And 200mb/s is it for read or write? Is write 90 mb/s good enough?

That was an amazing read, thank you. I’ve saved all your recommendations into my Keep. 🙂

Guess I’ll be going with the R50 as soon as I’m ready (I’m still finishing up my research by reading more Greta comments like yours and looking at websites like cameradecision.com). My concern in Vietnam is Asia’s obsession with making fake things of everything and I’m afraid that the camera I’d buy might actually NOT be the R50 as it’d say in the package. Are there any ways to absolutely guarantee the insides of a camera belong to R50? Just to make sure.

Thank you for the advice. There are a few options in that price range, including Nikon and Fujifilm. Would you say the R50 still stands out?

I’m in the price range of Canon EOS R50 and heavily considering it versus other similarly priced and new models. Any thoughts on that?

Thanks, that’s a cool website!

In your personal view, is there anything that beats the R50 at the price point?

I’m almost ready to jump the fence and get Canon EOS R50 with its kit lens. Any thoughts on that?

Thanks a lot. What would you recommend to protect my camera in that case? Should I always avoid letting direct sunlight into the lens? But then how can I take landscape photos during the day?

Oh I’m the OP 😅 in where I live it seems that R50 is within my budget (I just pray to god these are not fake cameras somehow as Asia is obsessed with faking products). What do you think about it? Anything to consider?

I’m also considering getting it soon but not sure if Canon 6D (or some Sony camera) would be better. Is that better overall? Currently relying on advice from friendly strangers and some ChatGPT for research.

Thanks! Thoughts on Canon EOS R50?

Can strong direct sunlight damage a camera or lenses somehow?

Seems like Canon EOS R50 is a possibility for me here. Is it a good option? With what lens?

No size or weight limits. Nocturnal adventures is what I’m interested in on top of regular photography so that’s a consideration.

Landscapes, macro close-up, portraits of people. Nothing else really.

Would Canon EOS R50 be a much better choice or just marginally better?

But were the photos beautiful at least?

Can you please send me their phone number/location or name?

Definitely not birds, there’s barely any wildlife here (unless you count semi-wild cattle…).

Mostly just macro to be honest, and some portraits to boot (I know it’s a different kind but I still need it).

Canon EOS R50 is on my radar as the strongest contender but I’m not sure as I’m a newbie here.

Not that interested in wildlife to be honest as there just aren’t many animals left in Vietnam wandering in the wilds (almost everything got poached to hell, especially birds, it’s like walking in a deadzone sometimes). So I’m most interested in still life and macrophotography for fungi, plus maybe a few landscape shots now and then, and of course I’d love to take portrait photos of wife and ourselves traveling.

Do you have any comments on the Canon EOS R50? And what one specific lens would you recommend for it, in my case?

For starters, I’d need something versatile. I’m especially interested in the macro photography of fungi.

Thoughts on Canon EOS R50? And the best beginner lens for it?

But you’re not the one who wrote the original message

What’s the hourly wage?

Eh, not that bad

So what’s the way out, you propose?