The Canon RF 75-300mm F/4.0-5.6 lens is compatible with the Canon EOS R50 as it uses the RF bayonet mount, which is suitable for the Canon EOS R system.

The camera has Bluetooth, but no NFC function. It uses Bluetooth to connect to smart devices via the Canon Camera Connect app to enable functions such as remote control and geotagging.

Yes, with the Canon EOS R50 you can transfer photos wirelessly to a smartphone. The camera supports both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for connecting to smart devices such as smartphones or tablets. To do this, the Canon Camera Connect app must be installed on the smartphone and the camera must be set up accordingly in the menu to establish the connection.

Hi, I have a large backpack with several cameras, so I can't recommend a compact case. Normally the lens retracts completely.

Yes, you can save images in both JPEG and RAW file formats simultaneously with the Canon EOS R50 camera. The camera supports multiple file formats, including JPEG, HEIF and RAW.

Hello wredwood, Videos work without any problems, but as I practically only take photos and ordinary short videos with the R50, I unfortunately can't answer your other questions competently. But the instruction manual is very detailed, including the video section, WLAN, connections etc.. And Google also knows all about it. The only disadvantage of the camera is that the sensor is not protected, so be careful when changing lenses.

I opted for the case: Caselogic 4005 CECS103 ERA SLR SBAG OBS and the memory card: SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC

No, it's silver (goes well with Kamera👍🏻) and yes, the battery charger is included!

Yes, it comes with a lens. It's a great camera that's fun to use and a pleasure to discover. I'm absolutely delighted

We are currently waiting for a new delivery date from the supplier and hope to receive news this month.