Canon EOS R10 24.2 Megapixel APS-C Sensor Mirrorless Camera with Lens, 0.71", 1.77" (International Version) (International Version)

I'm using the R10 with my RF200-800 lens for bird photos. The pre-capture feature is handy, as well as the larger buffer size for continuous shooting.

This is an update after a decade with a prior Canon product. This was long overdue but I think the wait was worth it. This is a fantastic product that is versatile but intuitive. I love the system and look forward to using it for a decade.

I am learning photography and this camera is just perfect for me, advanced enough for me to enhance my experience and friendly enough. I can’t speak enough about the picture quality and shutter speed. highly recommended

Amazing works perfect, love everything about it, would recommend

Once you play around with your settings and get those right it takes amazing photos! I bought mine as a early Christmas gift for myself and i use it for animals and kids who run around fast. It does the job but i will be investing in a upgraded lens of course but for a simple start up it has man options and it a good camera for parties and for someone just starting out!

First, I'm a beginner using a digital SLR (was a Canon SLR devotee for decades), but just spent 2 weeks with it in the US SW. There is an early learning curve, but once certain buttons, settings and vocabulary were understood, its use was easy. Tried some settings, the info displayed is helpful and I did get some interesting photos. Plus, it was quickly obvious the ability to take multiple albeit slightly different angles of the same scene was fun. I think it will be interesting to simply try different settings to see the results. The camera was rugged enough to deal with a novice's handling and some sandy, dry conditions. It was light enough not be burdensome. I'm pleased that I bought this and am looking forward to using it in the Smoky Mountains during the fall. Although I do wish I had a stronger telephoto lens. Maybe my family will get my multitude of hints for Christmas.

I’ve only used a little bit so far, but at this point I really like it. Wide range lens and small lightweight body are easier and more convenient to carry around traveling than a larger DSLR. Picture quality is great. Just need to get the hang of the Canon layout since my DSLRs are Nikon.

I was leary to place this order through Walmart as it was being fulfilled by a third party dealer. I've heard of situations where the 3rd party dealer sent international or gray market cameras not recognized or guaranteed by Canon USA but it appears I received a new USA version as ordered. So at this point, the purchase was a success, delivered as advertised.

Great value. Takes great photos and it looks like it was completely unused. A few stuck pixels on the back screen, but pictures are perfect. And the stuck pixels are now only noticeable if you go looking for them. I'll certainly take that trade-off for buying refurbished at a substantial discount vs brand new. Can't speak to the kit lens as I purchased a faster lens in roughly the same focal range to pair with this camera. Still working through customization options and other features, but so far, I like what I've seen and I have no major complaints. I really appreciate how light the mirrorless bodies and lenses are together. I used to have a 77D and EF lenses - what a difference in weight!

At the time I purchased, the R10 with RF-S 18-45mm kit was on sale for a lower price than body only which is why I bought it. I would otherwise not recommend the kit lens if you have other options as the 18-45mm is chintzy, dim, and really not wide enough for a standard zoom. If you stop down, the center sharpens up nicely, but the corners don't really and it is a very limiting lens. That said, the R10 is fantastic. Plastic fantastic, but still fantastic. It doesn't feel premium in any way, but it still feels like it will hold up to regular use. It's very compact and light, but quite capable with great autofocus and a comfortable hand grip and ergonomics with all the buttons and dials and joysticks and burst mode you expect from a more expensive camera. Image quality is really nice, too. My biggest wishes are for weather sealing so I could use it comfortably year-round in the Pacific Northwest, though Canon frustratingly doesn't really offer any compact weather-sealed lenses, for better battery life, and a quieter shutter. The mechanical shutter seriously is so loud and unpleasant, and the e-shutter is not very usable due to slow readout speed.