I need a opinion, looking to upgrade to a mirrorless camera

[Kinleyd]

So i currently have a small business using a EOS 60d... It was a good starting out camera but I am looking to upgrade to a mirrorless. What are some good recommendations? I need something affordable also. I am looking at the EOS R10.. any recommendations? 

[jrhoffman75]

The R10 is good choice if you want to stay with the APS-C format. Get the Canon adapter and you can use all your current lenses. 

https://cameradecision.com/compare/Canon-EOS-R10-vs-Canon-EOS-60D

[stevet1]

Kinleyd,

I took am saving up for an R10. I think you are a scholar and a gentleman, gentlewoman, and wise beyond your years.

😄

Steve Thomas

[March411]

As John said and I agree the R10 is a good camera. The one function missing that I would have trouble living without it IBIS (n-Body Image Stabilization). Maybe at this point I'm spoiled but IBIS offers show much value:

1. The ability to use slower shutter speeds, hand held, especially in low light conditions
   Improves performance with lens without IS
   Can break the "long lens rules" and you can push the limits shooting at shutter speeds slower than maximum focal length

If possible to spend a little more the R7 has IBIS and 32 megapixels verses the 24 megapixels of the R10, it will give you a little more room to crop if it becomes necessary. It's $450 more but the extra functionality may be worth the expense. When they show up in Canon refurb they are $1160 which is a couple hundred over your current budget.

[TomRamsey]

I feel the same about IBIS, I won't buy a camera without unless it was on a tripod 100% of the time.

But that's me, look at all of the features you need, compare cameras and buy the one with the newest technology that fits your needs and budget.

[SignifDigits]

First, what sort of photos are earning you money?  That is what we should focus your new camera on assuming that is the type of photos you are planning on continuing to make for money-making.  I would like to know more about the lenses that you have the business you are running.