![]() ![]() Image quality is very good, producing sharp, clean images at low ISO, with plenty of detail visible even when cropped. The Canon EOS R10 houses a 24.2MP image sensor, paired with Canon’s DIGIC X processor. It’s totally counterintuitive to general menu design language, where you press up at the top of a subsection to begin navigating main sections. Camera, AF, Playback, Settings etc) without touching the screen or scrolling through all other sub sections. However, I found it annoying that I couldn’t flick between top sections (i.e. As someone who shot on both a Sony A7 and Sony A7 III, I’m familiar with complicated menu systems, and appreciate the Canon menu’s simplicity. I enjoyed using the responsive touchscreen and the well-laid-out menu that Canon and its users so regularly champion. That said, it fits into even the smallest of kit bags or backpacks without issue, won’t cause any grief around your neck during long days shooting and is easy to use at odd angles. ![]() Weighing in at 13.5 ounces (382g) and measuring approximately 4.8 by 3.4 by 3.2 inches (12 x 9 x 8cm), the EOS R10 is both lightweight and compact, although far from pocket-sized thanks primarily to its raised EVF housing and grip. But if you’d like something a little prettier on a similar budget, you could try the Fujifilm X-T30 II instead. If you value functionality over form, you won’t care anyway. If you’re into Canons, you’ll love it, while if you’re into R-System cameras, you’ll love it even more, as this one looks exactly like all the rest of them. The Canon EOS R10 stays true to Canon’s mirrorless R-System design language, which takes the old bulbous DSLR design philosophy and streamlines it a little to fit the mirrorless age. The wide range of RF lenses means that a lack of RF-S lenses isn’t exactly a death knell for this camera, but more native lenses to choose from soon would be better. I did just that, testing these cameras with the RF 35mm F1.8 MACRO IS STM - a brilliant full-frame prime lens with an equivalent focal length of around 56mm on APS-C, which is great for street and portraiture photography. Or, you can use Canon’s full frame RF lenses, as long as you remember to multiply every focal length you’re interested in by 1.6 to get an idea of the field of view you’ll wind up with thanks to the APS-C crop factor. ![]() You can use Canon’s EF and EF-S lenses via a mount adapter, where you’ll lose the benefit of the faster-focusing RF mount. This APS-C mirrorless camera is the little sibling of the Canon EOS R7 and a step up from the EOS R50, Canon’s entry point into the R-System mirrorless lineup. Canon hopes its headline credentials (namely 4K/60p video) and lightweight APS-C design will coax smartphone or DSLR users into their first mirrorless purchase. The Canon EOS R10 is designed for enthusiasts wanting a lightweight camera for both high-quality photo and video content, and sits at the lower end of the mid-range category. Size: 4.82 x 3.45 x 3.28 inchesWeight (body inc battery, card): 15 ounces Shooting speed: 15fps mechanical, 23fps electronic Ports: USB type-C, micro HDMI, mic mini jack, headphone mini jack, hot shoe, E3 remote control Max video resolution: 4K at 60p (cropped) Viewfinder: 0.39-inch OLED EVF, 2.36 million dotsĭisplay: 3.0-inch Vari-angle colour LCD Touch Screen, 1.04 million dots Sensor: 24.2MP APS-C Dual Pixel CMOS AF II ![]()
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