You're really comparing two very different cameras. The Canon has a modern design and made to fit the hand ergonomically. The Nikon is a retro style camera which will not feel great ergonomically. Image quality is probably about equal. I prefer Nikon's color science but that is a personal choice. The Z50 would be more in line with the body of the R10. If it were me, I would stretch my budget a tiny bit and get a Nikon Z5 full frame camera. Pair that with a fast lens and you can get some nice subject separation. The majority of women shooters I have met usually prefer Canon but I know of several that shoot Nikon. Good luck with your decision.Eric A wrote: My wife has hinted about wanting to join the fun with photography. And I have narrowed two possible choices down to Canon R10 or the Nikon Z fc. I'm pretty sure she is going to do a lot of portrait photography (our kids) as that is what she likes to photograph with her phone.
Which would you say was the better camera?
Randy Fisher wrote: You're a Canon shooter? I would stick with Canon so you both can use same lenses. That will cut down on $$ you need to spend.
Esseff wrote:
Randy Fisher wrote: You're a Canon shooter? I would stick with Canon so you both can use same lenses. That will cut down on $$ you need to spend.
OPs got EF mount... the R10 is RF mount. Not sure if they are interchangeable but I don't think they are.
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