Review on 🤩 Capture Stunning Shots with the Canon EOS M50 Mirrorless Camera + Pixibytes Bundle by Ae Rim Ra ᠌

I feel obligated to mention right off the bat that I shot with a high-end 32mm 1.4 Canon lens in addition to a kit 15-45. Reading the comments and reviews, I was unable to find answers to the questions I had. I have high hopes that my contribution will be the deciding factor for the majority. Before making the purchase, I made sure to read all of the reviews and even contact the previous owner of the camera. To tell you the truth, I'm taken aback! Because it is positioned to take videos, this camera consistently receives praise from reviewers for its excellent picture quality. And I was taken aback by the overwhelmingly good feedback! I gave in and made the purchase! Let's get clean! Due to the fact that this is my very first camera, I spent the first week learning how to use it with a lot of enthusiasm. First, I did not think about mirrors; yet, they are the identical eggs but in profile. 1. I am familiar with the term "Full HD," as well as the format that MY upcoming video on YouTube should have. As a direct consequence of this, the video turned out to be so grainy that I decided against shooting it in 1080p right away ((((there are significant artifacts and blurring on the borders of objects in the movie! To be honest, I was astonished to see that they appeared as if they had been filmed in 480p and then extended to 1080p. It wasn't going to work out at the post, and I use Premiere pro. ((If you shoot for yourself to show your friends on your phone and the quality of the shots you take is not very essential to you, then this camera is perfect for you! But not for me. And particularly not for commercial videos! When shooting at home with additional lights and an ISO that high (like 12800), there is so much noise in FHD that even a hole of 1.4 with a sensitivity of 100 did not preserve the picture. 2. The sole redeeming quality of this camera is that it records in 4K video. Nevertheless, italicize "BUT," and add the crop! There is someone available to zoom in without degrading the image quality. Contrast autofocus is terrible, even jumped out of the blue during the day. As a consequence, I shot in 4k and scaled it down by 50% to 1920x1080. It was inconvenient for me, because my 32mm turned into a 75mm FF. The absence of dual-pixel in 4k is the worst trouble. I had to shoot in manual focus. This resulted in less noise, a picture that was very clear, and the ability to trim without degrading the image's quality. Yet, this whole situation is really inconvenient. You are going to need to get used to the camera. 3. As a direct result of this, I went out and purchased a Canon M6 Mark 2. Now I'm testing, and I can't stop crying because of the amazing FHD quality.