シャドーイング練習: Canon R50 Long-Term Review/Thoughts After 1.5 Years! Overall Experience As First Camera - YouTubeで英語スピーキングを学ぶ
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Alright, what's up guys?
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This is a quick revisit to the Canon R50 after owning this camera for over one and a half years now.
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I thought I'd just give my overall thoughts on this camera after long-term use and ownership.
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So this is my first real camera, you could say.
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I have previously made an in-depth, more technical review after having it for like a month at that point.
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which you can still check out on YouTube.
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But this is not really going to be an in-depth technical review,
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but rather just my overall experience with this camera as a whole.
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So yeah, this is my main camera that I use just for casual photography,
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and it's also the main camera that I bring with me to travel, and it's also what I use to usually record these YouTube videos.
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But for this video, I'm just gonna be recording through my phone of course
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but usually it would be this Canon R50 now my current
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setup on the R50 is I think this is yeah this is the Sigma 18-50
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and I believe it's a f2.8 I'm pretty sure it's an f2.8 at least that's what I remember
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if I'm wrong I'll just have a correction on the screen somewhere.
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But yeah, this is the current lens I'm using, the 18-50mm, and it's a really outstanding lens,
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especially for being paired with this Canon R50.
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Previously, I had the Canon RF-S 18-150mm lens,
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I think, which I think was a great overall do-it-all lens
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that you could really just have live on the camera body
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but I wanted to get a lens that just had a little bit
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better image quality at least for shooting portraits
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and photos in like dimmer lighting scenarios which this is better at
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and it's just better for having
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that better background blur I guess you could say I already forgot the technical terms of this camera stuff but
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yeah this it's just a nicer lens overall
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but yeah as a first camera like for me this I
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still think is an excellent choice it is a crop sensor camera
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but at the same time I think it will help you get used to using an actual camera
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and it also gets you familiar with how to adjust the settings and like what each of the settings, different settings does.
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And I just think overall it just helps you get familiar
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with using a camera without spending too much before you actually think about getting a full size one
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if you are more advanced.
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The more I use this camera and the more I travel with it, the more I really like it.
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Mainly because of the size.
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Now the size does have some downsides, because it's smaller so it is harder to hold.
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And a lot of the times you're going to hit these buttons accidentally, which I do a lot still.
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But if you're just planning to bring a camera on the go,
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then I think the compact size is really, really good for that.
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Like this was here I brought it to I think this was Ottawa in Canada.
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I've brought this with me on different trips to various countries now.
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Like for example here in Canada and I also brought this with me to Japan.
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And all I really do is just throw this in my backpack and I'm good to go.
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I just pack my spare battery with it it and that's about it.
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It's not that heavy either.
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Now as I mentioned in my in-depth review, the battery life is still not that great on this camera.
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It can be improved if you like turn off all the Bluetooth and the Wi-Fi connections which I believe I have done.
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Wi-Fi settings, Bluetooth settings, like almost everything is disabled and that does help you improve the battery life but
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still I just find that the battery life is not great especially
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if you use this to record videos
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which I do this battery can still drain pretty quickly so you definitely want to have spares.
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I also found that the Canon app that you use
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when you transfer photos between like your camera
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and your phone the app is not reliable
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and half of the times it doesn't even work for me
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so I found just kind of annoying
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so i don't use the app anymore um i've tried like multiple ways to transfer files between this
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and my phone um i've tried the bluetooth i've tried wi-fi i've tried even directly connecting this through usbc
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which you can do here
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if you just plug this usbc to usbc directly to your phone that's another method of transfer
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but again it relies on the app and the app is
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so janky that half of the time it doesn't even detect that my phone is connected so
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that's kind of a problem that i have with this camera um it's just not reliable
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so that's why at this point i kind of just disabled all the connections
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and i just do it the old-fashioned way
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which is take my sd card and plop it into my macbook pro
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and then go from there it's more tedious
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but at least it works 100% of the time because the transfer method on the app doesn't seem to work that often.
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Another thing to mention is that
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if you're recording a lot of longer length videos the camera will start to heat up and overheat.
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Now I only usually take like 15 to 30 minutes to record a video.
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I usually never overheat this thing but by
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that time the heat indicator is already on the camera and it's telling you it's starting to heat up.
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So if you're thinking about recording for like at least an hour
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or longer then you might have some issues with overheating on this machine.
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Also when I record videos i usually have my rode microphone currently it's connected to my phone
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but i would usually have my receiver here
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and then you just plug in the audio to the mic here
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and that's how i get audio for my videos also having this articulating screen is just amazing
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I can't think about using any cameras
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that don't have one nowadays I love having this articulating screen
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really nice for just recording videos in general I want to talk about the autofocus
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because I found it to be both really good and not
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that good sometimes in terms of just automatically recognizing and tracking human faces,
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animals, just like living things in general.
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This is really good at that.
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But what I do is I do a lot of product reviews.
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So a lot of the times when I'm trying to record products, this autofocus system just kind of randomly focuses on something else like the back wall or like,
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you know, something in the back and not the subject at hand.
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even though I many times have manually pressed it to focus on the object the autofocus sometimes just goes janky
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so it's just something I noticed now of course I want to also get into the image
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and video quality because it is really good depending what phone you use the difference
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or the improvement in quality will vary of course
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but I would just say in general
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that the quality of this camera should outperform most smartphones in the market in terms of just raw image quality.
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Now I know like the current iPhones and Samsung flagships are just getting better
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and better and I haven't really done much research on those phones in terms of their camera quality
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but compared to my current Z Fold 5 the upgrade and difference in image quality is just massive.
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Like there's no comparison between having an actual camera with much larger sensors and comparing it to my phone sensors.
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Now, for most people, a smartphone is more than good enough.
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And, you know, with how advanced AI is now, like it just automatically enhances all your pictures with automatic post-processing and stuff to make it look better.
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But if you are just really into photography and you just want a pure, better raw image quality that you know
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which you will later take time to edit yourself then I still think that the Canon R50 is worth considering
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and it should give you a better image quality overall
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but again a lot of the photography stuff is based on the skills of the person and not your gear.
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But I'll just say that I love taking
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photos with this and I take much better quality photos with this than I do with my phone.
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Just some other quick things I want to touch on real quick.
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The camera body itself doesn't have any kind of weather sealing so I do try to avoid getting this thing wet.
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Like I don't take this out in the rain or anything like that.
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I just try not to get this camera wet and that same thing goes for the lens.
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And there's also no in-body stabilization.
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So if you're recording videos and stuff, I usually just have this thing on a tripod or if I don't,
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then I'll have to manually stabilize this digitally in my editing software.
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There's also a lack of, well there was a lack of lenses available on the market.
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When I first got this camera, the only options really were from Canon, and they only had a few lenses designed for the RFS crop sensor.
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But now they do have more third-party lenses like this Sigma.
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But yeah, just be aware that there might be a lack of lenses available on the market.
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Now, you could, of course, use full-frame camera lenses for this.
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those are just really expensive yeah i mean that's about it really just a very simple
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and easy to use camera
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that you know it's easy to operate you know there's not many like complex options on here
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or functions on here the um electronic viewfinder thing is it
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works perfectly fine i use this a lot whenever i shoot in daytime direct like sunlight
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and stuff this thing helps a lot for that.
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Yeah, that's about it really.
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I'm probably missing some stuff,
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but those are my overall just broad thoughts on this camera after having it for over one and a half years now.
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So, if you guys have any like other questions that I haven't touched upon, you know, you can let me know in the comments and I will do my best to answer it.
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But overall I love this camera and I could not recommend this enough.
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So that's my long-term review on this Canon R50.
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Thanks for watching this review and I will see you guys all in the next video.
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