EOS R50

Hey everyone — just wanted to share a perspective that I think some of you here might relate to.

I’ve been using Apple gear since the very beginning. I had the first-gen iPod Touch, followed by a long list of iPhones: 3GS → 5 → 5s → 6s → 8 Plus → 12 → 15. MacBooks, iPads, Apple Watch — all of it. F

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

The Canon 750D was released in 2015 at a list price of €799. That would be over €1000 today. So that R50 is maybe evidence of MORE value for the money now than ever.

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

No the R50 is fine. The burst length is fine, you're a beginner, pick your shots you don't need 200 raws per pass. EF to RF is completely fine, buy an original canon adapter just to be safe - I've got an EOS R and a 5D IV, the lenses work perfectly on the R, I've only bought EF. As a first camera, g

Hi ! Please can someone help this amateur out. I’ve just bought the ZV E10 (had a Canon EOS R50). Love the camera - but I am battling with finding the best settings for photography. I am not an expert but do content creation and when I do photos for clients (cafe - food - cars - very mixed) I am not

So hello everyone, this is my first time posting. I have a canon eos r50 and I use two lenses: a 18-45 mm and a 55-210 mm for a lot of gigs I do, mostly sports and events photography. I'm a student so I already blew all my savings to get it last year. Today, while turning it on to take pictures I

Hi everyone, I'm French, I've been living in Mexico for almost 12 years and tomorrow I'm starting the great adventure of photography because I'm going to receive my Canon EOS R50. I know it's not the best performing camera, but from what I've read, this camera is perfect for upgrading from phone pho

Absolutely, the canon r50 is perfect (I have the same). It’s a long exposure light trail shot, all you really need is a tripod to keep the camera steady, and to shoot in manual. Set the shutter speed somewhere between 5 and 20 seconds depending on how much light trail you want (the longer the exposu

I try using the viewfinder to take more shots (because of the movement), but it’s kind of hard, so I end up using the screen. The problem is that it adds a lot of delay/lag after each photo. Live view on the Nikon D5200 is using a contrast detect autofocus system that is terrible compared to the pha