Currently a wildlife shooter on a Canon 7D (Mk I) w/Sigma 150-600mm C lens. Happy with the lens, looking to upgrade the body for better AF and higher pixel count. I'm interested in how the R10 compares to the 7D Mk II and the 90D.
I was trying to buy 90D but the sales guy got me a demo ex R10 for cheaper, sure the adapter made it about even but everything is better compared to my trusty old 500D (magic lantern ofc) It's arriving tomorrow, finally!
I have an EOS RP and plan on adding an R10 to the kit this month. With the luxury of having two cameras, the RP+R10 pairing is a pretty potent combination - very good quality, plenty of advanced features and customization, great weight, and cross-compatibility of lenses. With focal length ranges from 15mm to 600mm (960 effective on the R10) I’ll have a kit for pretty much any and every opportunity that comes my way. And the two cameras are close enough in specs and use many of the same accessories, and have a very similar control layout. I am really excited about things to come.
I was going to be a Sony apologist and suggest thinking about a used A9 since this video really talked about getting used gear at KEH. Full frame, usable 20 fps for sports, great third party lens support, etc. I then looked there, and to get a used A9 in excellent condition, it’s still over $2000. More than double the new R10. I don’t think there’s any stacked sensor camera at the R10 price point, so fast mechanical shutter sounds great.
The R10 looks great. And KEH is great (I’ve used them). I’m not sure that having a sponsored video mixed with a camera review really works though. Makes me question some of the conclusions as serving the sponsor. Not saying that’s what is going on, but it does leave doubt.
@@LarryMarvin One question. Do you need IBIS (like in R7) with RF 100-400 for wildlife? Do you see any problem with the camera shaking in your R10 and the lens?
I don't like how people keep saying "beginner" as if this camera can't do pro level photos. Put some nice glass on it and you can get the exact same quality photos as a $4000 camera.
@@Garbid Yeah true it's just with people calling it a beginning camera it makes actual beginners thibk they need to upgrade from this camera if they want better photos.
I'm saving up for the speed booster to pair with my R7. I have 1 on my M50 and I love what it does by almost eliminating the crop and adding another stop of light.
I currently have an m50 and looking for a camera to upgrade. Would you recommend the R7 I mostly do sports photography and portraits, my other camera I was looking at was the Sony A7iii
@@diegodominguez205 I can't really comment on the R7s use in portrait, but everyone I talk to said to save up for a full frame. But for wildlife, it's pretty good. I only recently tried my hand at birding...its a lot harder then it looks, especially with a 4lbs lens handheld.
I have a R10 camera and love this compact powerhouse but there are 2 shortcomings that I have seen so far: 1. Battery life could use improvement. I realize that the small physical size limits the battery life. 2. Sometimes the camera has trouble focusing. Weird. I have missed shots due to blurring.
Good video, with great content and advice. Two points though. The number of ad slots for KEH made it almost feel like the entire video was an ad. I understand that ads are a necessary but this felt a bit over the top. Also, if you're going to hold manufacturers to high standards when talking about equivalence, please do so yourself. You mention 600mm f11 being a 900mm but skip over the equivalent aperture. If this were a manufacturer you'd definitely highlight that. A nit-pick I know, but a valid point.
Hi Tony, please help me . Can a godox v860ii v860iii or any other speed light fit this canon eos R10. I cant seem to find the contact points on the hotshoe. I also noted that you are using a third party flash on your R10. Any extension of help would be appreciated.
I'm looking to buy a camera for my wife who is looking into becoming a photographer. Is it worth buying the r10 when canon is blocking 3rd party lens making? Would it be more beneficial to go with a different company?
when you discussed buying a 5D/6D, you said the R10 is better for sports / wildlife. To be clear - you're recommending an entry level mirrorless over a DSLR for sports/wildlife. This is a historic moment is it not?
PLEASE make an in-depth camera tutorial for the R10 ASAP. As your recommended 2022 camera of the year, I assume it’s on the list? Thank you for all you do!
Will it be a big change if i replace the canon d1300d with the canon r10, i will add that i am intermediate and want to photograph birds, animals and sometimes landscapes and some portraits
Anyone help. Is there any settings to connect trigger with R10 for impulse lighting ? I tried and its not working. But the trigger works with Testing button. And the trigger is universal…
Sony a6400 vs cannon r10 which is better ? I allready own a6400 and was really disappointed it dosnt compile timlapse into video in camera. I dont have time to edit 900 raw files on my laptop lol.
Hello Master: 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 compare between Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM and RF85mm F2 Macro IS 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.🙏
Confused ! So the basis of this review of an 'Entry Level' Camera is to assess its performance after adding $2000 worth of professional glass. If someone is buying an entry level camera isn't it more honest to assess the camera with the 'kit' lens most people will buy
Worth upgrading for Motorsport photography? I’ve been using a 77D and 100-400 L mk 2 for quite a few years now. Also enjoy taking portraits of our young son.
I believe your calculation of f stop taking into account crop factor is wrong. Probably not so bad if trying to give a sense of the resulting depth of field (but even then, that only applies when using wide angles and you have to step back to compensate for the crop, when using teles, the closer the better so you don't step back and DoF remains the same) but totally wrong regarding light gathering capacity. Crop factor doesn't affect the light that reaches the sensor so exposure remains the same between a FF and a crop camera using the same lens.
I had the m6 ii with the sigma 150-600 c lens. Sold both and will get the r10 and the 600 f11. Half the weight plus I can shoot 4k 60fps at 1500mm with bird eye autofocus.
@@TonyAndChelsea I am looking to get the R10 so I watched some reviews and I saw one who needed to use the AD-E1 adapter for her Godox trigger to function on her r10. 🤔 This review was really helpful btw made me think to get the RP instead considering I don't really shoot sports and it's full frame.
Hello, im planning to buy a canon camera, I like shooting portraits/scenery and architecture . Ive seen many videos and comparison on R10 and RP but still not sure which to get.
How well does the auto focus track animals that are not people, birds, dogs or cats? I like to wander around our Zoos and take pictures of the various animals. How would it go on an elephant for example?
Hi Guys. Thank you far a great review and I will check out KEH when it’s time to buy. Did you do that 1 hour tutorial on theR10? Also, does it do HDR and bracketing in camera.
So does canon just have a habit of making new mounts for all their different camera bodies? I had an m50 first and it had its own limited native lens selection, and now this one needs an adapter too Makes me glad I dropped them for Sony before I got too used to the canon system
f18? how does this work with all the math regarding diffraction?? are still images razor sharp with the 600 / 800 f11's??ps I'm after a moon shooter set up! thanks guys x
What do you think about speed-boosters for canon r10. I hear the canon has some purple fringing but the 2 viltrox s.boosters seem good? There aren’t any reviews for photo and none comparing the canon to the 2 viltrox. Now canon has good crop bodies but limited crop lenses. So it seems like a possible work around but I’d like to be sure before recommending to friends looking to get into photography. Reviews please? 🙏
I’m about to sell my Sony A7iii and I’m looking at the camera you are using but I understand the battery is pants I do a lot of live music shooing a normaly have to raise the iso to 1250 you’re thoughts, please
Your videos are so helpful and I would appreciate your advice! I shoot mostly calm and friendly farm animals at home in dusty, hot Arizona, not flighty wildlife on location, and am about to upgrade from point and shoot and phone cameras. I think I want a hybrid that can make animal video shorts for social media, as well as landscape, some sport and astrophotography prints. Or, do I want a classic DLSR to learn on before upgrading to a mirrorless full frame? Budget is $1500-$3000 (with at least one lens). Open to used cameras. What is your recommendation, please? My head hurts with all the options and reviews. Every time I think I have it narrowed down I watch another of your videos and then doubt myself. Help!!
Love your content first of all, i am really struggling with my choice selection I currently have a Cannon T7i , an upgrade is needed. So what i want to do with the camera is shoot food pics and video, i will also do some product shots. So i am looking at Cannon EOS R50 , Cannon R10, Fuji
There are three RF-S lenses from Canon (all of them narrow aperture zooms), and they make it hard for third party manufacturers to produce lenses for this mount. Why the hell would anyone buy into such a system when there are alternatives with a good selection of native lenses?
Hi Tony and many thanks for another great review. I bought the R10 4 months ago as I shoot wildlife. Would you recommend exchanging it for the R6 MKII. Kind regards and many thanks
More mp don't mean 💩 if you have zero reason for them. You whine like a Fred Flintstone feet woman that supported mandates and now wants my body my rights😝
@@Lesterandsons In this case, yes it does. In terms of specs they are either exactly the same or the R7 is just better. The only advantage R10 has is price.
What decides shutter speed at low frame rates? I'd like to shoot at 4K and have clear, crisp frames and it would be nice to know how this camera records but this is one spec that manufacturers don't tell us. I guess another option is to utilize the continuous mechanical shutter at 15 FPS and this camera is capable of doing so for a full 30 sec. BUT that would really rack up the shutter count while I'm filming races.
Hi have a Canon 90D. But yhe images are always to soft, right from the start that I bought that camera. Do you recomend the R7 to replace the 90D. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for this video!! I'm looking to get the Canon R10 because of your recommendation for wildlife. I'm retired, and as a hobby have been doing some wildlife photography, but wanted to upgrade . I have a question should I get the Canon RF 600mm F11 IS STM Lens you recommend on this video or get an adapter and get the Sigma 150 to 600 mm? I'm in Canada so I utilize a local company called Henry's. The Canon RF lenses is $899.00 Canadian and the Sigma 150 to 600 mm is $1079.00 plus another $129.00 for adapter (both lenses are on sale here). Yes Canada is more expensive. Any help would be much appreciated.
Hi...Great video as usual. I am thinking about this Camera as my B-CAM, as I already own an R5, for Videos and occasional birding. Would you recommend this Camera?
I’m so lost guys! I am looking for a camera/lens that is inexpensive. I am wanting a camera to use for my children’s sporting events like horseback riding, baseball, soccer and dance. I don’t own a camera and this would be my first experience! Id love to play around and potentially make it into a business.
Targeted for sport. And what about a really new sensor tech able to compete with Sony, fuji? What about DR Noise IQ? 🤕 (desperate user until eos 550D) Quantum leap pleaze!
Canon does not have the best sensor performance for now. But its autofocus made it extremely capable. If you are coming from 550D, you might as well jump to R7
@@zegzbrutal I now use a 800D, far better autofocus, specs... but iso and DR performance have not improved a lot. I think an apsc canon user has to look FF to get a real IQ improvement. That said I enjoy and keep my equipement, cheap, light, good enough for me🙂
@@TonyAndChelsea An answer from TCN😇, thanks for your work, your unique way to select subjects and share your toughts, questions... Regarding R10 I suppose dpreview and dxo? will give us measurements. Good news, R3 sensor is a real new technology
R7 is a bit more pro with dual memory card slots, IBIS, and 30fps electronic (mind you it still has the same warping). So if those are important at a few extra hundred bucks, the R7 is solid. I also prefer the ergonomics and more extended viewfinder.
@@zegzbrutal I have yet to use 30 electronic yet, just once or twice to play around with it when I got the camera. But I keep it at 15 mechanical, I like the tactile feedback of mechanical.
I have a Sony RX10 IV I have been using for a while. (I love it by the way) I shoot mainly landscape and my kids sports photography.. Also wildlife.. So I was wanting to upgrade to a mirrorless camera for more crisp photos.. The RX 10 IV was my first camera i got after a point and shoot.. So I am not a great photographer by any means but love great photos I can frame for our house.. Would you recommend this Canon? or Something else? I love the price point on it.. Seems like a great camera!
Am looking for an “entry level” wildlife camera. How would you rank the R10, R7, and 7D mkii? Was considering the 7Dmkii as I’ve been using Canon APS-C cameras since the original Digital Rebel, so have a collection of glass with the EF and EF-S mounts. I recently picked up an M50 to use as a hiking/biking camera and love some of the mirrorless features, but am willing to forego these if the 7Dmkii can keep up with the R series for wildlife. Thoughts?
Also, just received your SDP book and having trouble getting it back from my wife. Also ordered your Art and Science video series. Maybe I can watch that until Ellen finishes the book.
Tony, don't blame the camera for missing the fact you were in high frame rate. Below the H in the upper left corner, note the display of "FHD" (full HD or 1080) and the frame rate of 119.9p. The R5 and R6 show it the same way. I agree, that's not intuitive for a newbie, but you've shot the R5. The real user interface problem is having to dive into the menu to enable high frame rate. It's a pain in all the Canons that I know of. EDIT: that mechanical shutter is really loud. I hear the R7 is, too. But I guess if you're far enough away, the birds won't mind. Much.
I just looked at the manual online trying to find what other frame rates there are between 1 and 15. I couldn't find it, but that's not surprising considering the manual is 900+ pages.
@@slimphotog my original replay had a link to the R5 PDF. You're asking about stills. The R5 and R6 have three burst settings: low speed continuous, high speed continuous, and high speed continuous +. The PDF shows they mean about 3, 6, and 12 FPS respectively in mechanical. Electronic shutter HSC+ gives you 20 FPS. I presume the R7 and R10 settings are similar but with higher FPS in HSC+ mode.
Little overboard on the KEH push, lol. That said I'm attempting to sell them some gear, waiting for them to review it. So far in emails they've been a little short and rude! Like one sentence answers ending in an explanation point! Maybe it's just Jake! and everybody else is cool! IDK! lol
I literally just found out with the Electronic Shutter,you can bring the shutter all the way up 1/16000th on the R10…that wild!!! Would that ever be necessary!!!😂
KEH does NOT sell NEW cameras! I've dealt with KEH over the past 10 or 15 years and they used to sell new gear. I traded in my Pentax 35mm cameras and got a slight discount on some new gear. I was very satisfied. I recently sold them my Canon 90D and had to buy my new Canon R7 from another retailer. PLEASE... Chelsea & Tony tell them to improve their website! They also lost a sale from me because I did not know they sold film. I had to dig deep into their website for Kodak and found they were selling film at a very competitive price! I had to order film from that giant river named website. KEH should have a top level link for film and new products.
Well, shooting daylight golf hardly makes the R10 a true sports camera, just because it can shoot 15 fps but cannot get away from a rolling shutter in electronic shutter mode for still photos. For golf, everyone is in a standing position and not a lot of movement, except for the swing, so AF need not be sophisticated. In daylight, it's easy to get by with low ISO and faster shutter speeds. A truer test for the R10 adaptation to sports is go shoot a high school football night game-Friday Night Light! Lots of player movement, player interactions, a usually terrible lighting that demands a high ISO for 1/1000 sec or lower ISO for 1/800 of a second with detectable motion blur. Of course, the R10 has notable AF features for an entry level digital camera, and a long step ahead of those Canon Rebels. Haha
I believe in beginner's cameras.. You should always get the best you can afford.. Same with computers you buy the best you can.. Its complicated no matter what camera you buy if your a novice..
I just watched the Olympus omd1 mark 2 video. I think my diopter is too jumpy. Was this normal? The battery must be a dud. That sounds worse than the battery life on xh2 fuji. How many shots you got?
Ah. I was going to comment on the glove! Good on you, Frank! LOL. I did not know the 600 would become a 900. I thought it was only the crop factor. It actually causes it to zoom. I'll be dar ned. Thanks.
After watching this, I have a request. You mention that there are only two RF mount lenses for this camera. I've heard you talk about lenses designed for APS-C vs full frame before, but I don't quite get it. Can you do a video about that? Set up a Canon R10 and a full-frame camera (my preference would be the RP because that's likely what I'll start with when I move to mirrorless) and take some pictures with lenses designed for APS-C and full frame so I can see what difference it makes and explain why. I currently use a Canon 80D and my favorite lens is a Canon 24-70mm which I believe was designed for full frame, but I love the results I get. I've always thought the way to upgrade is to start with the glass and then the camera body, right? I've looked for videos on this, but I've never found one, so I hope you'll forgive me if you have actually already done one.
I don't believe the BS saying FF lens shouldn't use it on APS-C. I was using 80D before move onto R6. It was costly. But R6 performance is so good. All my EF lens performed better than it used to be. I wouldn't recommend RP. Either pick up a 2nd hand R, or R7 with speedbooster. If you have time to wait, Canon R8 is around the corner.
@@zegzbrutal I appreciate the comment, but I'm still hoping Tony Northrup will do a video. He occasionally sets up demonstrations that show exactly what he's talking about. Then we can see it for ourselves.
@@TonyAndChelsea I've actually seen that video (I will watch again to make sure I didn't miss or forget something), but haven't read the article. The thing is it puts the emphasis on the camera. I understand that part. What I don't understand is how to tell if a particular lens will match up better to a full frame camera or one with a cropped sensor. So I'd like to see the emphasis on the lens, rather than the camera.
I guess what I'm really getting at is in this video about the R10 you say there are only two lenses for the camera. But I know there are a lot of RF lenses available, so does this have a different RF mount that I'm not aware of? What is wrong with all the other RF lenses that have been released? Why aren't they good for the R10?
If a 15 minute KEH advertisement is what you were going for in this video. You nailed it
It looks like you may have missed the point of the video.
Came to say the same shit. This was never about the camera.
Relax p Diddy we know how you and your friends roll
@@Chlomoney2016would you rather a 🌈 prime ad?
A camera that shot 15 fps used to cost $5,000.
Who needs 15 fps. Stop whining
@@unbroken1010 He made more of a 'wow' statement, how's that whining? Looking at your other comments, you're clearly a troll trying to be disruptive.
@@cooloox no. People whining over them supporting keh while other channels they watch support tons of crappy Corp entitles is just insane.
It's easier to engineer high frame-rates in an APS-C camera.
There is no mirror to move so it can shoot faster
Currently a wildlife shooter on a Canon 7D (Mk I) w/Sigma 150-600mm C lens. Happy with the lens, looking to upgrade the body for better AF and higher pixel count. I'm interested in how the R10 compares to the 7D Mk II and the 90D.
Did you buy the r10
I was trying to buy 90D but the sales guy got me a demo ex R10 for cheaper, sure the adapter made it about even but everything is better compared to my trusty old 500D (magic lantern ofc)
It's arriving tomorrow, finally!
I’m wanting to know the exact same thing!!
ditto with this comment,
I have an EOS RP and plan on adding an R10 to the kit this month. With the luxury of having two cameras, the RP+R10 pairing is a pretty potent combination - very good quality, plenty of advanced features and customization, great weight, and cross-compatibility of lenses. With focal length ranges from 15mm to 600mm (960 effective on the R10) I’ll have a kit for pretty much any and every opportunity that comes my way. And the two cameras are close enough in specs and use many of the same accessories, and have a very similar control layout. I am really excited about things to come.
Same battery, too. HUGE plus!
Ok but no one wants to see your photos from the p Diddy after parties 😂
I was going to be a Sony apologist and suggest thinking about a used A9 since this video really talked about getting used gear at KEH. Full frame, usable 20 fps for sports, great third party lens support, etc. I then looked there, and to get a used A9 in excellent condition, it’s still over $2000. More than double the new R10. I don’t think there’s any stacked sensor camera at the R10 price point, so fast mechanical shutter sounds great.
I bought the R10 to replace my 90 D because I like to buit in flash for parties and all of my RF glass that I have for the R6 works just fine on it
R10 is a powerful camera! Thanks for the review. I think a RP like you mentioned is an overall better value to non sports shooters
Can you still use the RP for sports?
@@cadenstuedemann1480 I have had it and tried shooting motion and it's really poor. I understand it shoots at 4 FPS max.
@@cadenstuedemann1480sports are rigged and scripted. Boring to look at
The R10 looks great. And KEH is great (I’ve used them). I’m not sure that having a sponsored video mixed with a camera review really works though. Makes me question some of the conclusions as serving the sponsor. Not saying that’s what is going on, but it does leave doubt.
I would recommend the RF 100-400mm lens for that camera, or even for the R7. Fantastic lens.
@@LarryMarvin One question. Do you need IBIS (like in R7) with RF 100-400 for wildlife? Do you see any problem with the camera shaking in your R10 and the lens?
Not for portability
I don't like how people keep saying "beginner" as if this camera can't do pro level photos. Put some nice glass on it and you can get the exact same quality photos as a $4000 camera.
After Canon ban for third party lenses at least price of setup will be "pro"))
@@Garbid Yeah true it's just with people calling it a beginning camera it makes actual beginners thibk they need to upgrade from this camera if they want better photos.
Really depends on the camera
What lens you recommend
I'm saving up for the speed booster to pair with my R7. I have 1 on my M50 and I love what it does by almost eliminating the crop and adding another stop of light.
I currently have an m50 and looking for a camera to upgrade. Would you recommend the R7 I mostly do sports photography and portraits, my other camera I was looking at was the Sony A7iii
@@diegodominguez205
I can't really comment on the R7s use in portrait, but everyone I talk to said to save up for a full frame. But for wildlife, it's pretty good. I only recently tried my hand at birding...its a lot harder then it looks, especially with a 4lbs lens handheld.
I have a R10 camera and love this compact powerhouse but there are 2 shortcomings that I have seen so far: 1. Battery life could use improvement. I realize that the small physical size limits the battery life. 2. Sometimes the camera has trouble focusing. Weird. I have missed shots due to blurring.
It's not just a beginner camera it's a very good professional as well.
Good video, with great content and advice. Two points though. The number of ad slots for KEH made it almost feel like the entire video was an ad. I understand that ads are a necessary but this felt a bit over the top. Also, if you're going to hold manufacturers to high standards when talking about equivalence, please do so yourself. You mention 600mm f11 being a 900mm but skip over the equivalent aperture. If this were a manufacturer you'd definitely highlight that. A nit-pick I know, but a valid point.
You must be fun at parties
@unbroken1010 What does that even matter? Heaven forbid someone actually provide constructive criticism.
Fantastic review as always, we love that you thought of us to help bring out the best of the R10 with some used glass!
You have an awesome store. Great service!
Hi Tony, please help me .
Can a godox v860ii v860iii or any other speed light fit this canon eos R10.
I cant seem to find the contact points on the hotshoe.
I also noted that you are using a third party flash on your R10.
Any extension of help would be appreciated.
That was also my question he was clearly using a Godox trigger on the r10 and it's working fine???
I'm looking to buy a camera for my wife who is looking into becoming a photographer. Is it worth buying the r10 when canon is blocking 3rd party lens making? Would it be more beneficial to go with a different company?
when you discussed buying a 5D/6D, you said the R10 is better for sports / wildlife. To be clear - you're recommending an entry level mirrorless over a DSLR for sports/wildlife. This is a historic moment is it not?
Yeah it really is!
PLEASE make an in-depth camera tutorial for the R10 ASAP. As your recommended 2022 camera of the year, I assume it’s on the list? Thank you for all you do!
Will it be a big change if i replace the canon d1300d with the canon r10, i will add that i am intermediate and want to photograph birds, animals and sometimes landscapes and some portraits
Anyone help. Is there any settings to connect trigger with R10 for impulse lighting ? I tried and its not working. But the trigger works with Testing button. And the trigger is universal…
I can't find a one hour tutorial on this one, did you post one?
Cool, so how does this compare to the Panasonic GX85? I wanted to get that one but I hear the AF is garbage on it..
Sony a6400 vs cannon r10 which is better ? I allready own a6400 and was really disappointed it dosnt compile timlapse into video in camera. I dont have time to edit 900 raw files on my laptop lol.
R10. The 6400 has the advantage of slog but R10 shoots 10bit HDR. So I think that evens the playing field. R10 also has 4kfps
You can instantly tell from franks stance, swing, and the beautiful ting, that he’s the real deal.
Spent many years on the golf course Alex!
Golf is boring
If i order it on KEH i want to know if they will send me the camera with cap on it?
Generally, yes. If something is missing caps, they note it on the product page.
Hello Master:
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 compare between Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM and RF85mm F2 Macro IS 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.🙏
is it a good camera to photograph weddings?
Confused !
So the basis of this review of an 'Entry Level' Camera is to assess its performance after adding $2000 worth of professional glass.
If someone is buying an entry level camera isn't it more honest to assess the camera with the 'kit' lens most people will buy
im done with cannon for not having any flash sync port ! Now i cant trigger my old flash units and no im not using a speed light ..
Worth upgrading for Motorsport photography? I’ve been using a 77D and 100-400 L mk 2 for quite a few years now. Also enjoy taking portraits of our young son.
I believe your calculation of f stop taking into account crop factor is wrong. Probably not so bad if trying to give a sense of the resulting depth of field (but even then, that only applies when using wide angles and you have to step back to compensate for the crop, when using teles, the closer the better so you don't step back and DoF remains the same) but totally wrong regarding light gathering capacity. Crop factor doesn't affect the light that reaches the sensor so exposure remains the same between a FF and a crop camera using the same lens.
Question: How does the Canon EOS R10 covert a 600mm lens to a 920MM lens?
Field of view. Crop sensor has a 1.6x crop. A 600mm lens would have a field of view of the 960mm lens on a crop body.
Looking for a new camera to replace my Canon 80D and got my eye on the R10
I had the m6 ii with the sigma 150-600 c lens. Sold both and will get the r10 and the 600 f11. Half the weight plus I can shoot 4k 60fps at 1500mm with bird eye autofocus.
I'd keep the Sigma if I were you, unless you value the lower weight
Does this have a new sensor or is it the 24mp recycled from the 80D and/or the various M cameras?
How is that Godox trigger working on the r10???? I thought third party triggers wouldn't....
I think the R10 supports standard flashes. Perhaps only the R50 requires the AD-E1 adapter?
@@TonyAndChelsea I am looking to get the R10 so I watched some reviews and I saw one who needed to use the AD-E1 adapter for her Godox trigger to function on her r10. 🤔 This review was really helpful btw made me think to get the RP instead considering I don't really shoot sports and it's full frame.
Is this camara good for travel?
How high could you crank up the iso before it looks noisy? At 1250, it clearly looked good. 👀
Amazing review as always guys! The R10 looks like it might be a great backup to have in my kit!
Hello, im planning to buy a canon camera,
I like shooting portraits/scenery and architecture . Ive seen many videos and comparison on R10 and RP but still not sure which to get.
How well does the auto focus track animals that are not people, birds, dogs or cats? I like to wander around our Zoos and take pictures of the various animals. How would it go on an elephant for example?
Hi Guys. Thank you far a great review and I will check out KEH when it’s time to buy. Did you do that 1 hour tutorial on theR10? Also, does it do HDR and bracketing in camera.
So does canon just have a habit of making new mounts for all their different camera bodies? I had an m50 first and it had its own limited native lens selection, and now this one needs an adapter too
Makes me glad I dropped them for Sony before I got too used to the canon system
f18? how does this work with all the math regarding diffraction?? are still images razor sharp with the 600 / 800 f11's??ps I'm after a moon shooter set up! thanks guys x
I need a decent and budget camera for pet photography indoor and outdoor (cats) should I get R10 or RP and adding a lens 24-105 F4L ?
What kind of lens do you recommend for recording high school football games from the stands?
what cameras are you using to record this aside from the R10?
What do you think about speed-boosters for canon r10. I hear the canon has some purple fringing but the 2 viltrox s.boosters seem good? There aren’t any reviews for photo and none comparing the canon to the 2 viltrox. Now canon has good crop bodies but limited crop lenses. So it seems like a possible work around but I’d like to be sure before recommending to friends looking to get into photography. Reviews please? 🙏
Hey Tony, you mentioned to use EF to RF speed booster. Could you please put a like to see which one you are referring to. Thanks.
Hi, what’s the speed booster called? Thanks
Will this take better photos then the newest iPhone with the lens that comes with the camera?
Yeah a lot better than any smartphone.
That's weird. they kept putting in cuts of a Canon EOS R10 review in this KEH commercial for some reason.
Great Review Tony & Chelsea!! At the end, you said you had a Tutorial coming out - where do I find that?
I’m about to sell my Sony A7iii and I’m looking at the camera you are using but I understand the battery is pants I do a lot of live music shooing a normaly have to raise the iso to 1250 you’re thoughts, please
For photographing pets, would you say this is a decent camera?
Is the R10 + Speed booster a viable replacement for a full frame with the same lens?
Almost, the r10 would still be slightly more cropped
Now i know where to look for a lens if i need to take portrait photos of peoples eyes! Thanks so much!
Ok p Diddy, weird comment
You should have used the zoom lens to see if it could track the golf ball.
Your videos are so helpful and I would appreciate your advice! I shoot mostly calm and friendly farm animals at home in dusty, hot Arizona, not flighty wildlife on location, and am about to upgrade from point and shoot and phone cameras. I think I want a hybrid that can make animal video shorts for social media, as well as landscape, some sport and astrophotography prints. Or, do I want a classic DLSR to learn on before upgrading to a mirrorless full frame? Budget is $1500-$3000 (with at least one lens). Open to used cameras. What is your recommendation, please? My head hurts with all the options and reviews. Every time I think I have it narrowed down I watch another of your videos and then doubt myself. Help!!
Love your content first of all, i am really struggling with my choice selection I currently have a Cannon T7i , an upgrade is needed. So what i want to do with the camera is shoot food pics and video, i will also do some product shots.
So i am looking at Cannon EOS R50 , Cannon R10, Fuji
There are three RF-S lenses from Canon (all of them narrow aperture zooms), and they make it hard for third party manufacturers to produce lenses for this mount. Why the hell would anyone buy into such a system when there are alternatives with a good selection of native lenses?
But can I buy something used from KEH?
Is the sigma 18-35 1.8 good on this camera in terms of auto focus for photography?
Yes
Prove it
@@unbroken1010 search up on TH-cam, tons of people love the lens on R7&R10
Who was it that sponsored this video? I didn't quite catch it
Thank you Chelsea and Tony for this awesome R10 review! God bless you both!
is that Viltrox adapter comparable to the original Canon? it's way cheaper...
Sorry I haven't compared them.
Hi Tony and many thanks for another great review. I bought the R10 4 months ago as I shoot wildlife. Would you recommend exchanging it for the R6 MKII. Kind regards and many thanks
Hi,
I shoot sports in a 6d mark 2 I'm new to photography. I want something a little faster what do you recommend ? Thanks
Great Brook Sports and Barn Island! I just got the Canon EOS R10, that came with a 18-45mm STM. What other lenses would you recommend for a beginner?
Watch the video
Surely the R7 is better with more megapixels?
More mp don't mean 💩 if you have zero reason for them. You whine like a Fred Flintstone feet woman that supported mandates and now wants my body my rights😝
At least with the kit lens you don't see a difference.
Of course it is, but its $500 more. They clearly said the R10 is a great camera at $1000.
More Mpixels doesn't mean far better IQ, look for reviews with measurements.
@@Lesterandsons In this case, yes it does. In terms of specs they are either exactly the same or the R7 is just better. The only advantage R10 has is price.
What decides shutter speed at low frame rates? I'd like to shoot at 4K and have clear, crisp frames and it would be nice to know how this camera records but this is one spec that manufacturers don't tell us. I guess another option is to utilize the continuous mechanical shutter at 15 FPS and this camera is capable of doing so for a full 30 sec. BUT that would really rack up the shutter count while I'm filming races.
Hi have a Canon 90D. But yhe images are always to soft, right from the start that I bought that camera. Do you recomend the R7 to replace the 90D. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for this video!! I'm looking to get the Canon R10 because of your recommendation for wildlife. I'm retired, and as a hobby have been doing some wildlife photography, but wanted to upgrade . I have a question should I get the Canon RF 600mm F11 IS STM Lens you recommend on this video or get an adapter and get the Sigma 150 to 600 mm? I'm in Canada so I utilize a local company called Henry's. The Canon RF lenses is $899.00 Canadian and the Sigma 150 to 600 mm is $1079.00 plus another $129.00 for adapter (both lenses are on sale here). Yes Canada is more expensive. Any help would be much appreciated.
Hi...Great video as usual. I am thinking about this Camera as my B-CAM, as I already own an R5, for Videos and occasional birding. Would you recommend this Camera?
I’m so lost guys! I am looking for a camera/lens that is inexpensive. I am wanting a camera to use for my children’s sporting events like horseback riding, baseball, soccer and dance. I don’t own a camera and this would be my first experience! Id love to play around and potentially make it into a business.
First time I’ve heard of this speed booster. I’d like to know more..
Viltrox EF-R3, similar to the Viltrox EF-M speedbooster for EF-M mount
Targeted for sport. And what about a really new sensor tech able to compete with Sony, fuji? What about DR Noise IQ? 🤕 (desperate user until eos 550D)
Quantum leap pleaze!
Canon does not have the best sensor performance for now. But its autofocus made it extremely capable. If you are coming from 550D, you might as well jump to R7
There's no significant difference in image quality compared to other sensors of a similar size.
@@zegzbrutal I now use a 800D, far better autofocus, specs... but iso and DR performance have not improved a lot. I think an apsc canon user has to look FF to get a real IQ improvement. That said I enjoy and keep my equipement, cheap, light, good enough for me🙂
@@TonyAndChelsea An answer from TCN😇, thanks for your work, your unique way to select subjects and share your toughts, questions...
Regarding R10 I suppose dpreview and dxo? will give us measurements. Good news, R3 sensor is a real new technology
How to reach KEH from India?
Which one would you choose for wildlife action r7 or r10?
Fuji X-H2s
R7 is a bit more pro with dual memory card slots, IBIS, and 30fps electronic (mind you it still has the same warping). So if those are important at a few extra hundred bucks, the R7 is solid. I also prefer the ergonomics and more extended viewfinder.
@@HeadlessChickenTO hey, thank you. I really broke my camera and need a new one.
@@HeadlessChickenTO tbh the mechanical 15fps is enough
@@zegzbrutal
I have yet to use 30 electronic yet, just once or twice to play around with it when I got the camera. But I keep it at 15 mechanical, I like the tactile feedback of mechanical.
I use an Ef 100 f2.8l for product photography. Should I go for the rp or r7 . Thanks
Thanks for always sharing the best content in TH-cam and the awesome information, I'm extremely happy with my R7 🐦❤️👍
I have a Sony RX10 IV I have been using for a while. (I love it by the way) I shoot mainly landscape and my kids sports photography.. Also wildlife.. So I was wanting to upgrade to a mirrorless camera for more crisp photos.. The RX 10 IV was my first camera i got after a point and shoot.. So I am not a great photographer by any means but love great photos I can frame for our house.. Would you recommend this Canon? or Something else? I love the price point on it.. Seems like a great camera!
Am looking for an “entry level” wildlife camera. How would you rank the R10, R7, and 7D mkii? Was considering the 7Dmkii as I’ve been using Canon APS-C cameras since the original Digital Rebel, so have a collection of glass with the EF and EF-S mounts. I recently picked up an M50 to use as a hiking/biking camera and love some of the mirrorless features, but am willing to forego these if the 7Dmkii can keep up with the R series for wildlife. Thoughts?
The R10 and R7 re definitely superior to the 7D II. The R7 is a worthwhile upgrade thanks to it's bigger buffer, better EVF and 2 card slots.
Also, just received your SDP book and having trouble getting it back from my wife. Also ordered your Art and Science video series. Maybe I can watch that until Ellen finishes the book.
Please a comparison with m5p mark 2
Tony, don't blame the camera for missing the fact you were in high frame rate. Below the H in the upper left corner, note the display of "FHD" (full HD or 1080) and the frame rate of 119.9p. The R5 and R6 show it the same way. I agree, that's not intuitive for a newbie, but you've shot the R5.
The real user interface problem is having to dive into the menu to enable high frame rate. It's a pain in all the Canons that I know of.
EDIT: that mechanical shutter is really loud. I hear the R7 is, too. But I guess if you're far enough away, the birds won't mind. Much.
I just looked at the manual online trying to find what other frame rates there are between 1 and 15. I couldn't find it, but that's not surprising considering the manual is 900+ pages.
@@slimphotog my original replay had a link to the R5 PDF. You're asking about stills. The R5 and R6 have three burst settings: low speed continuous, high speed continuous, and high speed continuous +. The PDF shows they mean about 3, 6, and 12 FPS respectively in mechanical. Electronic shutter HSC+ gives you 20 FPS. I presume the R7 and R10 settings are similar but with higher FPS in HSC+ mode.
Little overboard on the KEH push, lol. That said I'm attempting to sell them some gear, waiting for them to review it. So far in emails they've been a little short and rude! Like one sentence answers ending in an explanation point! Maybe it's just Jake! and everybody else is cool! IDK! lol
Nice video, love the format, you sure can sell the product!
Tony how many frames per second for pictures does the M50 do?
I literally just found out with the Electronic Shutter,you can bring the shutter all the way up 1/16000th on the R10…that wild!!! Would that ever be necessary!!!😂
KEH does NOT sell NEW cameras! I've dealt with KEH over the past 10 or 15 years and they used to sell new gear. I traded in my Pentax 35mm cameras and got a slight discount on some new gear. I was very satisfied.
I recently sold them my Canon 90D and had to buy my new Canon R7 from another retailer.
PLEASE... Chelsea & Tony tell them to improve their website!
They also lost a sale from me because I did not know they sold film. I had to dig deep into their website for Kodak and found they were selling film at a very competitive price! I had to order film from that giant river named website. KEH should have a top level link for film and new products.
I've bought from KEH before and found some real bargains. Their website, however, is slow and hard to navigate.
You shoot wildlife with a fixed f/11 lens but all the picture you are showing have been taken with another lens at a lower f.
Using R10 for birds..its absolutely fantastic if you have a good lens
Can you do a review of the Lucky quick release strap?
Well, shooting daylight golf hardly makes the R10 a true sports camera, just because it can shoot 15 fps but cannot get away from a rolling shutter in electronic shutter mode for still photos. For golf, everyone is in a standing position and not a lot of movement, except for the swing, so AF need not be sophisticated. In daylight, it's easy to get by with low ISO and faster shutter speeds. A truer test for the R10 adaptation to sports is go shoot a high school football night game-Friday Night Light! Lots of player movement, player interactions, a usually terrible lighting that demands a high ISO for 1/1000 sec or lower ISO for 1/800 of a second with detectable motion blur. Of course, the R10 has notable AF features for an entry level digital camera, and a long step ahead of those Canon Rebels. Haha
I believe in beginner's cameras.. You should always get the best you can afford.. Same with computers you buy the best you can.. Its complicated no matter what camera you buy if your a novice..
you dont have to adapt anything....the native ff rf lenses would work just fine
I just watched the Olympus omd1 mark 2 video. I think my diopter is too jumpy. Was this normal? The battery must be a dud. That sounds worse than the battery life on xh2 fuji. How many shots you got?
Ah. I was going to comment on the glove! Good on you, Frank! LOL. I did not know the 600 would become a 900. I thought it was only the crop factor. It actually causes it to zoom. I'll be dar ned. Thanks.
Actually 960mm with a 1.6 crop, if I’m not mistaken..
After watching this, I have a request. You mention that there are only two RF mount lenses for this camera. I've heard you talk about lenses designed for APS-C vs full frame before, but I don't quite get it. Can you do a video about that? Set up a Canon R10 and a full-frame camera (my preference would be the RP because that's likely what I'll start with when I move to mirrorless) and take some pictures with lenses designed for APS-C and full frame so I can see what difference it makes and explain why. I currently use a Canon 80D and my favorite lens is a Canon 24-70mm which I believe was designed for full frame, but I love the results I get. I've always thought the way to upgrade is to start with the glass and then the camera body, right? I've looked for videos on this, but I've never found one, so I hope you'll forgive me if you have actually already done one.
I don't believe the BS saying FF lens shouldn't use it on APS-C. I was using 80D before move onto R6. It was costly. But R6 performance is so good. All my EF lens performed better than it used to be.
I wouldn't recommend RP. Either pick up a 2nd hand R, or R7 with speedbooster. If you have time to wait, Canon R8 is around the corner.
Check sdp.io/crop
@@zegzbrutal I appreciate the comment, but I'm still hoping Tony Northrup will do a video. He occasionally sets up demonstrations that show exactly what he's talking about. Then we can see it for ourselves.
@@TonyAndChelsea I've actually seen that video (I will watch again to make sure I didn't miss or forget something), but haven't read the article. The thing is it puts the emphasis on the camera. I understand that part. What I don't understand is how to tell if a particular lens will match up better to a full frame camera or one with a cropped sensor. So I'd like to see the emphasis on the lens, rather than the camera.
I guess what I'm really getting at is in this video about the R10 you say there are only two lenses for the camera. But I know there are a lot of RF lenses available, so does this have a different RF mount that I'm not aware of? What is wrong with all the other RF lenses that have been released? Why aren't they good for the R10?