Canon EOS R50
24.20 Mpx, APS-C / DXOnly 2 items in stock at supplier
Kit versions
- EOS R50 (24.20 Mpx, APS-C / DX)EUR789,–
- EOS R50 Kit (18 - 45 mm, 24.20 Mpx, APS-C / DX)EUR819,–
- EOS R50 Kit (18 - 45 mm, 24.20 Mpx, APS-C / DX)EUR792,–
Product details
The Canon EOS R50 is the perfect entry point into the EOS R series for active content creators looking to upgrade from their smartphone to a proper mirrorless camera. This compact all-rounder offers a complete photo and video package for results that will generate plenty of likes. The ideal companion for anyone with creativity in their blood.
Key features: Deep Learning AF with subject recognition and tracking. High continuous shooting speed with full autofocus and exposure tracking. Panorama and panning assistant. Internal focus bracketing and stacking. 4K 30p with oversampling and no crop. Advanced creative shooting assistants.
| Continuous shooting mode | 15 FPS |
| Camera type | Mirrorless Camera |
| Camera equipment | Body |
| Wireless transmission | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| Image sensor format | APS-C / DX |
| Autofocus type | Dual Pixel |
| Item number | 24085131 |
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Reviews & Ratings
Recently, camera manufacturers have criminally neglected entry-level cameras. As a result, hardly any new models have come onto the market that are available from specialist retailers for less than 1000 euros - let alone for less than 500 euros. In the days of DSLRs, the choice in this price range was much greater...
With the EOS R50, Canon is particularly targeting photographers and film-makers who create content for social media. They may be bothered by the lack of a headphone connection. Otherwise, Canon has put together an attractive entry-level package that promises uncomplicated photographic fun...
- High image quality
- High continuous shooting speed
- Autofocus with top motif detection
- No built-in image stabiliser
- somewhat small viewfinder
The EOS R50 scores well in all disciplines and thus wins the test. With its fast autofocus, it shows that system cameras have now overtaken the competition for entry-level SLR models. It also recognises the subject very accurately and enables high-speed series. The EOS R50 therefore delivers great photos and videos without any complications.
Based on the performance in the practical test, the term "entry-level camera" does not quite apply to the Canon EOS R50. It offers many of the functions of larger, much more expensive cameras in the same form, whether selfies or tracking almost at will, focus bracketing, exposure bracketing or simply taking photos in poor light: the small R50 can do all of this too...
With the EOS R50, Canon is particularly targeting photographers and film-makers who create content for social media. They may be bothered by the lack of a headphone connection. Otherwise, Canon has put together an attractive entry-level package that promises uncomplicated photographic fun...
- Fast autofocus with top-motif detection
- films up to 60 minutes
- Somewhat small viewfinder
The EOS R50 is really good and quite affordable. That's why it wins the test. It is light and compact and can be operated with one hand thanks to its distinctive grip. The Canon's autofocus works at a very high speed, and it also detects the subject very accurately - even in videos. They look really good. Good sound comes from an extra microphone, the built-in one sounds a bit reverberant.