Canon EOS R10

Affordable, all-rounder entry camera ; Tried and trusted brand ; 24.2-megapixel resolution ; Lightweight

Very close in price to better R7

OK, so with the more affordable and less feature-rich Canon EOS R10, when compared to the higher resolution EOS R7 released alongside it, we don’t get features such as the R7’s body integral image stabilisation that will be useful when using longer,...

Compact and lightweight ; Impressive autofocus smarts ; Speedy burst mode ; Good value

No in-body image stabilization ; Cropped 4K/60p video ; Single card slot ; Small viewfinder

The Canon EOS R10 is a versatile little powerhouse and one of the best cameras around for beginners. Thanks to its modern autofocus smarts and good handling, it's an affordable way into the EOS R system for new converts and an enjoyable second camera...

Superb subject recognition and autofocus ; 15fps mechanical and 23fps electronic shutter ; Solid ergonomics and control layout ; Articulating display ; Built-in flash ; 4K60 video in SDR or HDR ; Already works with more lenses than any EOS M body ;...

Image sensor isn't stabilized ; 8-bit SDR video doesn't have flat profile ; Basic CMOS sensor doesn't match up with BSI chips ; So-so battery life

The Canon EOS R10 wows with an autofocus system that smartly recognizes and tracks subjects, but older sensor tech keeps it from being the best camera you can buy at this price.

Sure, there are a few hits and misses. We really believe that Canon should have added IBIS to the EOS R10 and that it should come with two SD card slots.

The Canon EOS R10 is designed for hybrid shooters — people wanting a camera that can do both 4K/60p video and stills, and to sit at the beginner end of that market. This mirrorless camera exists to give content creators and casual users stepping up...