The Canon EOS 10, sold as the EOS 10S in North America and the EOS 10 QD with a quartz date back in some markets, is a 35mm autofocus film SLR introduced in 1990. It uses the Canon EF lens mount and was positioned as a mid-range enthusiast body sitting between the entry-level EOS bodies and the professional EOS-1.

Auction data for the EOS 10 is extremely thin: the single UK saleroom hammer result on file is £6 in early 2026, which reflects how little wholesale demand there is for unremarkable plastic-bodied autofocus film SLRs of this era. As of today, this puts the EOS 10 at the lowest tier of EF-mount film bodies in the auction market, where worth is driven almost entirely by working condition rather than collector interest. With only one verified hammer price available, any quoted value or price range should be treated as indicative rather than firm.