R8 ($1,449) is the cheapest full-frame Canon.
$2,500–$4,000
The Canon R8 Mark II ($1,899), Canon R6 V ($2,499) and Canon R6 III ($2,799) are the all-rounders for enthusiasts and hybrid shooters.
Professional
The Canon R5 II ($3,569) for resolution and 8K video, and the Canon R1 ($5,999) for sports and speed.
Not set on Canon?
Take the full camera quiz to compare every brand, or try the Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm quiz. For specs, prices and pros and cons of every model, read our best Canon cameras guide.