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I'm not sure why anyone criticized this video. Dude just solved so many newbies issues here. Hell, I had no idea that there was an adapter to solve the cropping lower end merch. Will it fix the eos r cropping during video? Bought to find out.
Thanks Robert! I appreciate it. I think people that are seriously in the market for this camera may appreciate the video but those that wanted to get the latest hot scoop were let down due to me pointing out the obvious. But yeah I use it on my EOS R specifically for that purpose. Works beautifully.
I made a bit of a negative comment, initially, but I've deleted it. After reading the comments it is clear this video has helped a lot of people discover products they never knew existed. It's a great video, for sure!
@@cooloox Thanks for the nice comment! I appreciate it. It's interesting actually, I totally get why some people don't appreciate this style of title but it's strange because the number of clicks and view duration of this video is better than all my other videos. It's almost as if to reach a larger group sometimes the content or title has to be a bit polarizing. Thanks for updating your comment. Peace!
So happy I clicked on this video, I’m about to buy the EOS R6, and didn’t want to spend the extra cash on the adapter with the NDF. Thanks so much for the info!
Nice vid. I use the Viltrox on my M50. Only complaint is that it drains the battery. There are also some other issues with it that’s not covered in the video. Having said that, works great with the 50mm, and that extra stop of light made it worth the money.
If you need true 4k with autofocus and record limits longer than 30 minutes then it's great. For most people though i would say there isn't a real need to upgrade.
Hi, I'd like to point out that although speed boosters do give a stop of light, they don't give you blurrier (if that word exists) backgrounds. On the contrary, they reduce the image projected by the lens thus increasing the light intensity (hence the stop gained) but at the same time, by making the image smaller, the depth if field increases. Yes, it's a little bit confusing, but a FF 35mm lens on an APS camera with a booster will look like a 35mm lens on a FF, but with the depth of fiels of a 22mm lens. Remember, APS sensors don't change any attributes of the image the lens project, nor light intensity or depth of field, they just capture less of the image. On the other hand, boosters do change the image, reducing its size and increasing its light intensity and depth of field.
To the point and much appreciated as I've been looking to replace my lost Canon DSLR with one of the new mirrorless options! Hope to pick up some of these in the near future
As far as I’m concerned, the speed booster gives you an extra stop of light, but doesn’t affect the depth of field. The background will stay exactly the same.
Not exactly, although technically that is true in is not true in application. Here's why. Due to the reduction in focal length you will need to come closer to your subject than you normally would. The act of coming closer to the subject makes for shallower depth of field than you would normally have at that focal length.
It works great. Some people say that RF lenses may have a little snappier AF than EF but I haven't noticed it. Might have some truth to it for photos possibly but I mostly do video and haven't had any issues with the AF on my EF lenses.
Great video, thanks for posting! I compared the RP and R10 video 1080P, and RP blew it away..Same Lens, 24-105. But RP doesn't have 4k 30FPS. Which camera would you recommend, that has RP quality, AND 4k 30FPS? And hopefully better rolling shutter! .. Any suggestions are appreciated!! Or would you recommend upscaling the 1080P from the RP with something like DaVinci? Thanks!
the meike drop in clear filter can be considered as additional protection for R10 sensor when changing lenses but its only works when using ef/ef-s lenses, my question is : whats the catch with the speedbooster?
Notice the R50 has more options then the R10... One of those is the Electronic Zoom Extensions. Now I have to go an get a zoom 500mm, this 150mm is not cutting it.
hey fulaan, great video! I want to buy the canon r10, but like you said it it’s not full frame and that was pushing me back from buying it. I didn’t know there was the speed booster, that’s a great save! However I can’t find the one from viltrox, what’s the name of the adapter for the r10?
The viltrox one is usually hard to find but recently Meike also made one. I haven't tried it but all the other Meike products I have tried have been great.
Thanks for video, about Meike Drop-in ND Filter. Is the dropin going between the adapter and the lens? So get camera body, adapter, drop-in filter, lens?
Hey Fulaan, Love your style Quick one for you. I'm looking to buy a camera as we just become parents and want to buy a good qulity camera to take some lasting memories of our family. Would you suggest this one? Or have a recomdation for me. Thanks in advance
I'm interested in that drop in ND filter adapter. But my question is, will you still be able to use the native M50 lenses with it? Lenses like the 15-45mm kit lens? Or do you have to step up to the ef lenses?
Was thinking to go for the r10 but seen as you have to buy so many extras for it to perform efficiently I might just go for the Sony a7iii instead, similar price but seems like it’s does the same if not similar (better in some scenarios) than the r10 without needing all the extras
I have been shooting real estate for about a year with the Canon M50 and the Laowa 9mm f/2.8 lens with mostly good results. But looking to upgrade to either the R50 or R10. The Laowa 9mm with the aps-c crop is about 13.5mm which is plenty wide for real estate, and I don't want to lose that. I will only buy the camera body since with either of these will require a wide-angle lens for shooting real estate photography and videography. I don't think there's a better lens out there for the Canon asp-c than the Laowa 9mm, let me know if it's a direct mount to these camera bodies or if an adaptor is required? Thx!
The Laowa 9mm is one of the best ultrawides ever made in my opinion. Unfortunately if you have the EF-M version I don't know of any adapter that will allow it to work on the RF-mount. There might be one out there though so worth a look.
Does the Viltrox speedbooster work with the lense that the camera comes with? Might be a dumb question, but I'm just getting into all of this and trying to not buy stuff I don't need or can't use. Thanks
@@hillustration that's how aps-c cameras are. The focal length is always x 1.6 and the f stop is also less so you just have to account for it when choosing lenses and when shooting/filming.
Hey Fulaan, thanks for this informative video! I have an R10 and need the adapter so I can use EFS / EF cannon lenses. Does the viltrox adapter adapt R10 to use EFS lenses or only EF? Also, I am looking for the viltrox $56 adapter. Do they still sell it? Thank you 😊
Great video mate. I am now in the market to buy a new camera. My old Nikon D500 has pretty bad recorder and produces a lot of hiss (white noise) when recording with an external microphone. Do you hear such hiss when recording with an external microphone on the R10?
@@FulaanCreative Huh... interesting, I may get the R10. My current mic is pretty solid, the MKE600. For my current case, if you plug any external mic directly to the Nikon D500, it will produce a loud hiss. I read this is because the recorder in D500 is pretty bad (or more specifically, bad preamps). I am glad to hear the R10 does not have such issues! I am pretty lazy to sync my audio and video everytime.
Hi Fulaan, appreciate your efforts and like your channel. I have just a few comments to share: 1 - Cinestyle is not a real "C-Log" it's just a tricky Neutral profile that can, for free, guarantee good results at the price of noise and it works only at steps of ISO 160. I tested and tbh I don't really like it, but I am not a colorist nor a professional and the color grading is absolutely subjective. 2 - I found a good combination with the Neutral profile and looks pretty good, just need to add a bit of contrast and saturation in post and it is ready to go. 3 - For night scenes I think HDR-PQ is better than other flatty profile Happy to discuss with you anytime it would pleasure and honor for me.
Hello Tony. Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes you are correct about cinestyle for the most part. I have pretty much been using it since a few years ago when I was shooting only with the m50 which already has very noisy shadows. What I observed about it vs c-log on my Eos R is that although it doesn't technically give you extra dynamic range it helps the luts really stick nicely on the footage. I do a lot of color grading and use Luts on almost every video. By doing this I managed to get like 5 different looks all in the same room. The only thing is that due to cinestyle bringing up shadows you really have to expose perfectly to avoid excessive noise. I have also had descent results with the a tweaked nuetral profile although I do prefer cinestyle. Personally I don't like HDR PQ. Sometimes it looks nice but it reacts so differently to color correction than what I am used to. If I had the choice I would shoot strictly in c-log as I do get the best results that way. Nice chatting with you. Talk to you later. Peace.
@@FulaanCreative it is likewise my pleasure chatting with you, and as I said is absolutely subjective the color grading, but it's just my personal taste. I use a lot of LUTs as well because I do have not enough time to color grade and color correct every single video otherwise my wife wants to divorce me :-) You are lucky to have the cameras with the real c-log, I used Fuji, Panasonic, and Sony but at the end of my journey, I chose Canon because is much closer to my taste. When I can I will invest in an R7 but I stick with my R10, actually, I need to get the meike adaptor (the original has a crazy price) and the "magic" nifty-fifty, I have the original kit lens and it doesn't not meet my expectations. Also, I will buy your LUTs when I have a decent c-log :-) Have a good one I'll reach out via e-mail to discuss something...and as always PEACE!!!
Bro you’ve just given some amazing freaking advice right here. Had no idea that Viltrox was making adapters for less than 50% of the price of Canon adapters. I was hesitant on getting the r10 cause we have less choice in the canon lens ecosystem but now I might rethink that. Thanks brah!
this was so helpful and yes i use that adapter for my canon r. only problem is you have to keep tightten up the screws on the adapter i had it get stuck on my camera before.
The speed booster is hard to find these days due to Canon suing Viltrox. The speed booster and ND adapter serve 2 different functions. If you shoot more outdoors i'd get the nd adapter first and if you shoot indoors mostly than i'd get the speed booster first.
@@FulaanCreative sweet thank you for replying so quickly one more question, what’s the difference between the Meike and the Viltrox adapters? They’re both listed as EF to EOS R adapters?
@@barnabyfunk A simple adapter to use EF lenses can be bought for around $40. These adapters cost more because they are more than just normal adapters. This video explains what a speed booster does th-cam.com/video/CwI4eSKzEHs/w-d-xo.html
Specs wise, is the R10 really worth the extra bucks over the M50 II ? Or even the Sony ZV E10 ? Let's say I'm just interested with casual vlogging, is it really worth to get the R10 over the other 2 ? Also Fulaan for the european market, we are getting a limited kit for the preorders, they are including the EF(-S) ring adapter into the kit if you buy it with a lens, so for example you can preorder the kit camera + 18-45 mm lens + ring adapter for 1099€. Seems like a fair price ?
they do, but there is a technicality. So what happens is you get an extra stop of light and it widens the field of view. The reason there is a blurrier background is because to achieve the same field of view that you would get w/out the speed booster you would need to come closer to the subject and that is what gives you more bokeh, the fact that you are closer to the subject.
R6 doesn't really need the speed booster unless you want to use it in crop mode. I am waiting until the R7 comes out before I buy it. I want to check the noise levels and IBIS wobbles first.
Thinking about switch from EOS 100d to R10 (or m50 II, not sure yet if it is good for filming/photographing nature, birds). Didn't know about cheaper adapters. After watching your video, I've found Meike adapter EF-R that is around 74USD versus 240USD for the Canon adapter. Thank you!
@@FulaanCreative Yeah, I thought that too. And since I am not planning to upgrade the camera for the next many-many years, I've decided that R10 would be a better investment than M50 II, even though either of them are crazy good compared to my current EOS 100D which looses even to my smartphone and to Lumix FZ82 (both are not great, but still...). I was filming gazelles in our city a couple of days ago with both 100D plus IS lens and Lumix, and again I was very disappointed with 100D.
@@ceciliacarniti7862 @ceciliacarniti7862 It is a very good camera, especially compared to 100D. Shooting slow-mo I love the most. I think, this camera needs fast focusing lenses and a bit of a practice - I still struggle with shooting very fast-moving objects. To catch a supersonic aircraft or a flying bird or an insect is very hard for me: I can't imagine how people find them so quickly and keep them in a view finder. And because my lens isn't very fast, when the camera loses focus, it takes time to focus an object again - especially if an object is quite small and stays/moves in front of a noisy background like grass and flowers. Recently I filmed squirrels in a park, and again, it was so obvious that the camera needs a faster lens than I have (or maybe it is the EF-R adapter that slows it down, I don't know yet and need to test it).
@Fulaan Creative Sir. basically I am confused between Nikon ZFC and Canon R10. I need a camera for content creation, mainly for the overhead shots of the product that I review.....
Nah, it's been a thing for a while. I think it became popular about 5 years ago when canon had taken out 24p from some of it's cameras and then added it with firmware updates due to public backlash. Regardless of where the term originated from it's a real thing. Now the term "toneh" has 100% been coined by cameras conspiracies, that dude is hilarious lol.
I just found this on my recomendations, so happy I clicked on this because I've thought about pre ordering the new camera. I'm currently using a t6i as it was my first camera a couple of years ago. But I think it's time to upgrade because I like to shoot sports, food, and landscape.
I am going to pick one up. I was just using the challenges of the camera to recommend solutions. I haven't had a chance to test the camera yet but I think it will be a good camera. Once I get it I will make a few videos.
And by the way, some of those "old" EF lenses are the best lenses out there. It's funny how Canon's L series lenses some of which cost over $2000 are all of a sudden no good any longer just because Canon came out with a new mount...
@@FulaanCreative if you're going to buy the expensive ef lenses than you may as well just buy the new rf lenses. The people buying ef lenses are doing it because they are on a budget. If you spend under 2k on an ef lens you're going to have far worse performance autofocus wise due to the older motor technology.
@@burritobrosvideos8060 The point I was making is that those expensive EF lenses will be on discount because 1. You can find them used and 2. Now that new RF lenses are out their price should adjust to the market. To your point about AF, I can't say that I have used many RF lenses but I use a tamron 15-30, a sigma 18-35, an old nifty fifty and a bunch of ef-s lenses and I have not seen a single problem with AF. I am using those lenses on an older cameras as well (Eos R and M50) . So I see the point you are trying to make but I don't fully agree. I appreciate the input however.
I really agreed with you brother. Its only the matter of you must know what you want, and what gear you really need. Dont spent to much, use what is reasonable and reliable.
I love all the Istanbul landscape scenery in your videos you plug. I am assuming you are currently living there? Gives me nostalgia from my time studying there.
Always informative and very useful message in each of your content. Thanks for gathering info where we can save $$$ without compromising the quality. Thanks, Fulaan !!
Great, informative video. Subscribed, as I appreciate the way you offer insight and workarounds for those of us who aren't well-to-do. The R10 is one of the cameras I've been looking at, and these attachments seem cool, but it also seems that the cost could begin to rise to the level of just buying a more expensive camera to begin with... Will continue to window shop, thanks!
True, some of the points are broader than the r10. The title was chosen for click strategy as opposed to precision in accuracy. I don't consider it misleading though. If It was I would change it. So long as the points I am making are true and do apply to the r10 then I'm fine with it.
Looking to upgrade should i get this R10 or the Eos RP ? There both around the same price with the lens kit and i will be upgrading from a T6i lol I just take pics as a hobby and memories no pro level stuff. But i am looking for something of higher quality and longevity.😅
If what you are concerned with mostly is photos I would go with the R10 for sure. The new AF system is crazy good as well as many other upgrades on the photo side.
Hi, I am into filmmaking. I want to make short films and automobile review videos for youtube. I am confused between R10 and RP. In India, I am getting R10 with kit for Rs. 1.15 lacs or $1445 and RP with kit for Rs. 1.25 lacs or $1570. Can you help me out in taking decision?
The RP is a full frame camera. The main benefit will be an ability to get a wider field of view. Meaning you don't have to be as close to the subject to get the same shot. Other than that the R10 is probably better at most other things.
Always on top. This means that with the Meike Drop-in ND Filter adapter I can use my 18-35 1.8 and 50-100 1.8 sigma again. Back to business tanks to you.
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I'm not sure why anyone criticized this video. Dude just solved so many newbies issues here. Hell, I had no idea that there was an adapter to solve the cropping lower end merch. Will it fix the eos r cropping during video? Bought to find out.
Thanks Robert! I appreciate it. I think people that are seriously in the market for this camera may appreciate the video but those that wanted to get the latest hot scoop were let down due to me pointing out the obvious. But yeah I use it on my EOS R specifically for that purpose. Works beautifully.
I made a bit of a negative comment, initially, but I've deleted it. After reading the comments it is clear this video has helped a lot of people discover products they never knew existed. It's a great video, for sure!
@@cooloox Thanks for the nice comment! I appreciate it. It's interesting actually, I totally get why some people don't appreciate this style of title but it's strange because the number of clicks and view duration of this video is better than all my other videos. It's almost as if to reach a larger group sometimes the content or title has to be a bit polarizing. Thanks for updating your comment. Peace!
Why to do photography if u don't have any technical knowledge?
This is the perfect resource for beginners. I don't mind the affiliate links. All this knowledge you dropping has got to be worth something.
Thanks for getting my back on this one Kevin! I'm Glad it was helpful.
So happy I clicked on this video, I’m about to buy the EOS R6, and didn’t want to spend the extra cash on the adapter with the NDF. Thanks so much for the info!
Glad I could help!
Nice vid. I use the Viltrox on my M50. Only complaint is that it drains the battery. There are also some other issues with it that’s not covered in the video. Having said that, works great with the 50mm, and that extra stop of light made it worth the money.
Thanks for sharing Abe. The one for the R10 is different to the one from the m50 but same company nevertheless.
Nice & Informative. Just purchased this camera! Hoping for the best!
Thanks Kenny! Congratz on the new camera.
Do you think this a good upgrade from a m50 markii ?
I think not. But this is ergonomicaly better
If you need true 4k with autofocus and record limits longer than 30 minutes then it's great. For most people though i would say there isn't a real need to upgrade.
I appreciate the responses guys
No problem
Goodness! I hope viltrox make a canon RF version of their 13mm as it is relatively sharp compare to sigma 16mm
Hi, I'd like to point out that although speed boosters do give a stop of light, they don't give you blurrier (if that word exists) backgrounds. On the contrary, they reduce the image projected by the lens thus increasing the light intensity (hence the stop gained) but at the same time, by making the image smaller, the depth if field increases. Yes, it's a little bit confusing, but a FF 35mm lens on an APS camera with a booster will look like a 35mm lens on a FF, but with the depth of fiels of a 22mm lens. Remember, APS sensors don't change any attributes of the image the lens project, nor light intensity or depth of field, they just capture less of the image. On the other hand, boosters do change the image, reducing its size and increasing its light intensity and depth of field.
To the point and much appreciated as I've been looking to replace my lost Canon DSLR with one of the new mirrorless options! Hope to pick up some of these in the near future
Awesome. I am glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting Jacques.
As far as I’m concerned, the speed booster gives you an extra stop of light, but doesn’t affect the depth of field. The background will stay exactly the same.
Not exactly, although technically that is true in is not true in application. Here's why. Due to the reduction in focal length you will need to come closer to your subject than you normally would. The act of coming closer to the subject makes for shallower depth of field than you would normally have at that focal length.
I don't see it on Viltrox website for $56?
Why the 10bit 4:2:2 only available with H.265😖
It is hard to edit it & even not supported on Davinci resolve free version
cripple hammer at work...
Which camera is better for shooting video for TH-cam in a studio Canon R10 or Sony ZF-E10-Mark II?
I would say the zve10 II
What if I can't find this particular viltrox speed booster. They're sold out on Amazon
For all the adapters you recommend does the auto focus still work just as fast?
It works great. Some people say that RF lenses may have a little snappier AF than EF but I haven't noticed it. Might have some truth to it for photos possibly but I mostly do video and haven't had any issues with the AF on my EF lenses.
Great video, thanks for posting!
I compared the RP and R10 video 1080P, and RP blew it away..Same Lens, 24-105. But RP doesn't have 4k 30FPS.
Which camera would you recommend, that has RP quality, AND 4k 30FPS? And hopefully better rolling shutter! .. Any suggestions are appreciated!!
Or would you recommend upscaling the 1080P from the RP with something like DaVinci?
Thanks!
Really considering buying it, but it's $900 dollar price is a little too high...
You might be able to find it a bit cheaper used.
@@FulaanCreative yea but it's a very new camera and there's almost no stock used...
sir, is weather sealed is so important for landscape photography?
Not really unless you plan on shooting in the rain or other harsh weather or climate conditions.
Nice Video, I got a quick question. Will Viltrox EF-R2 also work the same as the one You mention (Which is EF-R3)? I mostly need this 0.71x haha
Is the the pro version of the speed booster? If so yes it would also work
يا فلان
What’s the best lens for a canon m50 when shooting video?
Haha! What's up? It depends what you are trying to film. Personally my favorite APS-C lens is the sigma 18-35.
Hey does the viltrox eos speed booster work on the r10? 🤔
yes. works great.
just make sure you get the rf one not the ef-m one.
Quick and to the point , definite sub .
Thanks David!
you have a video of how to configure the r10 camera for music videos, what lens do you recommend for music videos
I don't. I wouldn't know as I have never shot a music video.
the meike drop in clear filter can be considered as additional protection for R10 sensor when changing lenses but its only works when using ef/ef-s lenses, my question is : whats the catch with the speedbooster?
That's true. I never thought of that. The speed booster is great other than the fact that's it's expensive and out of stock most of the time.
@@FulaanCreative I see, no IQ problems? thanks for the reply
Great info. I am newer to the world of full frame and crop sensor. Your explanation and example in the video was very helpful.
Awesome! Glad it was helpful
Notice the R50 has more options then the R10... One of those is the Electronic Zoom Extensions. Now I have to go an get a zoom 500mm, this 150mm is not cutting it.
What canera did you use to shoot this video? It looks amazing!
Thanks! The eos R
Drop in filters - is there such a thing for the deployment of RF lenses?? eg for the Canon RF 24-105 f4L lens
hey fulaan, great video! I want to buy the canon r10, but like you said it it’s not full frame and that was pushing me back from buying it. I didn’t know there was the speed booster, that’s a great save! However I can’t find the one from viltrox, what’s the name of the adapter for the r10?
The viltrox one is usually hard to find but recently Meike also made one. I haven't tried it but all the other Meike products I have tried have been great.
Thanks for video, about Meike Drop-in ND Filter. Is the dropin going between the adapter and the lens? So get camera body, adapter, drop-in filter, lens?
Yes, it attaches to the body then you can attach any EF or EF-s to it.
I cant find the speed booster for the r10 no where 💔
Try ebay. It's hard to find after Canon tried to sue Viltrox.
@@FulaanCreative man i tried, the only one i find for the r body is the original canon one and theres no way im paying 600 bucks for it.
Can you use the nd filter drop in and the speed booster together?
Nope. Only 1 at a time unfortunately
Which camera i have to buy as a beginner. For photography and videography. My budget is $1000 only for body
R10 is a good choice.
Hey Fulaan, Love your style
Quick one for you. I'm looking to buy a camera as we just become parents and want to buy a good qulity camera to take some lasting memories of our family. Would you suggest this one? Or have a recomdation for me. Thanks in advance
Thanks! The R50 would be a great entry level choice as well as the r10
Nice video but also we want some tips and tricks for videography in r10 for improvement
Thanks. Hopefully I can get to that soon.
What I really want to know is does it overheat in 4k30 and/or 60?
Some people got overheating in 4k fine 24 fps so I would imagine it may also overheat in 4k 60 although I haven't experienced any overheating myself.
@@FulaanCreative thanks
I'm interested in that drop in ND filter adapter. But my question is, will you still be able to use the native M50 lenses with it? Lenses like the 15-45mm kit lens? Or do you have to step up to the ef lenses?
It will only work with EF and EF-s Lenses.
@@FulaanCreative Thanks. Good to know.
Like your style sir!! I’m subscribed!
Thanks Bryan! I appreciate it.
what camera should i get for photography & video ? need something $1k tops
The r10 is a good candidate.
@@FulaanCreative i bought the 90d
Was thinking to go for the r10 but seen as you have to buy so many extras for it to perform efficiently I might just go for the Sony a7iii instead, similar price but seems like it’s does the same if not similar (better in some scenarios) than the r10 without needing all the extras
I would say that the A7III is most definitely a better camera but I'm not sure you can find it for the same price.
Is the RF 50mm lens same as EF 50mm lens with the Viltrox EF-EOS R Lens adapter for the Canon EOS R10
The RF version is most likely better than the EF version as it is newer but generally speaking it's the same lens.
I have been shooting real estate for about a year with the Canon M50 and the Laowa 9mm f/2.8 lens with mostly good results. But looking to upgrade to either the R50 or R10. The Laowa 9mm with the aps-c crop is about 13.5mm which is plenty wide for real estate, and I don't want to lose that. I will only buy the camera body since with either of these will require a wide-angle lens for shooting real estate photography and videography.
I don't think there's a better lens out there for the Canon asp-c than the Laowa 9mm, let me know if it's a direct mount to these camera bodies or if an adaptor is required? Thx!
The Laowa 9mm is one of the best ultrawides ever made in my opinion. Unfortunately if you have the EF-M version I don't know of any adapter that will allow it to work on the RF-mount. There might be one out there though so worth a look.
Is the nd filter drop in compatible with the focal adapter? Or can you only choose one of these to use at a time?
yep, only one at a time. If they made one that combined both that would be pretty awesome though.
@@FulaanCreative fair enough. I think the speed booster with a lens specific nd filter makes the most sense..tough call though. Thanks for the reply
Does the Viltrox speedbooster work with the lense that the camera comes with? Might be a dumb question, but I'm just getting into all of this and trying to not buy stuff I don't need or can't use. Thanks
No it doesn't work with that lens as it is an RF-S Lens. The speed booster is to be used with EF lenses
@@FulaanCreative So would I still lose an fstop with the kit lens and be unable to get the wider view?
@@hillustration that's how aps-c cameras are. The focal length is always x 1.6 and the f stop is also less so you just have to account for it when choosing lenses and when shooting/filming.
Hello, Can I ask if I apply EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM with mount adapter on R10, will the 1.6x crop factor applies? Thank you.
Yes it would be about 36mm
@@FulaanCreative Does the adapter make the image darker besides the 1.6x crop factor with a 10-18mm EF-S lens?
Love the review...but where did you get that hat?
can i use godox v860 ii speedlight on this camera
Hey Fulaan, thanks for this informative video! I have an R10 and need the adapter so I can use EFS / EF cannon lenses. Does the viltrox adapter adapt R10 to use EFS lenses or only EF?
Also, I am looking for the viltrox $56 adapter. Do they still sell it?
Thank you 😊
Viltrox quit selling any RF adpaters. I would grab the Meike EFT-R ND adapter. Easily the best accessory for RF mount cameras.
Can this camera work for astrophotography?
I'm sure it can but I can't say how well suited it is for it as I have never done astrophotography.
The viltrox adapter is no longer available, anyone know of alternatives ?? Not trying to drop $600 :(
Check out Meike. They just recently released a .71x focal reducer as well. I haven't tried it yet but Meike usually makes quality stuff.
Great video mate. I am now in the market to buy a new camera. My old Nikon D500 has pretty bad recorder and produces a lot of hiss (white noise) when recording with an external microphone. Do you hear such hiss when recording with an external microphone on the R10?
No not at all. The preamps on Canon cameras are not too bad. It also depends on the mic to though.
@@FulaanCreative Huh... interesting, I may get the R10. My current mic is pretty solid, the MKE600.
For my current case, if you plug any external mic directly to the Nikon D500, it will produce a loud hiss. I read this is because the recorder in D500 is pretty bad (or more specifically, bad preamps).
I am glad to hear the R10 does not have such issues! I am pretty lazy to sync my audio and video everytime.
Hi Fulaan, appreciate your efforts and like your channel. I have just a few comments to share:
1 - Cinestyle is not a real "C-Log" it's just a tricky Neutral profile that can, for free, guarantee good results at the price of noise and it works only at steps of ISO 160. I tested and tbh I don't really like it, but I am not a colorist nor a professional and the color grading is absolutely subjective.
2 - I found a good combination with the Neutral profile and looks pretty good, just need to add a bit of contrast and saturation in post and it is ready to go.
3 - For night scenes I think HDR-PQ is better than other flatty profile
Happy to discuss with you anytime it would pleasure and honor for me.
Hello Tony. Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes you are correct about cinestyle for the most part. I have pretty much been using it since a few years ago when I was shooting only with the m50 which already has very noisy shadows. What I observed about it vs c-log on my Eos R is that although it doesn't technically give you extra dynamic range it helps the luts really stick nicely on the footage. I do a lot of color grading and use Luts on almost every video. By doing this I managed to get like 5 different looks all in the same room. The only thing is that due to cinestyle bringing up shadows you really have to expose perfectly to avoid excessive noise. I have also had descent results with the a tweaked nuetral profile although I do prefer cinestyle. Personally I don't like HDR PQ. Sometimes it looks nice but it reacts so differently to color correction than what I am used to. If I had the choice I would shoot strictly in c-log as I do get the best results that way. Nice chatting with you. Talk to you later. Peace.
@@FulaanCreative it is likewise my pleasure chatting with you, and as I said is absolutely subjective the color grading, but it's just my personal taste. I use a lot of LUTs as well because I do have not enough time to color grade and color correct every single video otherwise my wife wants to divorce me :-) You are lucky to have the cameras with the real c-log, I used Fuji, Panasonic, and Sony but at the end of my journey, I chose Canon because is much closer to my taste. When I can I will invest in an R7 but I stick with my R10, actually, I need to get the meike adaptor (the original has a crazy price) and the "magic" nifty-fifty, I have the original kit lens and it doesn't not meet my expectations. Also, I will buy your LUTs when I have a decent c-log :-) Have a good one I'll reach out via e-mail to discuss something...and as always PEACE!!!
Bro you’ve just given some amazing freaking advice right here. Had no idea that Viltrox was making adapters for less than 50% of the price of Canon adapters. I was hesitant on getting the r10 cause we have less choice in the canon lens ecosystem but now I might rethink that. Thanks brah!
Glad I could help!
You would believe how useful this video was 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Awesome! Glad to hear.
Your videos are the best! Wondering if possible to add a speed booster as well as a drop in ND filter?
You can't use them at the same time. Who knows in the future maybe they will make a combo filter. That would be cool.
Can R10 use Tamron/sigma lenses?
Yes any EF or EF lens will work. Just needs an adapter. I use the sigma 18-35 with the r10 and it works great.
@@FulaanCreative thank you i tought they can't use 3rd party lenses
Great video again thanks for the help I appreciate it. This is my first camera and still lost but getting there slowly 😊
Glad I could help!
Great vid. If only the 1.5 crop actually zoomed in 1.5. The speed booster is the real deal.
Thanks!
this was so helpful and yes i use that adapter for my canon r. only problem is you have to keep tightten up the screws on the adapter i had it get stuck on my camera before.
Thanks Aaron! Are you talking about the speed booster or the ND adapter?
Thank you so much Fulaan for the very helpful tips! I really appreciate you. God bless you and good luck!
My pleasure!
Can’t find the Viltrox speed booster anywhere and it’s around $220-$270 is that legit?
Also if I get the viltrox should I still get the Meike adapter?
The speed booster is hard to find these days due to Canon suing Viltrox. The speed booster and ND adapter serve 2 different functions. If you shoot more outdoors i'd get the nd adapter first and if you shoot indoors mostly than i'd get the speed booster first.
@@FulaanCreative sweet thank you for replying so quickly one more question, what’s the difference between the Meike and the Viltrox adapters? They’re both listed as EF to EOS R adapters?
@@barnabyfunk A simple adapter to use EF lenses can be bought for around $40. These adapters cost more because they are more than just normal adapters. This video explains what a speed booster does th-cam.com/video/CwI4eSKzEHs/w-d-xo.html
@@barnabyfunk This video has asegment that explains what the Meike ND filter adapter does th-cam.com/video/OBXdp48qdi0/w-d-xo.html
@@FulaanCreative you are increíble my guy appreciate you and your info I’m subscribed now
This is pure gold man🪙
Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful.
Specs wise, is the R10 really worth the extra bucks over the M50 II ? Or even the Sony ZV E10 ? Let's say I'm just interested with casual vlogging, is it really worth to get the R10 over the other 2 ?
Also Fulaan for the european market, we are getting a limited kit for the preorders, they are including the EF(-S) ring adapter into the kit if you buy it with a lens, so for example you can preorder the kit camera + 18-45 mm lens + ring adapter for 1099€.
Seems like a fair price ?
Haha! What's up Leon? I am making a video about that as we speak. Should be out tomorrow. I hope it helps answer your question.
@@FulaanCreative Thanks for the reply, looking forward to tomorrow !
i saw some technical tests, and it seems most speed boosters dont actual create blurrier backgrounds
they do, but there is a technicality. So what happens is you get an extra stop of light and it widens the field of view. The reason there is a blurrier background is because to achieve the same field of view that you would get w/out the speed booster you would need to come closer to the subject and that is what gives you more bokeh, the fact that you are closer to the subject.
what was this vid filmed on
Canon EOS R
@@FulaanCreative thanks I am planning on buying tthis camera because this is the quality i am chasing for
R6 or R7 with speedbooster??
R6 doesn't really need the speed booster unless you want to use it in crop mode. I am waiting until the R7 comes out before I buy it. I want to check the noise levels and IBIS wobbles first.
Dude, just found your channel today, love your style. subscribed
Thanks Chris!
My guy this is a great video !
Thanks Bryan! I appreciate the comment.
@@FulaanCreative I Appreciate the content ! Lots of useful information there!!
Thinking about switch from EOS 100d to R10 (or m50 II, not sure yet if it is good for filming/photographing nature, birds). Didn't know about cheaper adapters. After watching your video, I've found Meike adapter EF-R that is around 74USD versus 240USD for the Canon adapter. Thank you!
Your welcome! For wildlife and birds the r10 would be the better fit in my opinion due to the animal AF and other updated features.
@@FulaanCreative Yeah, I thought that too. And since I am not planning to upgrade the camera for the next many-many years, I've decided that R10 would be a better investment than M50 II, even though either of them are crazy good compared to my current EOS 100D which looses even to my smartphone and to Lumix FZ82 (both are not great, but still...). I was filming gazelles in our city a couple of days ago with both 100D plus IS lens and Lumix, and again I was very disappointed with 100D.
I am switching from canon 100D to canon R10 too! I bought it today, what do you think after some month of shooting with it?
@@ceciliacarniti7862 @ceciliacarniti7862 It is a very good camera, especially compared to 100D. Shooting slow-mo I love the most. I think, this camera needs fast focusing lenses and a bit of a practice - I still struggle with shooting very fast-moving objects. To catch a supersonic aircraft or a flying bird or an insect is very hard for me: I can't imagine how people find them so quickly and keep them in a view finder. And because my lens isn't very fast, when the camera loses focus, it takes time to focus an object again - especially if an object is quite small and stays/moves in front of a noisy background like grass and flowers. Recently I filmed squirrels in a park, and again, it was so obvious that the camera needs a faster lens than I have (or maybe it is the EF-R adapter that slows it down, I don't know yet and need to test it).
Many companies make drop in filters. I suggest checking out highpoint scientific or opt Corp for astrophotography filters
Thanks for the tip Pete! I appreciate it.
@@FulaanCreative you got it bud! Always here to lend a tip or two.
All of the retailers I have seen have an ef-s adapter in the box. I think as a launch offer though.
Interesting. I must have overlooked that. Thanks for letting me know.
@@FulaanCreative just for clarity I am looking at UK websites.
Gotchya. Thanks
Excellent advice great resources thank you my brother
Any time Steve. Thanks for watching and commenting!
eos r10 or sony a6400?
I wish I could get a viltrox speed booster. Here is South Africa 🇿🇦 the speed booster is more than the camera
ouch. sorry to hear that.
Good work buddy, you;re really steppin' it up!
Thanks Bo! I appreciate that.
i love the meike drop in filter , thx for the advice.
Happy to help! Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@FulaanCreative Thx for your Videos and advices
This man is so good that when he asked to subscribe between the video, I hit subscribe.... Great Content. Thumbs up....
Thanks! I appreciate that man!
@Fulaan Creative Sir. basically I am confused between Nikon ZFC and Canon R10. I need a camera for content creation, mainly for the overhead shots of the product that I review.....
Isn't the "Cripple Hammer" Camera Conspiracies thing?
Nah, it's been a thing for a while. I think it became popular about 5 years ago when canon had taken out 24p from some of it's cameras and then added it with firmware updates due to public backlash. Regardless of where the term originated from it's a real thing. Now the term "toneh" has 100% been coined by cameras conspiracies, that dude is hilarious lol.
I just found this on my recomendations, so happy I clicked on this because I've thought about pre ordering the new camera. I'm currently using a t6i as it was my first camera a couple of years ago. But I think it's time to upgrade because I like to shoot sports, food, and landscape.
Awesome! Glad i could help
Great video and very well presented.
Liked and subscribed :)
Thanks! I appreciate that.
I have the meike it’s AWESOME
Yeah for real! So affordable as well.
Interesting, not spending more than is really needed is a speciality - while avoiding cheap which can lead to buying twice.
Very true
I was about to buy canon eos r10 ,idk now I'm confused
I am going to pick one up. I was just using the challenges of the camera to recommend solutions. I haven't had a chance to test the camera yet but I think it will be a good camera. Once I get it I will make a few videos.
@@FulaanCreative thank you sir please let us know then by uploading your Vedios
Meike MK-EFTR-C VND Drop-in Filter Auto-Focus Mount Lens Adapter for Canon EF to EOSR Not available at Amazon. you forgot to tell us.
It's available in the US. Not sure what Amazon store the link is redirecting you to.
You are wrong, you cannot attach "any lens" to the nd filter. Only old ef lenses.
Yes I mentioned in the video that it allows you to use ef and ef-s lenses. To clarify I meant "any lens" as in any ef or ef-s lens.
And by the way, some of those "old" EF lenses are the best lenses out there. It's funny how Canon's L series lenses some of which cost over $2000 are all of a sudden no good any longer just because Canon came out with a new mount...
@@FulaanCreative if you're going to buy the expensive ef lenses than you may as well just buy the new rf lenses. The people buying ef lenses are doing it because they are on a budget. If you spend under 2k on an ef lens you're going to have far worse performance autofocus wise due to the older motor technology.
@@burritobrosvideos8060 The point I was making is that those expensive EF lenses will be on discount because 1. You can find them used and 2. Now that new RF lenses are out their price should adjust to the market. To your point about AF, I can't say that I have used many RF lenses but I use a tamron 15-30, a sigma 18-35, an old nifty fifty and a bunch of ef-s lenses and I have not seen a single problem with AF. I am using those lenses on an older cameras as well (Eos R and M50) . So I see the point you are trying to make but I don't fully agree. I appreciate the input however.
@@FulaanCreative the focus matters more in video than stills.
I really agreed with you brother. Its only the matter of you must know what you want, and what gear you really need. Dont spent to much, use what is reasonable and reliable.
100%
Amen!
I love all the Istanbul landscape scenery in your videos you plug. I am assuming you are currently living there? Gives me nostalgia from my time studying there.
Thanks Sinan! Yes, I have been in Turkey for about a year now. Beautiful Country.
@@FulaanCreative Gotten a sub from me!
Awesome. Thanks Sinan!
That was a straightforward guide man.
Thanks Wayne! I'm glad it was helpful.
Always informative and very useful message in each of your content. Thanks for gathering info where we can save $$$ without compromising the quality. Thanks, Fulaan !!
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment on my videos. It means a lot!
That shot of you vlogging with a telephoto lens really got me 😂
Great Video, Man!
Haha! You caught that! That's awesome. Lol
@@FulaanCreative Yep, got a very keen eye. Bet you were waiting for someone to mention that haha
Bru I love your take and your delivery….great video👌🏾
Thanks Kenneth! I appreciate the support man.
The basic Canon EF to RF adapter is not $270, it is $99, there are pricier ones that have filters.
Yes you are right. I saw the one with the control ring on it. I have to check again but last i saw it was expensive.
Just checked the canon store on Amazon, it's $270. I didn't realize it was different than the one without the control ring.
@@FulaanCreative there are three versions, one is a basic connection, $99, one with a control ring, and one that has drop in filters.
@@chris.fitzgerald Gotchya. Never the less the viltrox one is still almost 50% cheaper than the cheapest canon one. Thanks for clarifying Chris.
Hey Fulaan, if Meike is a mainland Chinese brand, I believe that technically it should be pronounced “may KUH” almost like a New Yorker says “maker”
Got it. I'ma give it a shot but I gotta hear it though. IF not I might butcher it worse than I already have. Thanks for the heads up!
Great, informative video. Subscribed, as I appreciate the way you offer insight and workarounds for those of us who aren't well-to-do. The R10 is one of the cameras I've been looking at, and these attachments seem cool, but it also seems that the cost could begin to rise to the level of just buying a more expensive camera to begin with... Will continue to window shop, thanks!
Thanks Arthur! I appreciate the view, comment and sub. Welcome aboard.
So many good good tips in here. Title is misleading though - these are canon issues. Not necessarily the R10
True, some of the points are broader than the r10. The title was chosen for click strategy as opposed to precision in accuracy. I don't consider it misleading though. If It was I would change it. So long as the points I am making are true and do apply to the r10 then I'm fine with it.
Great video !
Thanks Emil! Glad it was helpful.
Looking to upgrade should i get this R10 or the Eos RP ? There both around the same price with the lens kit and i will be upgrading from a T6i lol
I just take pics as a hobby and memories no pro level stuff. But i am looking for something of higher quality and longevity.😅
If what you are concerned with mostly is photos I would go with the R10 for sure. The new AF system is crazy good as well as many other upgrades on the photo side.
@@FulaanCreative awesome thank you ! Will pre order now 🫡😂
@@AlexMonzon1995 no prob
Hi, I am into filmmaking. I want to make short films and automobile review videos for youtube. I am confused between R10 and RP. In India, I am getting R10 with kit for Rs. 1.15 lacs or $1445 and RP with kit for Rs. 1.25 lacs or $1570. Can you help me out in taking decision?
The RP is a full frame camera. The main benefit will be an ability to get a wider field of view. Meaning you don't have to be as close to the subject to get the same shot. Other than that the R10 is probably better at most other things.
@@FulaanCreative thanks for the information 😊
@@akhileshgaur9624 you are welcome
Ummmm Again.....No longer available, not even on your website. Guess I'm REALLY late to the party.
Might find a used one here and there on ebay
Always on top. This means that with the Meike Drop-in ND Filter adapter I can use my 18-35 1.8 and 50-100 1.8 sigma again.
Back to business tanks to you.
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting.