Canon EOS R50 in Portugal | 4K Sample Footage w/ Kit Lens 

That's so sweet, thanks for sharing! :)

Thank you! I really was surprised by what this camera & lens could do. Super fun!

Thank you so much! And Portugal really is stunning :)

Thank you so much! Thanks for watching! :)

Thank you so much, that's very kind! :)

You are too kind, thank you

Oh that makes me so happy to hear/read! I am glad I could help and you are quite welcome!!! :) Thanks for the kind words!

Yay! That is so great to hear! I hope you love using your new camera! :)

So excited for you, have fun!

Thank you! You are so sweet, I'm glad I could be an encouragement! :)

You're very welcome! I'm glad this video was helpful :)

Hah! I hope you did! And thank you so much! :)

Thank you so much :)

That is the sweetest thing! Thank you! :)

It's very true! The body and lens are incredibly compact and cute. It makes it much easier to travel with!

Thank you!

Awww that's so wonderful to read!! I'm glad I could help! :) And I LOVE your country, Portugal truly is breathtaking!

Thank you so much! :)

You are quite welcome!

Thank you, I appreciate that! :)

Thank you so much!!

@@Soersha May I check if you edited colour or direct output from camera? I like the colours too, wanna know if it is direct output

Thank you! I am fairly certain I just used the standard profile and fixed the shadows/highlights in post. But it still is an amazing little set up!

@@Soersha it looks a lot better if you shot on HDR PQ

@@Anyrhing77 nah

Thank you! There is a LUT on the footage, but I didn't use a tripod.

Thanks for watching! I agree, I was definitely impressed with this camera.

That makes me so happy! I'm glad I could help, I hope you love it!

Thank you! Your kind words and support always mean a lot!

Thank you! :)

Thank you so much! I color graded :)

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I have not used the HDR PQ mode yet. I want to test it soon though, it looks cool!

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I’ve used both and honestly had very similar experiences. Since there’s not much of a difference, I would probably choose the r50! Just to save a couple hundred dollars!

Not a bad idea!

Me too :,)

Thank you so much, I appreciate that! I shoot on manual and typically move shutter speed between 1/60 and 1/120. I also change aperture quite a bit depending on how sunny it is outside!

I was wondering this too! I checked out some of your other vids with the R6 and faster lenses like the 35mm 1.4 Sigma, seems you like to shoot wide open a lot, but that would be impossible to keep Shutter around 1/60 - 1/100. Super curios because the footage looks pretty pretty film like motion, so I think I asked in another comment already lol if you would normall use Variable ND? Or what did you for exposure, just crank the Aperture? Thanks! Subbed, love ur content

@@kurtalexander20 yeah i wonder if she only use kitlens for this with the said settings i think that will be over exposed im trying it now in my R50

@@kurtalexander20 but i guess its auto ISO

The colors are edited! LUT & color corrected.

Thank you so much! I color graded in Premiere afterwards and I manually adjusted the settings for each shot.

Thank you so much! And I completely understand. While I haven't used all of them, I plan to make videos with the R7 and R8 by the end of the year and my hypothesis is that the R6, R7, R8, R10 & R50 all produce *similar enough* end products. Choosing which one is best for you just depends on the specific specs that are important to you - feel, size, crop sensor, 4K slo mo, etc. As of right now, the R6 is still my favorite camera because it is full frame, can film up to 60fps in 4K, and has a good body size (not too heavy or too small). We shall see how I like the R8 though as they seem pretty similar!

@@Soersha thanks for the great response, looking forward to watching future videos on your channel!

Thank you so much!!

I’m so excited for you! You’re going to have a blast. Just remember, you can’t get better unless you practice with it a lot! :)

Hello, thank you so much! I have the Canon RF 14-35mm which works nicely, especially on a crop sensor 🙂

Thanks!

You're quite welcome!

I’m glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching!

You should do it!

Thank you! And lol no worries

@@Soersha 🙏🙏🙏

Also I travel a lot so the smallness would be great haha

Thank you! I color graded the video.

I am going to test out the R8 in September in Japan so stay tuned!

LOL 😂

From what I can remember I filmed in manual wherever possible, 4k @ 24fps, and standard picture profile. I didn't post the settings at the end of this video, but have started to in my new videos. Sorry!

Hello! I rented this camera and so I no longer have it, but I might test different picture profile settings on future rentals. Haven't thought about it much! And kit lenses are simple, which is nice if you don't want to lug around a bunch of gear. :)

Thank you! Mostly manual

Thank you so much! It was all shot on manual and I just use the Standard picture profile.

I keep the picture profile in standard and yes, it is filmed in 4k at 24fps. I'm glad you're excited, I wish you all the best with your new camera! :)

Thank you so much! I used both manual and AF depending on the situation. The shots are stable because of editing and practice holding the camera steady. I have no idea what it's like with vehicle tracking, sorry, but a gimbal will help if that's the look you're going for! :)

That's a great idea! I'll put it on my list! :)

Thanks!

I haven't used either, so I'm not sure! I will say mount adapters tend to make the autofocus slower but lenses with smaller f-stop capabilities are better in low-light.

Thank you! I use Forestry Film LUTS

Thank you! I filmed in manual, 4K @ 24fps, and Standard picture profile. Hope that helps!

The most I do in post is color correct, warp stabilize shots that need it, and make footage straighter. If cost was no factor I would choose a full frame camera, but in the end, the camera doesn't effect the end product too much. I use a bunch of different cameras on my channel and the main point I seem to be making is that the camera doesn't matter THAT MUCH. What matters is what you can do with it and what your vision is! I hope that helps :)

@@Soersha Awesome, thanks for the reply

Thank you! And I didn't notice any change with the autofocus. I also only filmed in 4k so I don't have much to compare it to. Overall though I liked the AF. I just posted a video where I tested the r8 & its kit lens and the AF was noticeably worse (in my experience). Hope that helps!

@@Soersha thanks! Yeah, the r8's AF is terrible and I've read a lot of negative feedback about it.

This kit lens is a great place to start! :)

Thank you! The crop sensor on the r50 would make a 50mm closer to an 80mm. That's a little too tight for me, but it depends on what you're using it for!

Thank you so much! And no, it was handheld.

The 18mm is an 18mm. The lens does not change. But it behaves like a 29mm on full frame

Exactly!

I don't like filming with C-Log anyways. I prefer Canon's standard picture style!

Thanks! I did color grade but I did not use a gimbal.

Thank you! I use Forestry Film LUTS

Thank you so much! I put the lens in the description of the video :)

Hello! I used a LUT from Forestry Film. I filmed in manual and 4K @ 24fps. Hope that helps and thanks for watching! :)

I haven't personally used the t7, but based on the specs it looks like the r50 has superior image processing, more focus points, higher ISO range, and faster continuous shooting - which makes the images captured with the r50 technically superior to ones captured on the t7!

It has taken a lot of practice to get steady shots. Just keep on practicing! Warp stabilizer helps a lot as well.

@@Soersha and what software you use for editing?

I think the r50 is a GREAT starter camera. I really enjoyed what it produced. There will, of course, always be more expensive and more professional options out there, but if you're just starting out, I definitely recommend the r50!

I’m glad you enjoyed the footage! Feel free to mute the video next time 💛

@@Soersha lol

It depends! The r50 has better continuous shooting but the RP is a full frame sensor and can go to a slightly higher ISO. I would personally choose the r50 if I was starting because it is $250 cheaper!

Thank you! I have practiced a lot holding it stable in my hand as I film and fix what I can in post using warp stabilizer.

​@@Soershadid you stabilize in premiere pro?

Love it!

Thank you! And just the standard picture profile.

All made with the R50 and its kit lens!

The camera body's handle is a little small, which makes hand-held filming slightly awkward. But it just takes some adjusting! It's a great price for some hobby videos :)

Holding the camera steady just takes a lot of practice. If it's laggy I would make sure your shutter speed is at least above 1/50!

It isn't the best in low light, and this video was made with the standard profile but I have heard the 10bit colors are beautiful!

I did not use that feature when I rented it but I do believe it has it as a mode!

You can use your EF lenses on an RF mount if you get an adapter. There shouldn't be any loss of quality but the autofocus might be a little slower!

@@Soersha thankyou!!!

Color graded

Thank you!

I'm not sure, I never took a shot much longer than 5 minutes. Sorry!

It is all handheld and, yes, I did turn stabilization on! :)

I use Kingston 128GB canvas react plus 300 mb/s!

No gimbal or tripod, just lots of practice holding it steady! :)

Thank you so much! And no gimbal, all handheld. The lens had IS and I was able to correct a lot of shake in post!

Same. It's really Amazing

I was surprised as well!

I just try to stabilize my shots more! Can't really fix it in post.