EOS R50

Took this picture of my cat in the garden. I feel like it's a good photo, but keen to receive some critique from people that know a little more than me!

📷 Canon EOS R50, RF 50mm f/1.8, ISO 200 f/1.8 1/400

Took it with my new Canon EOS R50 using the 18-45mm kit lens

What so you think? Did I do a good job on it?

I had to lower a bit the light coming from the window in light room but that is basically the only editing I did

I got a Canon EOS R50 double zoom kit as my first real camera and have absolutely loved it and the potential it has. However I feel like I could be better.

In particular I really enjoy doing night photography. It just seems to be hard to properly get the camera to capture night time photos the way

currently using the canon r50 paried with the RF-800 F/11. as far as telephoto/mirrorless combos its pretty cheap and has given me amazing results. the RF 100-400 is also incredibly good as a budget telephoto lens

I charged my client 100/hr with editing included (2 hours). Travel time was not included and was about 1 hour total. I bought two different flashes, but couldn’t get them to work on my R50 for the life of me. From my understanding, I can either buy an adapter which is on the way or by the $400 versi

Wenn man mal was neues ausprobieren will. Was haltet ihr von der Idee?

Canon EOS R50 - RF100-400mm f5,6-f8 f/8,0 - 1/640s - 400mm(x1,6) - ISO4000

I am just getting started so it’s a relatively cheap and accessible setup I got for safari. Canon R50 with the canon rf 100-400mm f/5.6-8 is usm. This was taken at 400mm. The crop sensor gives it extra reach so it’s 640 mm equivalent.

Okay na okay yung A6400 for beginners, solid autofocus and image quality. If within 35k to 45k, pwede ka rin mag-check ng Sony ZV-E10 (same performance, mas video-friendly) or Canon R50 if gusto mo newer system. Mas important din yung lens, kahit kit lens muna then upgrade later.

Lenses are everything so if you have a set budget in mind it's best to invest more in those than in the camera body itself. The R50 is a great camera body for beginners and it uses the same mount as every other professional canon lens so you have a great upgrade path (like the R6 if you invest in a

You won't get all of new, $500, Canon/Nikon, and selfie screen with any camera I'd recommend. You can get a Canon R100 bundle from Amazon for $499 with a kit lens with no flip screen, but if you already like Nikon, for another few hundred you can get a Z30 kit which does have a flip screen, or an R5