Canon EOS R50 V Boitier
Avantages et inconvénients
par nos spécialistes
Le boîtier Canon EOS R50 V est un excellent choix pour les vidéastes et photographes débutants. L'appareil offre une vidéo 4K nette et des photos précises, et l'autofocus est rapide et fiable. Son design compact et léger le rend facile à transporter. Le bouton d'enregistrement frontal et le montage latéral sont parfaits pour le vlogging. Les inconvénients sont l'absence de viseur et de stabilisation, et le rolling shutter en 4K. L'autonomie est correcte mais pas la meilleure. Globalement, une bonne caméra d'entrée de gamme pour la création de contenu.
Avis Canon EOS R50 V Boitier
Basé sur 15 avis
Target ships items via third parties who steal them and never deliver them, and on top of that, they refuse to issue a refund. In short, they charge you for the items and steal your money.
Target ships items via third parties who steal them and never deliver them, and on top of that, they refuse to issue a refund. In short, they charge you for the items and steal your money.
Anonymous
17 juin 2026
I’ve been a Canon SLR loyalist for 20+ years. I do lots of climbing expeditions and j wanted something small that would take great pics AND videos. Is it small and light? Yes, but almost to a fault. I wear a m’s XL glove and my hands oversize this camera. On to the important stufff… it’s the hardest camera to use that I’ve ever owned. You need a masters degree to operate it. I’ve given up trying to figure out custom filters and focus settings. The photo quality is “ok”. I have a 20yr old T2i that takes equally good photos. The video is great, but I expected still shots to be stellar with current tech and mirrorless. Nope. Last, I knew this going in but having to build an assortment of R lenses sucks when I already have a lot of EF lenses. Yes, there are adapters, but…. Bottom line, great camera with a kit lens for the person with small hands and has a masters degree in device operations. And there are way better P&S options for the money.
I’ve been a Canon SLR loyalist for 20+ years. I do lots of climbing expeditions and j wanted something small that would take great pics AND videos. Is it small and light? Yes, but almost to a fault. I wear a m’s XL glove and my hands oversize this camera. On to the important stufff… it’s the hardest camera to use that I’ve ever owned. You need a masters degree to operate it. I’ve given up trying to figure out custom filters and focus settings. The photo quality is “ok”. I have a 20yr old T2i that takes equally good photos. The video is great, but I expected still shots to be stellar with current tech and mirrorless. Nope. Last, I knew this going in but having to build an assortment of R lenses sucks when I already have a lot of EF lenses. Yes, there are adapters, but…. Bottom line, great camera with a kit lens for the person with small hands and has a masters degree in device operations. And there are way better P&S options for the money.
Go Bolts 76
9 février 2026
budget vlogging canon pretty decent dont buy as everyday camera tho
budget vlogging canon pretty decent dont buy as everyday camera tho
Berkay
24 janvier 2026
Great beginners camera to get started in the mirrorless camera world. Its my first. 3 months in and I have learned a lot because of how easy it is to use.
Great beginners camera to get started in the mirrorless camera world. Its my first. 3 months in and I have learned a lot because of how easy it is to use.
Shawnspawn315
4 décembre 2025
I purchased this when first released because of Canon's promotional material hyping it as excellent for livestreaming. I had been wanting a smaller camera to supplement my main camera and to livestream music performances with, so this seemed perfect for both use cases. I was incredibly disappointed in it. There was nothing easy or straightforward about using this for livestreams, the connectivity was unreliable even using Canon's paid software, and the chronic shortage of compatible lenses for the last year has added to that frustration. I finally got rid of the camera and will be looking at other small options to fill this spot in my equipment lineup.
I purchased this when first released because of Canon's promotional material hyping it as excellent for livestreaming. I had been wanting a smaller camera to supplement my main camera and to livestream music performances with, so this seemed perfect for both use cases. I was incredibly disappointed in it. There was nothing easy or straightforward about using this for livestreams, the connectivity was unreliable even using Canon's paid software, and the chronic shortage of compatible lenses for the last year has added to that frustration. I finally got rid of the camera and will be looking at other small options to fill this spot in my equipment lineup.
murrayc
28 novembre 2025
