Canon EOS R10
A punchy little camera that brings Canon's advanced RF autofocus system to the masses. Great for travel and family photography.
Canon EOS R10 Review: Small but Mighty
Pros
- Incredibly lightweight and compact
- Latest Canon AF system (tracking)
- Fast burst shooting (15/23 fps)
- Great value for money
Cons
- No In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS)
- Small battery (LP-E17)
- 4K 60p has a significant crop
Introduction
The Canon EOS R10 is the entry point into Canon's serious RF system. It might look small, but it packs the same autofocus brain as the R3 and R5.
Using It
It's tiny. You can throw it in a jacket pocket with the kit lens. But unlike most small cameras, it has a deep grip that makes it feel secure. The controls are simplified but effective.
Performance
The autofocus is the star here. It tracks kids and pets running around with zero effort. For parents or travelers who want better quality than a phone without the bulk of a pro camera, this is ideal.
Verdict
The R10 makes the Rebel series obsolete. It is faster, smarter, and better in every way. Just carry a spare battery.