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@@DDHDTV I’m glad you got something from the video. Good luck growing your channel

@@DDHDTV 11:31 I mention my height at 6ft. Glad this video helped. Good luck with growing your channel and subscribers. Keep going

Thanks for watching. Now that video would be cool for sure - let’s work on it. Cheers

It could be your sd card. Have you tried reformatting as a start? Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching. No adapter 😀 is needed of you purchase the RF version geni.us/87txzO

@@jeanmorales6159 this was with the kit lens. I’d love to go back ad I have some other lenses now. This is a short from a long form video. Thanks for dropping by as I appreciate it czcams.com/video/_AwFwS__-FY/video.htmlsi=YRTH8Zm83tfEaL8Z

@@cre8r61 when you say kit lense do you mean the one the camera comes with?

@@jeanmorales6159 Yes - the Canon RF-@ 18-45mm ƒ4.5-6.3 IS STM. A faster lens will do a better job but I was surprised what I was able to get from the kit lens

@@cre8r61 wow, amazing work. Trully amazing, i have this camera and i wish i could do this...... incredible.

We're all at different stages of our learning journey - good luck with your CZcams journey and enjoy the Canon R50. Working on my latest vid right now so stay tuned for that one dropping soon - cheers

@@AtlanticCanadianAstronomy thanks ☺️

@@AtlanticCanadianAstronomy no galaxies or nebula - yet 😔

Thanks for dropping by - yes the solution is easy. Here’s a link to a video I made to fix the problem Release shutter button without lens | Canon #photography #cameratutorial #canonr50 czcams.com/users/shorts76F9SJnkxUw?feature=share

@cre8r61 thank you. I figured it out!

Thanks for watching and saying hi. I assume this is the original canon battery? Can you test another battery perhaps? Where I live 240v and cold climate (today is only 10°C) they do get warm but not hot. Camera will hot when taking 4K video

Yes the arctic butterfly is a great product. I guess people are scared as a damaged sensor means replacing a camera. If there's dust in a lens - just replace the lens. Thanks for watching

Hey thanks for dropping by. I don't have that specific tech but have had a little look for you :) With the R50 in Movie Mode press the Menu button and go to WRENCH Tab (Yellow Menu), page 3 HDMI Resolution and set to AUTO. It should match the Elegato 4k. (Auto = The images displayed will automatically be displayed at the optimum resolution for matching the connect television). If this menu item is greyed out go to the PLAY Tab (Blue Menu), page 4 and change HDMI HDR output to Off. Not sure of this will work for you but it's worth a shot. Cheers

That's GREAT news! The R50 is a great camera that will do the job AND the Canon RF 16mm is a good match if you're looking to move up from the 18-45mm kit lens. The 16mm is a bright lens at f2.8 and at arm's length frames a mid shot nicely (head and chest). I've just set up some affiliate links here howl.me/cmxKowyijCh

@@cre8r61 thank you very much for answering my question I wish you the best I will be subscribing because you are of great help and you actually deserve to grow so more people know about you,thank you very much again.

@@Reg_503-wdm Thank you Sir as I really appreciate it and good luck with your CZcams journey. Have a look at joining the Canon M50 And R50 - User Group on Facebook :)

@@cre8r61 thanks

Thank you Sir. More coming with Airlie Beach as the backdrop for sure 😀

Indeed - Port Douglas, Cairns, Townsville are great and a few deg warmer too. Perfect to get away from a cold Melbourne winter. Thanks for watching as I appreciate it. Hoping your well and annoying life

The 50mm is brilliant. Others are okay

Appreciate it! Thanks for dropping by

Thanks for dropping by and saying hi - I really appreciate it :) The R50 is an interchangeable lens camera and can be bought as the body only, with the standard Canon RF 18-45mm STM Kit Lens and sometimes is available with the Canon RF-S 55-210mm Lens as a twin lens kit (this is the one I bought as I really loved the Canon EF-M 55-200mm lens). I have use the Canon R50 kit lens to capture the milky way in this video czcams.com/video/_AwFwS__-FY/video.html

Thanks so much and thanks for tuning into my little (growing) channel

@cre8r61 It is growing and will continue to do so :) Decent, positive people like yourself will be rewarded if you stick with it. Im here for the journey, my friend!

Thanks - glad you liked it and thanks for visiting my channel as I appreciate it. Good luck with your CZcams journey

czcams.com/video/lxxq-RUrMZY/video.htmlsi=q1LBJvE23D4u5udP Wow - sounds exciting. Yes the lens clicks solidly onto the RF mount and is a secure metal mount. Remember to change the release shutter without lens setting (video link above). I’m surprised by what we can achieve with this camera and I’ve used the R50 for Astro photography too. Good luck and thanks again for dropping by.

Hey hey G’day. Thanks for watching as I really appreciate it and thanks for reaching out. I love the Canon R50 and have the twin lens kit (actually I’m away shooting with it this week). I went for the R50 so I could spend some of my budget on EF lenses and adapt these with the EF to R adapter. The twin lens kit with the R50 gives you a little more reach too at 210mm. I’ve used the R50 for Astro photography too with great results. Please feel free to use affiliate links - there’s no additional cost to you and I do make a small income from sales using the links. Cheers and good luck - it’s always exciting to buy a new camera geni.us/tLsYP

@@cre8r61 Fabulous, really appreciate you taking the time to give me advice. Keep up the great work and make more videos!

Thanks for watching. I thought about getting the RF 10-18mm. I wonder if the 1.6 x crop is the same as the efs?

@@cre8r61 It is. I had the EF version first

4K and auto focus was an issue on the M50 reverting back to contrast based focus. The M50 hunted for focus when recording in 4K. Thanks for watching as I really appreciate it

An interesting observation. I just checked your channel - good luck with your CZcams journey. Thanks for watching as I really appreciate it

Thanks for watching - looking forward to trying the Sigma Lenses on the R50 (the Sigma 16mm on the M50 is a great lens and still a fave of mine). I've been trying lenses by TTArtisan and Sirui and they're really good. czcams.com/video/ZABKhLZ-IvU/video.html

That’s great to hear. It’s fun exploring lenses and capabilities with the R50. What lenses should I look at next? Thanks for watching as I really appreciate it with my small channel

Great to hear. The R50 is a fun camera and well worth it. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching. Have a look at joining the Canon M50 And R50 User Group on Facebook - post photos and ask questions

Yes. I took it away recently but we had a months worth of rain in a single day. Too wet to take out as it’s not weather sealed. With the focus ring rotation being 270° you’d want to set up a shot to photograph. I’m looking forward to using this lens for low light

Thanks for watching. Take your TEST shot with the shutter button and then press the MOVIE button to start the timelapse (see 4:14). This has tripped me up in the past too. Hope this information helps taking those great timelapse movies

@@cre8r61 Yes but I've made the shutter button the movie record button but it just keeps shooting another photo. Works differently on my m50

Thanks for reaching out and dropping by. You’re looking for release shutter without lens. Have a look at this video here Shutter Release WITHOUT Lens - Canon R50 czcams.com/video/lxxq-RUrMZY/video.html

Thanks for dropping by. With manual focus you can also zoom in on screen (x2 or x3 times) and this can help focus on a star. Some lenses can focus past infinity and be out of focus again. It can take some time to get it right. Hope you nail the shot you’re after

Thanks for dropping by and watching as I appreciate it. It go the 35mm on an apsc which would be like a 56mm equivalent on full frame. 50mm is good for general photography and considered as close to what the eye can see. Cheers. Hope this helps

Thanks for asking - the standard 18-45mm lens is not a fast lens with a variable aperture of ƒ4.5-6.3 so it is near on impossible to achieve a blurred background if you're talking in frame. The Canon RF 16mm comes in at ƒ2.8 will do a better job being a faster lens. To achieve a blurred background the lens needs to open up as wide as possible. This might mean you need a ND filter so the image is not over exposed. I use variable ND filters that work well. With Canon allowing other lens manufacturers access to the RF mount we may see some great lenses from Sigma and other manufacturers soon. Hey - just has a quick peek at your channel - you have a great camera presence. Good luck with your CZcams journey and thanks for watching :)

@@cre8r61 thankyou brother, I truly appreciate the help, I'm a super noob with all this camera spec stuff hahaha, I'll see about buying a good lens tomorrow 🙏 Also thankyou for the compliment, excellent videos by the way!

@@cre8r61 just had a look at JBHIFI, would this lens work: Canon RF1628ST 16mm f/2.8 STM Lens?

@@preparationoftheelect2023 Yes - I have this lens but man paying $500 for it is nuts. Have a look at Digi Direct or CCCWarehouse to save some $$$

@@cre8r61 awesome thankyou! I'll have a look for sure, have a great night/day and I appreciate the help!

Yeah - it's a bit of a let down but remember this is an entry level camera. I have the Canon G7X mk ii and you can really make this little camera achieve some amazing time lapse sequences with a bongo tie and a few tweaks of the settings - you can achieve a resolution of 5120 x 2880px czcams.com/video/V7znL01_H9A/video.htmlsi=piaK8tLufXjgGYqW

Great to know this info is still helping people. Thanks for dropping by and saying hi - I appreciate it. Cheers

Yes - I love the Zhiyun Gimbals owning a few - I have the Weebill S, the Crame M3 and Crane M2s. The latter 2 are compact gimbals. If you use these solely as a gimbal for stability - great. The Weebill S is a large gimbal that has the power for holding heavier lenses like the Sirui 24mm T1.2 Night Walker. If you're using standard lenses the Crane M3 is a powerful compact gimbal with integrated light. Thanks for watching as I appreciate it Crane M3 geni.us/gCRBLbU Weebill S geni.us/dTr7tPZ

This is an entry level camera and does come with limitations. It's how you overcome the limitations and work with them. It is a tool and takes time to learn. In this video I pushed the limits of the R50 taking shots of the Milky Way. We're all at different places in our learning journey and we all grow from learning from each other. Thanks for watching as I appreciate it :) czcams.com/video/_AwFwS__-FY/video.htmlsi=z2CsAq-htIvachPo

BTW - I have the M50 too (plus M100, G7X mkii, Sony ZV1 and the original EOSM)

Shimbol are reporting latency at 80ms. There is a bit of lag. I'll have more info in an upcoming video - thanks for watching as I really appreciate it

A good question - I'm not sure of the answer and have wondered this too.

Thanks for watching and reaching out. The R50 is an entry level mirrorless that has great features. I've used mine for Astro photography and long exposure photography. I use EF-S and EF lenses with the R50 and enjoy what this camera can do. Have a look at my Aatro photography video here czcams.com/video/_AwFwS__-FY/video.htmlsi=7R67psqSydevdg7x

@@cre8r61 Thank you👍

Unfortunately the Manfrotto Allegra 30 doesn't exist anymore. This is an insert in this bag (very handy). The closest I can find was this one here on Amazon is a little bigger than the insert. Hope this helps geni.us/DjjAdnp

I’m working on a more in depth review. I have a few wireless mic systems - this could become interesting. Thanks for this great question. I’m guessing they will work fine as most mics are 2.4GHz and the TP Mini is on 5GHz

@@cre8r61 I found their minimal tech page. Apparently, these are on 5 GHz, and most of the wireless mics are 2.4. But I have the same set you have, so I'm interested in your experience. I purchased the HDMI set when I got the notification they were available, but haven't opened them up.

Perfect. Thanks - this comment has made my day. Stay tuned for more great products and reviews

Thanks for watching - I just had a look at your CZcams channel., we're all at different places in our learning journey. A more in depth video is coming with real world testing. Specs HDMI 720P@50/60Hz 1080P@24/25/30/50/60Hz and Transmission latency is 80ms with low power consumption at <2.5w for the TX and <2w for the RX over the 5GHz band. Hope this information assists

@@cre8r61 Thanks for your response. I don't really have a channel, I just upload videos there that I want to show my friends. I'm am however an _expert YT tech channel watcher_ (/s).

@@cre8r61 in your other comment you stated it was 8ms for latency, which is it?

Thanks for picking up the error and thanks for watching. Have a pleasant day

Thanks for watching. I just had a look at your channel. Good luck with your CZcams journey. $89 for the TX and RX + 500 ft transmission range is a good thing for creators on a budget