Canon EOS R50V

Key Features

• For Content Creators and Vloggers
• 24.2MP APS-C CMOS Sensor
• DIGIC X Image Processor
• UHD 4K60p Cropped, 4K30 6K Oversampled
• Dual Pixel CMOS AF II
• 3.0" 1.04m-Dot Vari-Angle Touchscreen
• Close-Up Demo, Smooth Skin Modes
• Vertical Mount, Front Record Button
• Multi-Function Shoe, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth

Key Details

Made for Video, Built for Creators

Offering a compact interchangeable lens option for creators and vloggers, the Canon EOS R50 V Mirrorless Camera adds UHD 4K60p recording, a vertical tripod mount, and other video-friendly features from the Cinema EOS line to a sleek, brick-like body redesigned to elevate video content production.

V-Series Enhancements

• In addition to the vertical orientation mounting point, the redesigned body sports a front record button to speed up and simplify the production process.
• Cropped UHD 4K video recording at 60 fps is now available, along with Slow and Fast modes for creative control of the video frame rate and playback speed.
• Dual Pixel CMOS AF II tracking now includes subject recognition algorithms introduced in the R5 Mark II, including Register People Priority and auto, people, animal, and vehicle detection.
• Advanced video features from the Cinema EOS line, including Canon Log 3, HLG, PQ, 709 Recording, False Color, and Zebras.
• Automatic Exposure and Scene modes and Movie presets such as Close-up Demo, Smooth Skin, and Movie IS, as well as color filters.
• The multi-function accessory shoe supports LPCM 24-bit, four-channel audio recording with an external microphone, and is compatible with external flash units when shooting stills.
• Four different built-in live streaming modes—UVC via USB connection, Live Switcher mobile streaming for multi-camera setups, HDMI streaming, and Camera Connect streaming via the app—help maximize live audience reach.

Specifications for the Canon EOS R50V

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