I’ve been a Canon SLR loyalist for 20+ years. I do lots of climbing expeditions and j wanted something small that would take great pics AND videos. Is it small and light? Yes, but almost to a fault. I wear a m’s XL glove and my hands oversize this camera. On to the important stufff… it’s the hardest camera to use that I’ve ever owned. You need a masters degree to operate it. I’ve given up trying to figure out custom filters and focus settings. The photo quality is “ok”. I have a 20yr old T2i that takes equally good photos. The video is great, but I expected still shots to be stellar with current tech and mirrorless. Nope. Last, I knew this going in but having to build an assortment of R lenses sucks when I already have a lot of EF lenses. Yes, there are adapters, but…. Bottom line, great camera with a kit lens for the person with small hands and has a masters degree in device operations. And there are way better P&S options for the money.
Step up to interchangeable lens video creation with the versatile EOS R50 V. This APS-C Mirrorless EOS V Series camera lets you take control of your next video production by blending some of the best features of the Cinema EOS and EOS camera lines together.UI Designed for the CreatorThe EOS R50 V was designed through creator feedback to solve many of the pain points of creators. Its' exterior was completely redesigned to be bold, modern, and untraditional in appearance. An appearance that clearly indicates that this camera is meant to be taken with you wherever your videos take you! The convenience and power of this camera goes far beyond portability. Enjoy smooth powered zooming with an on camera zoom lever (for Power Zoom compatible lenses), a 3-micrphone array for clear audio and unwanted noise reduction, and the latest Canon Multi-function shoe to attach and power additional compatible accessories.Vertically VersatileAs a product made for today's video content creator, it comes equipped with both a vertical and horizontal tripod mount. These are available on the side of the camera's grip, and also on the bottom of the camera body. When in Movie mode, the on-screen menu's automatically rotate based on the camera's orientation.Always Ready, and Never SurprisedSince many creators spend a lot of time in-front of the camera, two Record buttons are available, one on the front of the camera so you can start your recording with confidence when vlogging, and another in the traditional Shutter button position when you're behind the camera. Additionally, it is equipped with a red tally (visible from the front and top of the camera), and an LCD screen that displays a red-colored recording emphasis border around your LCD image to let you know when the camera is actively recording, so you or your subject are never surprised.Ready to CreateThe EOS R50 V comes equipped with a zoom lever allowing Power Zoom lenses such as the RF14-30mm F4-6.3 IS STM PZ lens to be controlled at the camera body. Control of the zoom speed can be fully customized in the camera's menu allowing separate control of the speed for before recording, and separately for during recording. The camera also comes equipped with Mic, Headphone, and an E3 Remote port.Pro Look Settings SimplifiedA new mode dial experience now features 7-different video focused modes at your fingertips. Newcomers to video can utilize the fully Automatic video exposure mode functionality, including the Scene mode featuring a dedicated video mode for "close-up demos" perfect for Video, or Small Business Creators doing E-commerce product demonstrations. This mode is ideal for creators who want to present an object close to the lens, and quickly have the focus return back to them. There's also a mode dedicated to Movie Image Stabilization - for those recording vlogs on the go. And because appearance is important on-camera, a dedicated Smooth Skin movie mode is also included.Control Time with Slow and Fast ModeNew to the EOS R50 V mode dial is the Slow and Fast mode - selecting this mode allows creative control of both the video frame rate and playback speed separately and in-camera, for slow-motion recordings, or fast-motion time-lapse sequences.
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Step up to interchangeable lens video creation with the versatile EOS R50 V. This APS-C Mirrorless EOS V Series camera lets you take control of your next video production by blending some of the best features of the Cinema EOS and EOS camera lines together.UI Designed for the CreatorThe EOS R50 V was designed through creator feedback to solve many of the pain points of creators. Its' exterior was completely redesigned to be bold, modern, and untraditional in appearance. An appearance that clearly indicates that this camera is meant to be taken with you wherever your videos take you! The convenience and power of this camera goes far beyond portability. Enjoy smooth powered zooming with an on camera zoom lever (for Power Zoom compatible lenses), a 3-micrphone array for clear audio and unwanted noise reduction, and the latest Canon Multi-function shoe to attach and power additional compatible accessories.Vertically VersatileAs a product made for today's video content creator, it comes equipped with both a vertical and horizontal tripod mount. These are available on the side of the camera's grip, and also on the bottom of the camera body. When in Movie mode, the on-screen menu's automatically rotate based on the camera's orientation.Always Ready, and Never SurprisedSince many creators spend a lot of time in-front of the camera, two Record buttons are available, one on the front of the camera so you can start your recording with confidence when vlogging, and another in the traditional Shutter button position when you're behind the camera. Additionally, it is equipped with a red tally (visible from the front and top of the camera), and an LCD screen that displays a red-colored recording emphasis border around your LCD image to let you know when the camera is actively recording, so you or your subject are never surprised.Ready to CreateThe EOS R50 V comes equipped with a zoom lever allowing Power Zoom lenses such as the RF14-30mm F4-6.3 IS STM PZ lens to be controlled at the camera body. Control of the zoom speed can be fully customized in the camera's menu allowing separate control of the speed for before recording, and separately for during recording. The camera also comes equipped with Mic, Headphone, and an E3 Remote port.Pro Look Settings SimplifiedA new mode dial experience now features 7-different video focused modes at your fingertips. Newcomers to video can utilize the fully Automatic video exposure mode functionality, including the Scene mode featuring a dedicated video mode for "close-up demos" perfect for Video, or Small Business Creators doing E-commerce product demonstrations. This mode is ideal for creators who want to present an object close to the lens, and quickly have the focus return back to them. There's also a mode dedicated to Movie Image Stabilization - for those recording vlogs on the go. And because appearance is important on-camera, a dedicated Smooth Skin movie mode is also included.Control Time with Slow and Fast ModeNew to the EOS R50 V mode dial is the Slow and Fast mode - selecting this mode allows creative control of both the video frame rate and playback speed separately and in-camera, for slow-motion recordings, or fast-motion time-lapse sequences.
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Customer reviews
Item was inside of a large box without any protection. It was lucky not to have any damage during the shipment.
I ADORE this camera. But I use it for travel/family. If I was a social media butterfly, I'd be pulling my hair out. Pros: - Gorgeous, high dynamic range HDR PQ photos straight out of the camera, compared to dinosaurs stuck with blocky JPEG. - 4K30 in HLG, HDR PQ, or even Cannon Log 3 with custom LUTs, applied in real time! All in HEVC. That's unreal. - Neat "auto" functions like night mode and panorama. - All sorts of intricate autofocus modes, display simulation, false color, zebra mode, remappable buttons, you name it. It can even remember individual people to prioritize autofocus. - Works great with old EF-S lenses. - Viewfinder? Flash? Waste of space and money; I do not miss them. I mount my iPhone via USB as a rangefinder, second display and video light when I need it. - Works as a webcam, plug-and-play with USB. No fuss, no camera software needed. - Tiny, weighs nothing. Fits in a coat pocket with a pancake lens, or tiny bag with a substantial one. - Good menus/internal UI. Great touchscreen. - When paired with a good lens (like the 24-50 on a budget, or an F1.4 prime), image quality is incredible. It's like a camera from the future, on a budget! Cons: - No IBIS. This can be rough, but expected for the price. - No open gate video. Maybe we can get it in a firmware update? - Dial control ring is near impossible to use, and customization for other rings is limited. - Feels fragible, but that's solved with a silicone case. - No "lite" low bitrate video recording mode for instant sharing. But the biggest issue: software. At least on my iPhone 16. - It has 5GHz wifi, yet connecting and moving pictures is unusably slow. Even USB2 is waaay faster. - Supports no cloud service other than image.canon, which I had a horrible experience with. - No airplay, no other sharing or transfer of any kind. - iPhone app can auto transfer JPEGs, but not HEIFs? And not movies? What? That's literally all I shoot. - Connecting with the iPhone app is unreliable, even via USB. - Many features, like lens correction for older lenses, are obscure/out of the way. If you're technical enough to know what HLG/PQ are, if you have and HDR-capable smartphone, and want an modern camera to go, on a budget? You cannot beat the R50V, not even close. For travel/family photo+video, it beats the snot out of a smartphone camera. ...But for "casual" vlogging? Or social media posting? The software is too shackled for that.
I purchased this when first released because of Canon's promotional material hyping it as excellent for livestreaming. I had been wanting a smaller camera to supplement my main camera and to livestream music performances with, so this seemed perfect for both use cases. I was incredibly disappointed in it. There was nothing easy or straightforward about using this for livestreams, the connectivity was unreliable even using Canon's paid software, and the chronic shortage of compatible lenses for the last year has added to that frustration. I finally got rid of the camera and will be looking at other small options to fill this spot in my equipment lineup.
So, after three weeks and six shoots,this camera fills in where my C300 can’t. Now a longer battery life would be good. And a cheaper power adapter. But it’s a workhorse in a small format. If you’re looking to downsize, quality and a camera that does everything you need for creating content or even hiding somewhere. It’s a good investment. As always. It’s a Canon and with that you get great service and support.
