24MP APS-C CMOS sensor with Dual Pixel AF; Up to 23fps shooting (15 with mech shutter); Oversampled 4K up to 30p, 4K/60p with crop; True HDR video as 10-bit 'PQ' footage; 2.36M dot OLED viewfinder; 1.04M dot fully-articulating rear touchscreen; Single UHS-II SD slot; Built-in pop-up flash;

24MP APS-C CMOS sensor with Dual Pixel AF; Up to 23fps shooting (15 with mech shutter); Oversampled 4K up to 30p, 4K/60p with crop; True HDR video as 10-bit 'PQ' footage; 2.36M dot OLED viewfinder; 1.04M dot fully-articulating rear touchscreen; Single UHS-II SD slot; Built-in pop-up flash;

Users looking to learn the craft of photography and video, not break the bank in the process and want a no-fuss fun camera to tool around town should give the R10 a serious look, but be aware of the availability (or otherwise) of lenses.

Beginners to intermediates and anyone with interest in casual HDR video;

Sports photographers or for capturing video intended for editing;

As an entry-level model, the EOS R10 will appeal to photographers looking for a relatively small and light interchangeable-lens camera with a good (and useable) range of controls, 4K video recording, fast burst shooting and an affordable price tag.

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, heavier telephoto lenses, or the dual SD card...

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

Very close in price to better R7

The Canon R10 is good for travel photography. Even with its relatively large handgrip, it's small and light enough to be easily carried around in a bag or on a sling for hours. The overall image quality is also very good, and the camera's autofocus system is fast and accurate enough to lock onto...

Lightweight, well-built body., Good image quality., Reliable autofocus system., Comfortable to shoot with.

Unspectacular battery life.

Users looking to learn the craft of photography and video, not break the bank in the process and want a no-fuss fun camera to tool around town should give the R10 a serious look, but be aware of the availability (or otherwise) of lenses.

Beginners to intermediates and anyone with interest in casual HDR video

Sports photographers or for capturing video intended for editing

The Canon EOS R10 is a mid-range cropped-frame mirrorless camera with a 24 Megapixel APS-C sensor and 4k 60p video. In my hands-on first-looks review I'll show you everything I know so far!

Smaller and lighter than the Canon EOS R7, the Canon EOS R10 still has the features and technology to make it more rounded and versatile than EOS M-series cameras like the Canon EOS M50 Mark II.

Phase detection focusing and intelligent subject detection, Same mount as Canon R3, R5 and R6, Small and light

Limited RF-S lens range, No in-body stabilisation