Canon has lifted the curtains off the 'EOS R50,' a mirrorless 4K camera that is designed to appeal to the needs of smartphone content creators who are ready to take the plunge into Canon's ecosystem of full-fledged cameras.
This mirrorless 4K camera aims to streamline the process of often-complicated settings adjustments through its proprietary Advanced A+ Assist technology, which works to simplify the workings of auto mode in environments where the lighting is less than ideal. Elsewhere, the 'EOS R50' promises the ability to capture 4K video from oversampled 6K inputs at a maximum of 30 frames per second. The camera also has a special mode that allows it to automatically zoom in on subjects situated in front of it.
Available for pre-order for $679.99 for the camera body alone, this mirrorless 4K camera will surely appeal to smartphone photography enthusiasts ready to take the next step in their photographic journey.
Assistive Mirrorless 4K Cameras
The 'EOS R50' Simplifies Advanced Settings In Low-Light Conditions
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