What I like to do is capture a moment in time,
because that's the special moment and my special memory
from that trip.
Welcome to Seville. We are going to be here for 48
hours visiting all the beautiful spots this city
has to offer. And for that, we are going to be using
the new Canon EOS R10, and we
are going to take so many beautiful photos.
So the first time I had the EOS R10 in my hands,
I felt it was much more smaller
compared to other Canon cameras that I have.
And that makes it perfect for travelling because when
you're waking up for sunrise and then go
to another place then another place and then not having
that extra weight is really helpful.
We are starting in Plaza de España, such an architectural gem.
I'm going to set my tripod and make the most out of
this beautiful light in the morning.
Depending on how I'm doing it, I set the interval timer.
I jump in my image and
I repeat again if needed.
So during my first 48 hours in Seville, I stumbled
upon two flamenco dancers and it was such
a nice way to test out the features of this camera.
I was using the high speed continuous shooting.
Being able to shoot at 15 frames per second,
with the option to go up to 23 frames per
second, it's amazing.
Having the APS-C sensor allowed me to get
closer to the subjects I was shooting at.
Being able to shoot 4K with this camera is
the best option to get the best results.
My first morning in Seville has been absolutely amazing
and now I'm off to try some local gastronomy because
I really enjoy taking photos of the food.
Gastronomy is such a big part of the culture of any
country, so it's really interesting to capture that as
part of the travel experience.
With this new feature, the focus stacking.
I managed to get a really crisp
and focused photo of all the elements.
With this camera, both the screen and the
viewfinder let me see real natural colours.
We are finishing our first day in Sevilla La Giralda
it’s one of the symbols of the city.
One of my favourite lenses is the EF-S 10-18mm
and I was able to use it just by using
an adaptor. It's really cool to be able to use
the lenses that you already have in this new R system.
My first day in Sevilla has been a dream
and I love the results with this camera.
It's so powerful.
I can't wait for tomorrow.
Welcome to our second day in Sevilla.
We are going to have a pretty packed day and we are
starting here at Metropol Parasol.
It's also known as Las Setas de Sevilla, and it
claims to be the largest wooden the structure in the world.
Let's see how the day goes.
I like to shoot in burst mode, so
if something happens really quickly, I'm able to capture it,
or when I'm taking photos of myself,
I can get different frames of the same movement.
For me, it's very important to have a camera that
makes it easier to take my photos.
I just have to focus on creating
the perfect composition and having
the frame that I want.
Having the Vari-angle screen option was
really helpful in some of the situations, for example
at the food market, when I could
shoot from a low angle.
In new destinations, I always get
surprised by the different sounds, the different colours,
the different rhythm of life.
I've just managed to capture some of the rowers by the
river Guadalquivir, and I love how the camera worked.
It's really, really fast and the autofocus is amazing.
In situations like this, having a fast camera is vital.
Being able to shoot at Full HD up
to 120 frames per second allows
me to slow down and see all
the details in a very smooth way.
With the EOS R10, I can shoot 4K
or I can shoot 4K crop for a smoother motion.
We also visited the Royal Alcázar in Seville,
and that place is absolutely amazing.
I feel really grateful for being able to experience
this opportunity.
I'm so glad I was able to take so many different
photos from landscape to portrait to
selfies to food shots, and
I can't wait to come back.
This is the end of my 48 hours in Sevilla.
I've seen so many beautiful locations and the
new Canon EOS R10 has been my perfect travel companion.