When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Heres how it works.
The EOS R50’s shooting mode dial is the flipside of that.
That all feels pretty high end for a camera at this sub 1,000 price point.
The EOS R50 V alongside the EOS R50
you’re able to up 4K frame rate to 60fps, while Full HD delivers up to 120fps.
That’s a decent array of upgrades for video-focused users from the EOS R50.
Both cameras could slip into a jacket pocket, while the V1 could squeeze into smaller pockets.
The EOS R50 V (right) alongside the EOS R50 (left)(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
If you want a simple one-stop vlogging camera, the PowerShot V1 probably makes more sense.
The EOS R50 V (left) alongside the EOS R50 (right)(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
The EOS R50 V (right) alongside the EOS R50 (left)(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
From left to right: Canon PowerShot V10, Canon PowerShot G7X Mark III, Canon PowerShot V1, Canon EOS R50 V
Canon PowerShot V1 (middle) alongside the PowerShot G7X Mark III (right) and PowerShot V10 (left)(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
