If you're on a tighter budget, the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV is the best all-around budget camera we've tested.
Still, you'll have a hard time finding full-frame image quality for less, so if these aren't dealbreakers, the RP is a great deal if you're serious about getting into photography and want to jump right into a full-frame model. It also has a disappointingly short battery life and a slow max burst rate. The camera's all-plastic construction feels notably cheaper than higher-end full-frame cameras aimed at enthusiasts and pros. Some trade-offs come with this attractive price tag. It's also relatively small and lightweight, and the simple control layout and easy-to-use menu system make it fairly accessible to newer users. You'll have to pay over $1,000 to get a lens bundled with the camera, but it's still one of the most affordable full-frame cameras on the market unless you shop second-hand. While most cameras in this price range have crop sensors, the Canon EOS RP proves it's possible to get full-frame image quality without breaking the bank. However, it has the same internals as the Z 50, so you'll get very similar performance and features out of it, despite its small premium in price. Its dedicated exposure dials give you a little more hands-on control over settings. With a vintage-inspired design, it's a sleek-looking camera that'll appeal to those who like the look of old film cameras. If you're more style-conscious and willing to stretch your budget a little, the Nikon Z fc is also a great option. While it has a solid autofocus system that'll get the job done in most situations, the similarly-priced Sony α6400 has slightly more reliable autofocus but with worse ergonomics and a menu system that can be hard to navigate. Aside from its awesome handling, it's also no slouch for image quality, with a solid sensor that performs well in low light. It's even weather-sealed to give you more peace of mind when shooting outdoors in bad weather. For an entry-level camera, it's very well-built and comfortable to use, with well-placed controls and an intuitive user interface. The Nikon Z 50 is the best camera under $1,000 with a kit lens included.
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