Sony ZV-E10 Vs Canon R50 || Which Camera Is Better?

[@FloridaPhotoTC]

I love the Canon R50, but with that said, I already own 3 high end Canon cameras for my professional work. However, I chose the R50 because with the adapter, I can still use all my EF and EF-S lenses on it. The main reason I bought the R50 is for street work with my R24mm f/2.8 which comes out to about 38mm on APC. Perfect for street photography IMHO. A good photographer can usually pick up any brand camera and take excellent pictures. It's not so much the gear as it is your personal vision, subject matter and working with the available light. I chose Canon and will continue to because I just prefer them.

[@LostHarsh]

is it good for making cinematic reels when used handheld? Also..this would be my first camera

[@Royalbob123]

Does using adopter for lenses affect the quality of the pictures/videos ? Thanks .

[@gdub7360]

No it doesn't. Use the Canon official adapter and you'll be good ​@@Royalbob123

[@jimaudette445]

Couldn't agree with you more shooting high-end Canon bodies the R50 was a great little surprise. I think you meant to say f/1.8 on the RF 24mm. And I couldn't agree more. I have the RF 24 on mine as well. A terrific combo for sure. very light and compact you could take it anywhere well almost anywhere.

[@syko1374]

I didn't ask for a yappuchino

[@zenscape]

I took a look at the R50 in a camera shop. I like the feel when holding it. Easy to operate and great colour rendering.

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, it is super light and small. I love the body design.

[@Cjbrown2x]

@@thefilmallianceI thought they were both vlogging cameras tho cuz that’s why I was going for

[@dumitruthepro]

​@Cjbrown2x and are they good for vlogging? That's why I wanna buy thr canon r50 for

[@Alexander-tj2dn]

Much nicer to see and to hold than the Sony.

[@fakhrimaulana1572]

​@@Cjbrown2x Both of them is a vlog cameras, the main emphasis is on the wight and screen articulation. You dont need professional camera to do vlogging, all you need to do is just hit the record button and aligned your face to the camera.

[@JEBalynce]

Wow thank you for your time and research. I got the r50

[@ramiljrbao4565]

After watching several budget camera reviews, this video made me 100% choose the ZV E10. Thank you!

[@AlexGray]

Any regrets?

[@King-up6cq]

Im tryna buy my first camera n stuck between the 2 any regrets as a beginner would u have rather taken the canon bc its easier for beginners or did sony cam help u learn

[@DontBlink13]

​@@King-up6cqi would say it would be depending on the eye of the beholder. I would say stick to what brand gives you what you need. And not because of someone recommended the brand.

[@inlumina_punctro]

@@King-up6cq canon r50 is much better option, this guy is biased, no offense, but that is. He said Canon is better for photography, also said that crop that Sony does, that is AWFUL, is the real elephant in the room. And another error, now you can have lenses from others brands for Canon, not to mention 100-400 distance lenses at about 650 euros. Grip also, menu. all of them except low light, but i will check myself about that aspect.

[@linda-thelifeplanner2571]

Just what I needed, thank you. I'm about to buy my first camera and was procrastinating between these two. It's the Canon for me as a beginner because I like the image quality and you said the menu was easier to use. If you have the patience I would really like some simple beginners guides on how to set up the camera, how to choose which lens to use, how to edit, etc.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thats great, glad to hear. Are you more into photography?

[@Publicchannel5]

​@@thefilmallianceHi,Which is best between these two ones,I am looking mostly for photography and ocassional videography.please help.

[@Cjbrown2x]

@@thefilmalliance which is better for vlogging

[@LostHarsh]

hi , i am tryna decide between r50 and zv e10 , my use case would be film making and also, this would be my first camera.Can you please tell which would be better for handheld shots? I am getting a deal of r50 with 18-45 & RF-S55-210MM for 1200$.

[@maja2197]

@@Cjbrown2xthe zv e10 is a vlogging camera

[@jimaudette445]

It's funny when I hear people talk about lens selection, or lack of on the Canon side. Owning six of the R series bodies, including the R50 and dozens of RF, RFS, EF and EFS lenses. No one can tell me a focal length that's not covered. And unlike other adapters out there, theEF to RF adapter is merely a spacer (there are no optics added to the light path). It adds the mirror box distance that the DSLR had to what is missing on the mirrorless cameras. Most people say the EF lenses work better on R series bodies, but this is only due to the superior dual phase on sensor focusing system. I can tell you one thing shooting with higher end Canon, DSLR's and R series bodies the little R50 was a huge surprise. This little dynamo is compact easy to carry around and is not a dumb down entry level model. They did that to the R100, which they needed to do.

[@fromia1]

The production on this video is through the roof!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you, I would credit it to the music I used from Track club. They allowed to break the songs down into stems. For some reason that opens up a ton of creativity for me. Thanks, that’s very kind of you

[@rsreearvindh]

@thefilmalliance Use of 3d models for the lens lineup was lit.

[@lucy0112]

Wow, the effort spent for this video!! Awesome

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks, yes I put in the effort for sure. Have you shot with either camera?

[@lucy0112]

@@thefilmalliance just bought r50 ❤ and I suppeeer love it now I just watched your DJI OP3 I want to buy it too 😂 got to earn for it

[@belleanna09]

Thanks for the video. I did prefer the canon picture over Sony in your video. I wasn’t expecting that. Really love your side by side comparisons.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks Belle, I am glad you are getting value from my videos.

[@Kweleboy_photography]

My plan to buy canon R50. Thank you to compare this canon r50 vs Sony zv-e10 for me canon is better

[@BrianCatalano]

You're killing it with the green-screen shots! Great video, Joe! I might have to go to lensrentals and check out the r50 just for fun...

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks so much, I didn’t realize how much you could do with the green screen. Maybe I’ll start doing my talking headshots from space;). But I really appreciate you saying something. It makes it all worth it

[@BrianCatalano]

@@thefilmalliance ha ha! Sit on one of those 360 spinning tables in front of the green screen, and do all your A-roll, talking head bits that way, spiraling through space. I'd watch that!!

[@thefilmalliance]

Haha, that would be great

[@trevourlance27]

1. Canon's sensor isnt an EXMOR CMOS, as Exmor is a Sony Sensor Brand Canon uses their own proprietary DPAF II sensors 2. Canon's APS-C crop factor is 1.6x vs everyone else (Sony/Nikon/Fuji/Lumix/OM @1.5X) 3. The reason why the ZV-E10 has better low light sensitivity is because it uses an EXMOR BSI CMOS (back-side illuminated sensor) which allows it to have better light-gathering capability Canon's 24.2 MP DPAF II isn't a BSI which explains the low light diff. 4. Out of the box Canon's color is miles ahead better .. however for shooting with LOG profiles, the sony S-Log is easier to work with in post prod. (coming from an owner of an R10 and A7 II)

[@inlumina_punctro]

i see you are well informed. How about Sigma, Tamron, Samyang, and Viltrox variants for Canon, which he missed? How about RF 100-400 USM for about 650 euros? He missed that, too. Your comment needs more likes, you answered to the low light difference issue.

[@syko1374]

The r50 sensor is a BSI

[@trevourlance27]

​@@syko1374it's not a BSI, as based from Canon's own spec sheet .. it's front-side illuminated

[@inlumina_punctro]

@@syko1374 no, is not BSI. But with lens with wide aperture you can fix this low light issue.

[@martinhommel9967]

The lenses aren't really a big problem. There is an EFs lens for most requirements that are easily adapted with the inexpensive Canon EF to RF adapter.

[@syyner1748]

That's what I just found out yet none of the reviews ever mention that

[@Publicchannel5]

Canon adapter price?

[@eagbaseballadventures3067]

@@Publicchannel5from 100 bucks to 200 depending on brand

[@arberdemiri]

Doesn't the adapter impact the focus speed or something else? Seems like a big con.

[@MrBananaman64]

looking at getting my first camera soon and these were the two that I had my attention. for me not really looking for video as much as still images I think I have to go for the canon. I just love what I've seen from the colors it can produce and its overall image quality.

[@thefilmalliance]

I find Storytelling is always key to getting your video across to your audience. Whatever camera you decide on I think you’ll be fine wether your using it for video or stills

[@LifewithLewi]

Sooo as a newbie to film making and looking for my first decent camera, i was leaning towards the R50 for simplicity, stunning photos and the quality of the videos to what ive seen.....but i was sold on sony because for my channel is about foam blasters and with wanting sounds when shooting a blaster in slow motion sold me on this camera!! thanks for the vid was awesome and helped me finally made my choice!!

[@antonioalvarado1541]

Agree! 1)My issue is that I hate having always to carry my action camera w/me to shoot certain things at 240fps w/sound. If only any of these cameras could shoot 240fps w/sound 1920x1080 for at least 30seconds, I'd buy any. 2)This video has a mistake, Focal Length in SONY...x by 1.5 and in Canon x by 1.6! And as of 4/11/2024 (this day I'm leaving my comment) Canon already has a 10-18mm Wide Angle Zoom Lens great for Vlogging. 3)Sony has more lenses, but "Sony brand Lenses" are more expensive than Canon's. Yes you can buy other brands that will work w/the Sony cameras and there's a larger selection.

[@Jerenluis1]

Aps-C sensors are different on Canon. They are a bit smaller, that’s why crop on Canon Aps C camaras is 1.6x and not 1.5x. Maybe that is the reason why the ZV e10 is better in low light.

[@thefilmalliance]

You are smarter than me. Thank you for replying to that question. It makes total sense. I was confused.

[@rintu1232]

No crop

[@toberrr]

but, AF on R50 way much better

[@diegoskt5]

no i think sony is better in low light because the image is less contrasty

[@BlackCat.Designs]

​No one talked about iso and dynamic ranges ​@@diegoskt5

[@williamsmyth5047]

My settings are manual 100% of the time, and that includes focusing. I was using a Canon DSLR with the usual through-the-lens optical viewfinder. In daylight, I would and the do eight shots with different shutter or aperture settings, go indoors to a shaded spot, pick the best shot, and delete the other seven. Often the difference of a 1/3 stop made a big difference in the clarity of the picture. I bought the Canon M50 Mark II mainly to get the electronic viewfinder to save all that work! I doctor my RAW pictures a bit with Corel, but I have discovered that you've got to fix your mistakes before they happen.

[@winniedayne7143]

Best camera comparison video I've seen so far!

[@thefilmalliance]

Which camera did you end up liking more?

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

This is soooo good!! The cameras are great, but I think I’d rather buy a film alliance course on editing!!

[@thefilmalliance]

Step 1: Watch Mark Bennetts vids Step 2: Learn animation Step 3: Get Trackclub Step 4: Everytime you think of something, write it down Thanks Mark, if only I had the brains you had

[@JazzyJ5G]

@@thefilmalliance @Mark Bennett's Camera Crisis You guys both rock!!

[@danypromax]

For beginner which one is better sony zv e10 or canon r50?

[@davidpoo66]

Green! Canon has better quality but the Sony better selection and better priced lenses! Oh my which way should I go for vlogging?😮😮😮😮😮

[@tabathahancock9507]

​@davidpoo6 11:24 😮🎉I hope you found one! I just bought the 50 and 😮i am trying to learn how it works

[@koffiefilter]

Thanks for the really detailed review! I bought the R50 even though it has less lenses. I work around that buying an EF to RF adapter 😊

[@Coachrupertwilson]

Brilliant video. Amazing narrator. Great energy and facts. 😊

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you for the encouragement man

[@HistoricalWhispersYT]

i've never seen in my life a better comparison video better that this one!

[@thefilmalliance]

Wow thanks for that

[@chauswriting]

No way you made the exact video I need atm! Was thinking of getting the Sony ZV-E10 now or saving up for the R50 later but I think I'm sold now!

[@thefilmalliance]

Can u please explain what you mean? Did u like the image quality out of the Zve10 better or something? Thank you, I am glad you are getting value from my videos.

[@maurizeesteban5255]

Awesome video, very informative! Thank u so much 🙌

[@djgraish]

The spinning lenses on that “lens lineup” part were a nice touch. Very high quality and informative review, thank you!

[@thefilmalliance]

Glad it was helpful! I was wondering if anyone would notice that. Thanks DJ

[@Tential1]

You did a good job on the intro making it interesting and engaging

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks Max, that is the most extensive part of the editing job. Im happy that you mentioned it.

[@AnindyaMukherjeeTheGamer]

Excellent review ❤

[@zevempire]

wow blown away by your video and the detailed bio. Thank you! I will indeed subscribe and I look forward to learning from you.

[@thefilmalliance]

Awesome, thank you!

[@therevprogamers]

had been waiting for this type of comparison by someone

[@thefilmalliance]

Awesome, did it help you?

[@therevprogamers]

@@thefilmalliance Sure it did...

[@MaevePaisley]

Planning to buy r50 for photography. Hope you will create a tutorial for how to choose best lenses and their use cases and hopefully editing too. Great comparison video. Greetings from Philippines.❤

[@Youdoyou12345]

Hi, did you get the r50? How are you getting on with it?

[@kinging34]

I'm on the same boat ❤

[@davidmaxfieldgolf]

Fantastic video mate! The Canon has an RF 16mm f2.8 for vlogging but you’re right about the lens selection. It’s limited

[@thefilmalliance]

Oh thanks for letting me know. Wait, do you have the R50?

[@davidmaxfieldgolf]

@@thefilmalliance nah I got the R10 😊 great camera but also has its limitations. Will be buying the R8 to get the full frame option as well 😁

[@germanferrer7482]

If the problem is the availability of lenses for the R50, here is the solution: just buy a Canon EF to Canon RF adapter... With this adapter, you will have a much larger number of lenses available compared to the availability of Lenses for the Sony E system. You can also mount all the R series lenses on the Canon R50. I think just being able to shoot a 10-bit video on the Canon R50 already makes it twice as good as the Sony ZV-E10. I have the Sony ZV-E10 and I also have a Canon R7. Greetings!!!

[@Leslielatrice]

Wow! Such much great details And research! As a beginner, this was a bit hard for me to follow. But I still took so much from it! Thank you 🎉

[@cdparadoja]

After watching soooo many, this is the best versus report.

[@batnalp7083]

Such a great video with lots of useful information. I was searching for another camera which could compete with the zv-e10. This video made me choose zv-e10 over the r50. Thank you for your help.

[@GuillaumeThomas]

Amazing Video. Clear and very direct to the point. For me, as a Videographer, the Zve-10 wins with Unlimited Video Shooting Time, same situation definitely happened to me.

[@TheSapShop]

Perfect video i have been struggling to decide on my first camera for my youtube channel

[@maryambadri555]

I have watched several videos camparing canon R50 and Sony ZV-E10 , over all sony is better but i can not get over the quality and colors of canon! They look so much better than sony! Is there a way to fix this problem on sony cameras? Also i have noticed that in normal light canon cameras have a much less noise than sony!!

[@bluetech2809]

Lol the Johnny Harris video style parody at the beginning (that is what you were going for, right?) literally started laughing at my desk

[@mirasakura_]

It’s such mind blowing comparison video . Keep it up for a good work 🎉

[@risingempireentertainment]

People are so worried anout specs. in the right hands any camera can produce stunning content.

[@bobjohnson9597]

The EVF is so so so important. The simplicity of the R50 also super important especially for someone who will not remember all the confusing menu options of the Sony. The R50 is more like a professional point and shoot. Most people looking at these priced cameras aren’t looking for an array of lenses to switch all the time. The R50 is so light and tiny that a selfie stick will get you the distance needed for stabilized vlogging with the kit lens. This seems perfect for someone who simply wants an EDC camera. If it’s too complicated then you will simply not bring it which is why the R50 is the perfect choice.

[@thefilmalliance]

You’ve really hit the nail on the head with all of that. I agree, this R50 is going to be the camera for a lot of people. Thanks Bob

[@manuelsoto8028]

I arrived late but… ZV-E10 performed better because Sony has the smallest distance between the sensor and the lens mount. I believe its called flange distance. The shorter flange distance makes light travel more directly to the sensor, therefore making the image look less noisy

[@pavsguitarshed-reviewsless9200]

Think the R50 for stills and EV10 for vlogging , streaming . Spent today testing both

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes I agree, thanks for sharing your experience

[@Stylewithcandice]

Great comparison! I own a Sony zve10 and have been the fence on getting the canon R50 however after buying a Sony 50mm f1.8 lens, I am sticking to my Sony.

[@EXTEZZEE]

Great video. Love your style.

[@thefilmalliance]

Hey Gary, Its cool how we are all in the same boat learning as we go.

[@theordinarylifeofsou3248]

you save me from headache! Thank you so much ❤

[@kenusvlog]

If you purchase the Canon EF-EOS R adapter, which is quite affordable, you can mount any EF-S lenses to the R50. This significantly expands the range of compatible lenses. Therefore, I disagree with the notion of a limited lens selection.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you. Which camera did you end up going with?

[@frankfhurt]

Your reviews are amazing! Thank you

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, its cool how we are all in the same boat learning as we go. Thanks for the comment.

[@foneyfernandes550]

Thank you for such an amazing Comparison video, I appriciate the mention of release dates of both the camera and how well the pros and cons have been highlighted. Amazing video

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you for that

Thanks for this video! Great comparison!

[@thefilmalliance]

Glad you liked it!

[@ColoringKaria]

I’ve seen so many of these videos and they talk about everything EXCEPT the image quality with the kit lens vs a newer digit camera phone. I got the rebelt7 some years ago and returned it because my iPhone 10 got crisper better photos.

[@noteswithyolanda]

I’m learning so much, very informative 🤎

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you, I am glad you are getting value from my videos.

[@tsltsl5029]

You are amazing and so helpful, professional!Thanks so much for the analysis . R50 locked

[@inlumina_punctro]

It’s surprising to see such a limited selection of lenses shown for the Canon R50 while showcasing a vast lineup for the Sony ZV-E10. Canon actually has a great variety of options for RF-mount cameras, both native and third-party. For example, the Canon RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8 is available for only around €650, and there’s no comparable telephoto zoom at this price point for the Sony ZV-E10’s E-mount. Canon users also have access to third-party options from brands like Sigma, Tamron, and Viltrox. Sigma offers lenses like the Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 DC DN (around €450) and the Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN (around €400), both providing high quality and competitive prices. Tamron has its own line of zooms, such as the Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 Di III-A VC RXD, which costs around €800 due to its constant f/2.8 aperture and built-in image stabilization, making it excellent for low light and video work. Viltrox also supports the RF mount, offering affordable prime lenses like the Viltrox 85mm f/1.8 RF for around €380 and the Viltrox 50mm f/1.8 RF for around €250, which provide excellent value for portrait and general photography. Given these options, the Canon ecosystem offers plenty of versatility and competitive pricing, and the lens selection is actually quite rich and affordable for RF-mount cameras, making this comparison seem quite incomplete.

[@asuchemist3371]

wow super great video. Love the comparison run down and animation.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks!

[@johnmantis5959]

I have been looking at many tutorials comparing cameras and in my conclusion I recommend to purchase a camera brand that you can effort and one that you have been familiar with. I’m a Canon user and I’m happy to be able to purchase the R50 camera that has replaced my old M50😅😊😊

[@Md.RezaulKarim-l4b]

Thank you so much, now I'm going for the R50.

[@thefilmalliance]

Great choice, it's a fantastic camera.

[@TheArtmann]

Sony does better in low light because Canon's APS-C sensor is smaller than Sony's, Nikon's, Pentax etc. They do have the same names - APS-C - but Canon's... for whatever reason... is smaller

[@thefilmalliance]

Ahaa thank you for this

[@xiondFirst]

I'll pick the R50 because if you want a hybrid camera R50 plus the viewfinder on the Sony isn't all that great in my opinion.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks for sharing, do you have it?

[@xiondFirst]

@@thefilmalliance yeah, I'm currently renting a R50 at the moment

[@GamingwithOscar]

Nobody can’t go wrong with the colors on canon, , for me. Canon on photos and sony for videos. Are u agree?

[@AteRed]

How did you make the like button below glowy/highlighted when you mentioned "like" on 1:52

[@thefilmalliance]

I didn’t do that. KZbin must have implemented that when you say “like this video”

[@ReachVideoProduction]

@@thefilmalliance They did. The same goes for saying "subscribe" if you aren't subscribed.

[@PromoMoviescomau]

Great video - both excellent cameras.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks, yes they are. Definitely a hard decision between the two.

[@Peter_Rosendahl]

For me it was an easy choice beacause I already own a Canon 60D with 5-6 lenses, so an R50 WITH an adapter för EF/EF-S lenses was the best choice.

[@crucesfernanda95]

Which lenses do you use for the R50? I’m planning on buying the R50 and I want to take pictures for my brand (fashion). What you’ll you recommend? Thanks in advance💕

[@sreepriya7720]

I decided to buy canon EOS R50, so is it best choice for beginners or not

[@Draqee4]

thanks for clearning my confusion

[@inlumina_punctro]

Your review of the Canon R50 missed some key advantages of this camera, especially regarding lenses and focusing features that make it a highly versatile and budget-friendly choice over comparable models. First, with the Canon R50, you’re not limited to Canon's lenses alone. It’s compatible with a variety of lenses from third-party brands like Sigma, Tamron, Samyang, and Viltrox, providing significantly more flexibility than you've mentioned. For example, you can get a 100-400mm telephoto lens for just around $650, which is an exceptional value for achieving long focal lengths, without sacrificing optical quality. Additionally, the Canon R50 has standout features like focus bracketing, which allows for both front and back focus points in a single shot-ideal for achieving sharp images across multiple focal planes, especially in macro and landscape photography. Its viewfinder also enables precise manual focus, helping you capture accurate details in low-light conditions where autofocus may struggle. Plus, the built-in flash adds convenience, removing the need to carry extra gear in various shooting scenarios. In short, when you consider the range of affordable telephoto and prime lenses available (which you missed), along with advanced focusing and easy-to-use features, menus, grip, 10 bit color, and mostly that annoying image crop at Sony, the Canon R50 presents a compelling choice for both new photographers and enthusiasts on a budget, especially compared to options from Sony at this price point. So, your review was biased and a bit erroneous (lenses options).

[@SalmanAbdullah-io7cl]

Which one should I get for taking online classes live & recorded? Please suggest me. Thank you from Bangladesh.

[@Fischergarten]

After a ton of research I got the ZV-E10 just because it was the only camera available at my local store and I didn't want to wait any longer to shoot. Best Camera I've ever used! Power Zoom button, Digital Zoom without losing 4k, all the ports, charging and stream with usb. Colors on my Canon RP are better, but overall this Canon-Stuff feels like Garbage compared.

[@TheBeautifulSoftLife]

Thank you ❤ This Made My Decision So Much Easier 🎉 Going With The Sony E-10

[@thefilmalliance]

Glad I could help!

[@alexbastianon1846]

Great review, thank you

[@thefilmalliance]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@Siyabongakhumalo047]

I won’t lie I’m looking for Sony alternatives but something Sony will always have over a lot of cameras is how good it does in low light

[@brianrudolph3594]

Thank you for the review. Excellent work! Thank you!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks Brian, Which camera did you end up going with?

[@TwoTimesRmedia]

Excellent comparison. I'm glad Sony and canon haven't given up on APS-C sensor cameras .

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes I can’t agree more. Thank you for all of the encouragement.

[@TwoTimesRmedia]

@@thefilmalliance anytime. Here for your journey, my brother. Always enjoy watching your content

[@planetdee3587]

Canon also has the R10 and the R7 for the crop bodies. So this makes a total of 3. Not bad. But their FF is now much cheaper than it use to be with the brand new R8 being $1500 and the R and RP still for sale as well even cheaper.

[@Jachaalfa]

Impresionado con la calidad de tu contenido, la verdad. hay youtubers de 1 millon de seguidores que no tienen ni la mitad de calidad que tus vídeos. 👏

[@thefilmalliance]

That's nice of you thanks. What camera did you end up liking more?

[@Jachaalfa]

@@thefilmalliance I choosed ZV-E10, because i thik is better for me. Because the microphone and the auto focus mostly. And I would like to use it more for video. But if I wanted a camera more focused on photos, but that also gave me a video function. I would probably go with the canon r50.

[@delangelstudio]

If you are a flash photographer. Are you aware the R50 hotshoe does not have the 5 pins to work with Canon, Yongnuo, Godox EX 5 pin flashes - triggers? You need to purchase an extra adapter AD-E1 which by the way is not too much available in the market.

[@suchaks]

I got ZV-E10 and it has been an amazing camera for me!

[@thefilmalliance]

That’s great, me as well

[@alexbastianon1846]

HELP.... I need a camera to take nice, professional product photos. Any recommendations?? 🙏🙏 the R50?

[@profitglen]

Thanks! You gave some very important details that no one else has done! I am torn. I like the Canon r50 better overall and even with less lenses I may still do that... or hold off.

[@thefilmalliance]

I hear ya, it's a tough decision. Have you looked into the ZV-E10 II ?

[@profitglen]

@@thefilmalliance Yes, I have. They both seem great. I just ordered the Caron R50. A few years back I thought about the Canon M50. This is a nice jump up from that!

[@emilyshagen7962]

WOW how did you learn all of that? Your knowledge is incredible!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you

[@thefilmalliance]

Which two cameras would you like to see compared next?

[@KtraaOfficial]

Thanks bro 🔥

[@thefilmalliance]

You’re welcome

[@MattHalpain]

I mainly shoot flower n foliage photos as a hobby. I prefer the electronic view finder on the Canon R50 over the Sony ZV-E10. But I am actually saving up for the Canon R100. I currently own and use a Canon 5D Mark III, and a Canon Rebel T7. The R100 will be my first mirrorless camera and my first brand new camera as I have purchased as all my previous mentioned camera's I bought used.

[@plhilmar1]

If your going to remain in the Canon eco-system. I’d strongly recommend saving a little more and instead pick up the R50 or the R10. The R100 is a really stripped down M50, it works good but there’s a better option for just a little more. The R50 or R10 would be much more worthwhile purchase, you can still pick up an adapter and use your current collection of glass to use with the camera. As an M50 owner, I just wanted to let you know what it is your getting with an R100.

[@cashmoney2159]

​@@plhilmar1bro in India R50 is 200$ more expensive than a R100, i thought R50 is a higher variant lol thanks for the recommendation. Btw I need a camera for shooting indoor Podcasts so tell me which amongst sony Zev 10 , R100 and Nikon Z30 would be a better pick?

[@plhilmar1]

@@cashmoney2159 this is just my perspective, but the Sony ZV-E10 and the Nikon Z30 would be hands down better picks than the R100 as camera choices. But I'd give the edge to the Sony ZV-E10, for the wider selection of glass available today. Compared to the R100, you can't lose if you go with either Sony or Nikon. Just go with whichever is the better priced. If you choose the R100 due to cost, please I encourage that you just save a little more for a better over all camera.

[@cashmoney2159]

@@plhilmar1 okay and do you know anything about the resale value of a Sony cam or a Nikon one? Will Sony receive a premium in the used marketplace?

[@plhilmar1]

@@cashmoney2159 I know that in the states the Sony cameras tend to hold their value relatively well on the second hand market. To be honest, I don’t follow the second hand market too much, so my info on that is very limited.

[@ziadomran3316]

Which is better at photography? And is the lens that came with the camera enough to take pictures please reply and thank you

[@thefilmalliance]

R50 would be better for photography IMO. And for your second question, yes for the R50 and no for ZVE10.

[@ZIADASEMOMRAN-it7lx]

​@@thefilmallianceWhich is better at photographing pictures and not video ❤

[@ClassicCOD]

im pretty stuck, I need a videography rig for concert / rave videos, clips for DJs for instagram etc. the r50 seems to have a few problems and I use a 6d for photography so it could be good for getitng lenses. But the sony just seems alot better for me with the stability and low light capabilities. Yeah im getting the sony, you said the lenses are cheaper ahah

[@Souls-at-zer0]

I as well am trying to shoot for concerts and shows! Did you go with Sony? I’d love to know how the new camera pick went!

[@ClassicCOD]

@@Souls-at-zer0 I would not recommend the zv 10 personally, Im looking for a better camera already, maybe I am not using it correctly but I have had many issues with it, the photos it can get are incredible though, I want to sell to upgrade but its so handy for photography and still good for video j but there's definitely better cameras. I had an issue where filming in 1080p looks amazing on the screen and once I play it back on my computer its in 720p, and certain profiles made the content freeze etc

[@Souls-at-zer0]

@ awe man:/ I was thinking about getting it as my first camera! Just for some light photography and and travel photography .. can’t decide between a under 1k camera 😭 some swear by this camera and other say it’s under mid grade

[@kirananilkumar6236]

I can see your efforts behind the scenes 😊❤

[@VinayKumar-qb8rs]

Hello, I'm planning to buy Canon EOS R50 as my first camera. I have below options to choose from 1) camera + RF-S 18-45mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM = £690 2) Option 1 + RF-S 55-210mm F5-7.1 IS STM Lens = £960 3) Camera + RF-S 18-150mm F3.5-6.3 IS STM = £970 Please suggest. Thanks

[@drewfielding6465]

Definitely not the 18-45 mm the kit lens is not good, I also have the r50 and I bought the rf 35mm 1.8 prime lense and it’s a great lense, but it all depends on what you wanna shoot

[@crucesfernanda95]

@@drewfielding6465hey!! I’m think on buying the same lenses. I wanna do street photography, are they good? Would you recommend buying another lense?

[@defylifeadventure]

The thing that sets the Sony apart for me is the stabilisation using Catalyst Browse after the fact. It's just soo good. Also the lenses. Cannon just doesn't really care about APS-C. Sony has more choice and faster glass from both itself and third parties.

[@AllThingsFilm1]

Good points. Although you can get an RF to EF mount adapter for $99. Which opens up the door to a lot more lenses and some cheaper lenses. From what I've seen, the RF-EF adapter works very well with the RF mount. So, there is that. Personally, I've been thinking about an "extra" camera for just shooting KZbin videos and quick vlogs. And the Canon R50 and the Sony ZV-E10 fall into that category quite well. But, to be honest, I've been holding out because the new ZV-E1 by Sony looks pretty dope. Great comparison as usual. Keep up the great content. Cheers.

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes the new Zve1 does sound cool. Which one did you choose between the 2? Thanks so much for the encouragement?

[@Cyphon]

well that's a huge price difference lmao because a ZV-e10 will do you great for about $800 with a proper lens while a zv-e1 is almost 3x that price

[@superstringsbro]

That’s 3 times the cost

[@AllThingsFilm1]

@@Cyphon True. Although I didn't mention it, I have been thinking of the ZV-E1 as a camera to upgrade to as opposed to a camera for KZbin or vlogging. I'm still thinking of the Canon R50 as a YT camera, and because Canon has some of the best skin tones in the business.

[@xX_Soilder_Xx]

Excellent comparison! In this part of the world where I am living now, canon cameras are popular but Sony has already captured the market. Canon R50 is an excellent choice but it is not available here. I finally made a decision to buy one, but, I will import it from Australia.

[@thefilmalliance]

That is so exciting. Please tell me what you think about it when you get it. How long will it take to ship?

[@cheex9861]

Which is better for shooting video/cinematics?

[@thefilmalliance]

Every camera has its different use for different applications. Have you tried taking my camera quiz? This may get you in the right direction.

[@cheex9861]

@@thefilmalliance i just did, my result was somy a6700 funnily enough that’s my #1 choice right now too, just as a hobbyist

[@ept2]

what's the best one for somebody who didnt understand 75% of what you said thru the whole video? asking for a friend that wants to shoot daytime videos with minimal movement, panning videos of landscapes, and headshots.

[@dougkelly8956]

Yes, the 'Canon problem'. Very nice bodies generally speaking, but lenses are a problem. Particularly for APS-C. The R50 pretty much requires use of EF-S lenses with the adapter to have anything close to a viable lineup, particularly in wider FLs used for video. I have the R7 primarily as a birding camera and so am interested in the R50 as a backup/hybrid/video body. I strongly suspect that the 'Film Alliance' audience would be better served by the Sony in most cases, though.

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, I noticed that too. All of my followers are hard Sony fans so I dont think that I will be switching over anytime soon.

[@austinsheppe53]

This is 100% false

[@pandorrrrr]

Im going with the R50 cause I dont care that much about video. This video was very helpfull!

[@thefilmalliance]

Good choice!

[@ShadeCandle]

Damn, this is tough. I prefer the R50 stills, but am needing something better for video, so I do think the ZV-E10 maybe wins out. It's quite a bit more expensive though, where I live.

[@otxpsie]

Which is the best for music videos

[@santi8751]

But which is better for photos and video not necessarily vlogging

[@thefilmalliance]

I would say the R50 because it can shoot in HDR 10 Bit

[@sanskarmishra1756]

Would you say these cameras are still great and can be bought for photography as well. if yes which one would shine more on the photography side. Or are there better ones in a similar price range? Hope you reply to my query, Thanks for the informative video either way.

[@hasanainalkifaee619]

Thank you so Mach ❤

[@thefilmalliance]

What camera did you end up liking more?

[@haikalkassyaf]

Planning to buy R50 or ZV-E10, both are great for me because I am newbie on this. Thank you for sharing. From Malaysia 😊

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, that is good. What are you going to choose?

[@daquariuscanady9203]

Good Video 💯💯💯💯 I Hope You Make Millions Doing What You Do💯💯 Keep Up The Good Content 💯💯

[@thefilmalliance]

Love the support thank you!!