50mm Rainy Street Photography POV York - Canon EOS R50 // Canon RF 50mm 1.8 Lens

[@murtaza_ehab]

My brother, do you advise me to buy the Canon R50? Is its quality better than the iPhone 15 Pro Max?

[@BradJonesPhotography]

It all depends on what you’re doing with it. If you’re only going round every so often and getting pictures of the “touristy” things then I would just stick with the iPhone and learn how to use the different setting on that. If you’re wanting to experiment and play around with different light and exposures then I would recommend a camera. The r50 partnered up with a prime lens is a brilliant bit of kit

[@RedactedOfficial.]

Trust me.. get the camera lmao i have both and theres no comparison, the quality of the photos is insane and a phone could never achieve these results i get in this day in age. That being said the camera sensor alone compared to a camera is like 1000x bigger 🤣 and the lenses you can get are way better quality and bigger than a phone could only dream of, also no joke you can look at the results online or i could send you some but i have the iphone 15 pro max and i have the iphone 8 plus and the portraits i get from the 8 plus are literally better.. that being said id definitely get the camera either way even if you did have or got the phone already

[@shotbymarlozan]

Hi. Thanks for the video. ¿Do you think the Canon R50 can withstand a light drizzle? To take street photos? I don't know whether to return this camera and buy the Nikon Z30. ¿Could you tell me what type of cover you are using with your Canon R50? Thank you for your time and help 🙏

[@BradJonesPhotography]

I know they aren’t weather sealed but they can still withstand a little drizzle. I put mine in a rain cover bag (specifically the JJC rain cover) and use a lens hood.

[@dylanultreras1991]

Are the photos in the video edited? They look really good but i was just curious if you are editing them or thats the raw photo from the camera

[@BradJonesPhotography]

Some are raw but I’ve done some form of editing on most of them

[@shotbymarlozan]

Hello. What camera did you use to make this video? Thank you.

[@BradJonesPhotography]

I always use the canon EOS R50. The lens was the 50mm 1.8

[@shotbymarlozan]

@@BradJonesPhotography !I mean, the camera you recorded in POV while you walked. Thank you for your time and help.

[@R3k3tty3]

I have the r50 too and i want to buy the 50 mm 1.8! But my only concern is that neither of them has image stabilization. Is it ok for photography?

[@BradJonesPhotography]

It’s a great Lens! Most people suggest the 50mm 1.8 for people at all levels. Not having image stabilisation isn’t the end of the world as you can work around it. Use a faster shutter speed to make your images sharper or use a tripod for anything that needs a longer exposure time