Camera comparison

Canon EOS R50 vs R10: what actually changes

Ready to shoot, with battery and card, the Canon EOS R10 weighs 429 g, 54 g more than the EOS R50 (375 g).

The EOS R50 and the EOS R10 take the same 68 Canon RF lenses; they differ in weight, handling, card slots, video and speed. Each difference below, with the two drawn to one scale, from Canon's published specifications.

What changes

  • Weight: the EOS R10 weighs 54 g more (429 g against 375 g with battery and card).
  • Handling: the EOS R50 has 1 control dial, no joystick; the EOS R10 has 2 control dials and a joystick.
  • Cards: one UHS-I slot on the EOS R50, one UHS-II slot on the EOS R10.
  • Video: on the EOS R50, 4K up to 30p from the full width (6K oversampled); on the EOS R10, 4K up to 30p from the full width (6K oversampled); 4K 60p cropped.
  • Bursts: up to 15 fps on the EOS R50, 23 fps on the EOS R10.

The same on both

  • Same Canon RF mount: every one of the 68 lenses fits both.
  • Neither has in-body stabilisation; stabilised lenses matter on both.
  • Same resolution: 24.2 MP.
EOS R50
116.3 × 85.5 mm
EOS R10
122.5 × 87.8 mm
AA
battery
Bank card
85.6 × 54 mm
The EOS R10 is 6.2 mm wider, 2.3 mm taller and 14.6 mm deeper than the EOS R50, and 54 g heavier with the lenses shown. Front, each with its kit lens, to one scale from the makers' published sizes. Details simplified.

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Side by side

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2 cameras side by side, differences only
CameraCanon EOS R50Canon EOS R10
Lens mountSameCanon RFCanon RF
SensorSameAPS-C 22.3 × 14.9 mm, 24.2 MPAPS-C 22.3 × 14.9 mm, 24.2 MP
In-body stabilisationSameNoNo
ViewfinderSame2.36M-dot electronic2.36M-dot electronic
Rear screenSame3" vari-angle, touch3" vari-angle, touch
Dials and joystick1 control dial, no joystick2 control dials and a joystick (Canon's “Multi-controller”)
Fastest burst12 fps with electronic first curtain · 15 fps electronic shutter15 fps mechanical shutter · 23 fps electronic shutter
Video4K up to 30p from the full width (6K oversampled)4K up to 30p from the full width (6K oversampled); 4K 60p cropped
Memory cards1 slot, SD, UHS-I1 slot, SD, UHS-II
BatteryLP-E17 (45 g), about 440 shotsLP-E17 (45 g), about 430 shots
Charges over USBSameYes, USB-CYes, USB-C
Microphone socketSameYesYes
HeadphonesSameNoNo
Built-in flashSameYesYes
Weather sealingSameNoNo
Size (W × H × D)116.3 × 85.5 × 68.8 mm122.5 × 87.8 × 83.4 mm
Weight with battery and card375 g429 g
Announced20232022
Lenses that fit6868
Where to buyCheck price on AmazonCanon product pageCheck price on AmazonCanon product page

How big each one is

The EOS R10 is 6.2 mm wider, 2.3 mm taller and 14.6 mm deeper than the EOS R50 (122.5 − 116.3 = 6.2 mm wide).

EOS R50
116.3 × 68.8 mm
EOS R10
122.5 × 83.4 mm
From above: the depth includes the grip.

Choose by what matters to you

  • The EOS R50 if weight matters most.
  • The EOS R10 if you want a joystick to move the focus point, or you change settings with dials rather than menus, or you shoot action in bursts.
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The lenses each one takes

Both take the same 68 lenses on the Canon RF mount, so a lens bought for one moves to the other. The EOS R50 is usually sold with the Canon RF-S18-45mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM.

EOS R50: first picks

All lenses for the EOS R50

EOS R10: first picks

All lenses for the EOS R10

If you already have one of them

Pick the camera you have and tick your lenses. The answer says what moves to the other camera, what the kit then weighs and what you would buy.

The camera you have
Your lenses

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An example: the EOS R50 with its kit lens. Pick your camera and tick your lenses to change it.

Moving from the EOS R50 to the EOS R10

  • Your RF-S18-45mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM fits the EOS R10 too.
  • On the EOS R10 your lenses cover 1 of the six jobs the camera pages pick a first lens for, as on the EOS R50.
  • Your spare LP-E17 batteries fit the EOS R10.
  • Your SD cards fit the EOS R10. It also takes faster UHS-II cards. The card each mode needs
  • Packed with your lenses: 505 g with the EOS R50, 559 g with the EOS R10.

What you would buy

  • The EOS R10. Your lenses move across.

What to add next on the EOS R10

Compare both kits in the kit builder

Questions

Which is lighter, the EOS R50 or the EOS R10?

The EOS R50: 375 g against 429 g, each with battery and card, by the makers' figures.

Do EOS R50 lenses fit the EOS R10?

Yes. Both use the Canon RF mount.

Do the EOS R50 and EOS R10 use the same battery?

Yes, the LP-E17.

Facts from the makers' specification pages. How we check