just bought this camera a few days ago with the lens 18-150 that came with it, very helpful video as im totally new to photography and i love this camera
Great video as always! Can’t wait to see what videos you make on it soon!! I’m personally hoping that canon opens back up to sigma and viltrox at the very LEAST so that they can make fast autofocus primes for the lower budget RF mount users.
Thanx for the great review! Just bought this camera. I have a bushcraft/outdoors channel, and I shoot a lot of wildlife. Very exited to test it. Subbed. Cheers from Finland!
i think you made a mistake mate, H gives you from 5 to 10 frames per second if i'm not wrong, and the H+ mode gives you 15 frames mechanically, only the e shutter gives you 23 frames but it's soundless
Okay I'll check into that! I definitely didn't know everything about the camera at the time of this video, so this is helpful for when I make my official review in a few months! Thanks!
The R50 is a great beginner camera, but if you aspire to eventually go more professional I'd highly recommend the R10! If you just want to have a portable, fun, and easy to use camera save some money and go for the R50!
Good review, subbed! Question: I understand that subject tracking goes hand-in-hand with auto focus, but can flash be used with that? If I can use flash with that, should I select mechanical or electronic shutter? Many thanks!
Thanks for subscribing! My guess would be you should use a mechanical shutter, but I do not know the answer to that question so I would check some forums!
I’m more interested in learning cinematography or doing videos/streaming Is this a good first camera? I do have a canon t7, but I know that’s technically better for photos, but I’m more into learning video
What lens would you recommend? I’m a beginner I have the sigma 35mm ( also loved your review on it). I want to do a combination of portraits and Candids but noticed that for Cándida that require zoom is shows a lot of noise :( What other lens would you recommend?
I'm not Andrew, but for what its worth, I've been looking at different Canon EOS R series cameras for purchase. I used to be a 35mm film camera person many years ago, have had a number of non-dslr digital cameras since, but would like to get a better mirrorless, interchangeable lens camera sometime soon. I like having a long zoom range personally, particularly for travel and being out and about, avoiding switching lenses... capturing a picture in the moment, not missing something while changing lenses. I'm leaning toward an R7 or R10 with the Canon 18-150 Image Stabilized zoom. But as Andrew alluded to, the choice will depend on a person's specific needs and budget. Also adding 1 or more fixed lenses for specific needs - youtube or portraits, you could get something with a larger/faster aperture, generally sharper, or could consider an adapter EF-EOS-R which allows using 3rd party EF lenses, that tend to provide additional choices that may be more affordable. Also note that some of the noise tends to vary depending on light level, and for people willing to do some light post editing, software comes with option to smooth the noise some in the final picture, as needed. If I were to add a lens, I'll probably add a longer zoom, as it seems like my subjects are more likely to be farther away than I'd prefer, to get a larger image in the frame.
Great review! Would a 50mm F1.8 lens be a good one to buy in addition to the 18-45mm F4.5-6.3 that comes with the kit? Trying to get some variety as far as lenses go if I were to get this camera, but I want a pretty shallow depth of field too. Any other lens suggestions? Thanks in advance!
Actually my latest video is on the 50mm 1.8, so you can check that out, but yes I'd recommend the 50mm! I'm waiting to try out the Sigma 18-50mm which is coming out in July which I think will be a great option!
Any of those options are going to be a nice upgrade so depending on your budget the R7 or R8 would be the best, but saving some money and going with the R10 and then using the extra money on a nice lens would be what I'd recommend!
Hi. I am having a huge problem shooting 4k 29fps videos with R10. Its rolling shutter effect is too obvious. Am I doing wrong with my video settings or something like that? How can I solve it?
The Canon R is full frame which is great, but the R10 has a lot of features that the R doesn't. Like better auto focus and subject tracking as well as a much faster shutter speed just to name a few.
@@thesiths3875You will need to buy the Canon EF-EOS R Mount Adapter (you can probably find one used for a lot less than retail, and it's low risk but as the mount just connects the electronics and has no optics)
Well I don't know Sony cameras as well, but I do know the R10 is a great camera! Sony makes some solid options too so you probably can't go wrong with either if they're in the same price range!
I mean if you have the money the R8 is a better camera in quite a few ways. But if you get the R10 and save that money and use it on some lenses you'll be better off for sure!
The R8 got mine for$1029 body only. Plus Canon has a better line of lenses for the R8 than dedicated aps-c lenses but the sigma lenses will be here in July
I always hear this camera referenced for “beginners” but I’ve been considering it. I’m more in the intermediate-been-too-cheap-to-upgrade strata haha; would this still be a worthy purchase? (Wildlife primarily)
Absolutely, a great lens for wildlife! The main features is the fast shutter and the animal subject tracking. I also enjoy the camera body and button layout! A good lens would be the 100-400mm Canon RF lens.
Buy this R10 over R50 why? MECHANICAL SHUTTER for sport photography. Electronic Shutter in sport photography is bad. Still Both lacking C-log found only in R7
Hello Sir: Please help and give me some advice, The camera I am currently using is Canon EOS R10, The kit lens used with it is (RF-S18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM) My main subject matter is toy photography. The secondary shooting content is street photography or portrait photos. Now I want to buy new lenses, after watching your video, Want to be in Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM and RF85mm F2 Macro IS STM or RF 35mm 1.8 STM After making a choice, I would like to ask you to give me some advice on which lens is more suitable for me? Thank you.🙏🙏🙏
You probably want the RF 24mm 1.8 since it has macro capabilities and is wide enough for street and portraits! It's a solid lens in combination with the R10!
You skipped over the only thing TH-camrs care about, 16:9 1080p 30fps recording for TH-cam. Nothing else you talked about matters. Not sure how you could miss that as a TH-camr (???)
Nothing else matters? 1080p 30 FPS is actually kind of a standard on all modern camras so I didn't really consider it a feature! But yes I do shoot 1080p a lot on this camera! Thanks for watching!
@@AndrewKnepperexactly 1080p is found on like every single new camera. And now everyone is going to 4k so you would think 1080p would just be a obvious resolution this camera would have
@@CalebBoender sincerely from someone that cares that 4k they can buy one but from someone that want tho go cheap 1080p are god enough. I have a sony fx30 but now i will buy instead 3 canon eos r10 for me podcast is not more expensive if i buy another 2 fx30 Or a7iv and i don’t really know if me podcast will be a success or failure then maybe not invest tho much is a key for much allot people y think that camera will make the job done for the most people
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just bought this camera a few days ago with the lens 18-150 that came with it, very helpful video as im totally new to photography and i love this camera
Awesome! It's a great camera to learn on!
Getting only camera body and going for sigma 18 to 50mm f2.8 is good.. i want my night portraits to be good
Great combo!
great video, i'm looking to up grade to this camera from a Canon 60D which i've had for 12 yrs. loving all the new tech in them and display quality.
Yeah I think you'll find that this is a great upgrade!
How's the r10 now?
Great video as always! Can’t wait to see what videos you make on it soon!! I’m personally hoping that canon opens back up to sigma and viltrox at the very LEAST so that they can make fast autofocus primes for the lower budget RF mount users.
Thanks! Yes I totally agree and feel like most Canon shooters feel the same way about the Sigma 1.4 primes. It's bound to happen soon enough!
Thanx for the great review! Just bought this camera. I have a bushcraft/outdoors channel, and I shoot a lot of wildlife.
Very exited to test it. Subbed. Cheers from Finland!
Very cool I'll have to check your channel out!
@@AndrewKnepper 👍Tested it yesterday. And Loving it!!
This or Canon R50? I want to focus on car photography and some cinematics
I think I'd go with the R10!
Sold my 6dm2 to get this one, only reason, 4k for my yt channel.
Fulfilled my requirements.
The 4k is very crispy!
i think you made a mistake mate, H gives you from 5 to 10 frames per second if i'm not wrong, and the H+ mode gives you 15 frames mechanically, only the e shutter gives you 23 frames but it's soundless
Okay I'll check into that! I definitely didn't know everything about the camera at the time of this video, so this is helpful for when I make my official review in a few months! Thanks!
Should i buy the canon r50 or r10 for my first camera
The R50 is a great beginner camera, but if you aspire to eventually go more professional I'd highly recommend the R10! If you just want to have a portable, fun, and easy to use camera save some money and go for the R50!
Good review, subbed!
Question: I understand that subject tracking goes hand-in-hand with auto focus, but can flash be used with that?
If I can use flash with that, should I select mechanical or electronic shutter?
Many thanks!
Thanks for subscribing! My guess would be you should use a mechanical shutter, but I do not know the answer to that question so I would check some forums!
Mechanical for flash
How it’s performed compared to the canon m6 mark ii?
I’m more interested in learning cinematography or doing videos/streaming
Is this a good first camera?
I do have a canon t7, but I know that’s technically better for photos, but I’m more into learning video
Yeah the R10 has great video specs for beginners!
@@AndrewKnepper Dope! That might be what I get, thanks!
No, if you want to do video get an R7, R10 does not support CLog or Cinestyle for color grading and IMO HDR PQ is garbage….
With a perfect 10:00 min video 😂😂❤❤
And the funny things is... that wasn't even intentional 😂
Is it a great combination. Canon R10 and RF 800?
Yeah I mean the R7 has image stabilization which would be better with that length of focal distance, but the R10 is a great beginner option!
What lens would you recommend? I’m a beginner I have the sigma 35mm ( also loved your review on it). I want to do a combination of portraits and Candids but noticed that for Cándida that require zoom is shows a lot of noise :(
What other lens would you recommend?
I'm not Andrew, but for what its worth, I've been looking at different Canon EOS R series cameras for purchase. I used to be a 35mm film camera person many years ago, have had a number of non-dslr digital cameras since, but would like to get a better mirrorless, interchangeable lens camera sometime soon. I like having a long zoom range personally, particularly for travel and being out and about, avoiding switching lenses... capturing a picture in the moment, not missing something while changing lenses. I'm leaning toward an R7 or R10 with the Canon 18-150 Image Stabilized zoom. But as Andrew alluded to, the choice will depend on a person's specific needs and budget. Also adding 1 or more fixed lenses for specific needs - youtube or portraits, you could get something with a larger/faster aperture, generally sharper, or could consider an adapter EF-EOS-R which allows using 3rd party EF lenses, that tend to provide additional choices that may be more affordable. Also note that some of the noise tends to vary depending on light level, and for people willing to do some light post editing, software comes with option to smooth the noise some in the final picture, as needed. If I were to add a lens, I'll probably add a longer zoom, as it seems like my subjects are more likely to be farther away than I'd prefer, to get a larger image in the frame.
I have been really loving the new Sigma 18-50mm f2.8!
Great review!
Would a 50mm F1.8 lens be a good one to buy in addition to the 18-45mm F4.5-6.3 that comes with the kit? Trying to get some variety as far as lenses go if I were to get this camera, but I want a pretty shallow depth of field too. Any other lens suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
Actually my latest video is on the 50mm 1.8, so you can check that out, but yes I'd recommend the 50mm! I'm waiting to try out the Sigma 18-50mm which is coming out in July which I think will be a great option!
@@AndrewKnepper Sounds great, thank you! I'll def check out that video.
Wanting to upgrade from my m50. r10, r8 or r7? I mainly do portraits, single subject and some landscapes! Occasional video or two. Any ideas?
Any of those options are going to be a nice upgrade so depending on your budget the R7 or R8 would be the best, but saving some money and going with the R10 and then using the extra money on a nice lens would be what I'd recommend!
Great job Andrew! Kevin A. 😊
Thanks Kevin!
can u suggest a new launched canon camera for me?( lauchend btw 2022 2023 and 2024!)
This is a new launched camera. It launched in 2022.
Correct! I'd highly recommend the Canon R10! The R50 is a good option too and it's a bit less.
Hi. I am having a huge problem shooting 4k 29fps videos with R10. Its rolling shutter effect is too obvious. Am I doing wrong with my video settings or something like that? How can I solve it?
Not sure to be honest. Is it only happening in 4k 29fps?
Is the Canon EOS R Or Canon EOS R10 is better?...
The Canon R is full frame which is great, but the R10 has a lot of features that the R doesn't. Like better auto focus and subject tracking as well as a much faster shutter speed just to name a few.
I currently have the rebel T3, would this be a good upgrade body? I don’t need anything insane just something that I use for fun..?
Yeah definitely a great upgrade!
@@AndrewKnepper canon 50mm EF and 18-55mm EFS will work with that body right?
@@thesiths3875You will need to buy the Canon EF-EOS R Mount Adapter (you can probably find one used for a lot less than retail, and it's low risk but as the mount just connects the electronics and has no optics)
@@thesiths3875They are only compatible with R10 if you also purchase an ef to r mount adapter. $50-$150 depending on brand.
For cinematic , this or the zv-e10
Well I don't know Sony cameras as well, but I do know the R10 is a great camera! Sony makes some solid options too so you probably can't go wrong with either if they're in the same price range!
The ZV E-10 Mk II is now out so look at that instead.
@@PWingert1966 already bought the ace e 10 😪
Zve ***
@@mikemusic9702 Make the best use of it you can and wait for the Mk III!😃
Canon R8 or R10???
I mean if you have the money the R8 is a better camera in quite a few ways. But if you get the R10 and save that money and use it on some lenses you'll be better off for sure!
The R8 got mine for$1029 body only. Plus Canon has a better line of lenses for the R8 than dedicated aps-c lenses but the sigma lenses will be here in July
How are you hearing 23 frames per second?
That's how fast the H+ mode is according to Canon!
@@AndrewKnepper The 23 frames per second is only with the electronic shutter, and it is completely silent.
@jamespowers8826 it's an imitation sound of the mechanical shutter from the in-camera speaker. you can toggle if off.
@@UltraSuperHyperMax nice I didn't know this 👍 I think I prefer hearing the shutter to be honest!
I go an opportunity buy the Canon EOS R10 with RF-S camera used for $650 with the 18-45 mm lens. Is that a good deal or should I buy new?
$650 is a pretty good deal for the Canon R10 + kit lens!
I always hear this camera referenced for “beginners” but I’ve been considering it. I’m more in the intermediate-been-too-cheap-to-upgrade strata haha; would this still be a worthy purchase? (Wildlife primarily)
Absolutely, a great lens for wildlife! The main features is the fast shutter and the animal subject tracking. I also enjoy the camera body and button layout! A good lens would be the 100-400mm Canon RF lens.
Buy this R10 over R50 why?
MECHANICAL SHUTTER for sport photography. Electronic Shutter in sport photography is bad.
Still Both lacking C-log found only in R7
R50 is a good option too. I like the button layout / better grip on the R10 over the R50.
Hdrpq mode 👌🏾
Hello Sir:
Please help and give me some advice,
The camera I am currently using is Canon EOS R10,
The kit lens used with it is (RF-S18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM)
My main subject matter is toy photography.
The secondary shooting content is street photography or portrait photos.
Now I want to buy new lenses, after watching your video,
Want to be in
Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM
and
RF85mm F2 Macro IS STM or
RF 35mm 1.8 STM
After making a choice, I would like to ask you to give me some advice on which lens is more suitable for me? Thank you.🙏🙏🙏
You probably want the RF 24mm 1.8 since it has macro capabilities and is wide enough for street and portraits! It's a solid lens in combination with the R10!
Hello sir, thank you very much for your reply and suggestions❤❤❤
I upgraded to an 80d yesterday.😂
Nice still a great camera!
@@AndrewKnepper I had a rebel7 before, so even in 24 it’s still quite an upgrade for me.
You skipped over the only thing TH-camrs care about, 16:9 1080p 30fps recording for TH-cam.
Nothing else you talked about matters. Not sure how you could miss that as a TH-camr (???)
Nothing else matters? 1080p 30 FPS is actually kind of a standard on all modern camras so I didn't really consider it a feature! But yes I do shoot 1080p a lot on this camera! Thanks for watching!
@@AndrewKnepperexactly 1080p is found on like every single new camera. And now everyone is going to 4k so you would think 1080p would just be a obvious resolution this camera would have
@@CalebBoender sincerely from someone that cares that 4k they can buy one but from someone that want tho go cheap 1080p are god enough. I have a sony fx30 but now i will buy instead 3 canon eos r10 for me podcast is not more expensive if i buy another 2 fx30
Or a7iv and i don’t really know if me podcast will be a success or failure then maybe not invest tho much is a key for much allot people y think that camera will make the job done for the most people