Canon EOS RP Filmmaking Kit

Model

EOS RP

Type

Camera Rig

Brand

Canon

Hello! I’m selling my Canon EOS RP built for filmmaking with the 24-105 kit lens with a prime 16mm and 50mm. Price is firm at $1000, but I can negotiate with you if you want to add the two Cine Lenses. Camera was bought new in 2022 by me and has been used for a few of my films, but has always been kept in great condition. Has normal cosmetic wear for its age, but everything works perfectly fine! I also am selling two additional lenses individually that I can throw in with this kit for an extra amount! I also have some sample footage and photos on my website: https://offerup.com/redirect/?o=bWFyY3BhbG9tby5jb20= The first 3 films I have listed, and all the photos on the website were shot with this camera. All details are below, but if you had any additional questions, please feel free to ask me anything! Thanks for looking :) Includes: Canon EOS RP (RF Mount) ($800) Canon RF 24mm-105mm (f/4-7.1) IS STM ($400) Canon RF 16mm (f/2.8) STM ($280) Canon RF 50mm (f/1.8) STM ($200) Accessories: Feelworld F5 Pro V4 Monitor ($140) (Note 1) SmallRig EOS RP Cage ($80) SmallRig Mini Follow Focus ($64) (Note 2) Rode VideoMicro Mic ($57) Neewer Nato Top Handle w/ Record Button ($54) Neewer 43mm Variable ND Filter (ND8-ND128) ($45) Movo FR3 Universal Lens Gear Rings ($17) SmallRig Nato Rail ($13) SmallRig Mini Ball Head ($13) Batteries: Canon LP-E17 (x1) ($60) FirstPower LP-E17 (x3) ($28) Artman LP-E17 (x2) ($27) (Note 3) SmallRig Sony NP-F970 (x2) ($56) (Note 4) Additional Accessories: Camtree Swing Away Matte Box ($140) (Note 5) TKDY LP-E17 Dummy Battery (x2) ($44 (Note 6) SmallRig 12" Rods (x2) ($12) (Note 7) Total Price Retail: $2530 Add On Lenses: Rokinon RF 85mm (T1.5) DSX Cine Lens (+$200) TTArtisan RF 50mm (f/1.4) Tilt Lens (+$100) Additional Notes: Note 1) The monitor is missing the sunshade, but it does have the velcro to attach it to if you can find a new one. The velcro attachment clips are broken though, so it's taped onto the monitor. Note 2) The follow focus can be tight when putting it into a rod so you'd have to put some force into it. Other than that, it works fine when it's on and set. Note 3) One of these blue batteries might not be at full capacity anymore, or it might display the power incorrectly, but it still works well. All in all, with there being 6 batteries in total, you should definitely be more than fine on a 12+ hour shoot day. Note 4) Like the blue batteries, one of these monitor batteries might not be at full capacity anymore. It still works, but sometimes it might display the battery incorrectly when it's charging, and when it's on the monitor. Still works fine though and I find myself not really having troubles on a shoot when I rotate between the two batteries. Note 5) Matte box has a bit of cosmetic wear cause it sat in my bag that I always brought to set, so it probably got a little banged up with the other stuff in there. Still works fine though. One of the screws for when you're adjusting the height is missing though, but it still works. Note 6) One of the dummy batteries is missing the AC plug to connect to an outlet. You can get a new one on amazon for $5 and it’ll work perfectly fine. The other battery is completely new and is still sealed in the box. Note 7) Similar to the matte box, these rods have just been banged up a lot so they don't look the best. Still works fine though.