Bodies
$619.00 • 24.2 MP • 22.3 x 14.9 mm APS-C CMOS • Canon RF
Lenses
$919.00 • Canon RF • 17 - 40 mm
Filters
$24.99 • Variable ND • 67 mm
Storage
$99.90 • 256 GB • SDXC • 140 MB/s
Batteries
$249.99 • V-Mount • 14.8 VDC • 6700 mAh / 99.16 Wh
$64.95 • Canon LP-E17 • 7.2 VDC • 1040 mAh
Audio
$89.00 • Supercardioid • Plug-In Power • 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female (on mic), 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Male (on included cable), 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRRS Male (on included cable)
Monitors
$278.00 • 2800 nits • 1920 x 1080 • 1x HDMI 2.0 Input, 1x HDMI 2.0 Output
Lighting
$21.90 • 2700 - 6500 K • Daylight, Tungsten • Battery (Built-In), USB Power (Cable Included)
Supports
$50.99 • Canon EOS R50 V • 1/4"-20 Female Thread, Built-In Arca-Type Plate • 1x Cold Shoe
$24.99 • 12" / 30.5 cm • 15 mm • Carbon Fiber
Canon EOS R50V Beginner Videography/Photography Cinema rig build
Hello everyone
This is the Canon R50v camera that I would recommend to anyone that are starting as a beginner in videography as well as doing some photography for casual shoots
As a beginner that doesn't have any knowledge about cameras, I start with Canon with R50v as my starter point from not only the very ease of navigation in the menu settings, but a lot of key features (False color, waveform, headphone jack input, mic input from the left side, etc.)
offer a lot of value than R50. However, if you don't mind about the video features of what R50v has and if you need EVF, go with R50.
Alternative items
If you need camera control such as external recording or need a touch focus assist into the monitor
Get Viltrox DC 550 pro II or Atomos Shinobi II
Enjoy and let me know if anyone has a question