Review on Black Canon EOS M50 Mark II Mirrorless Digital Camera Video Kit with 15-45mm Lens + Wide Angle Lens + 2X Telephoto Lens + Flash + SanDisk 32GB SD Memory Card + Accessory Bundle by Bali Bali ᠌

I only got the camera a few days ago, so I'm still getting used to using it. It comes with two lenses in Germany, the 15-45 mm and the 55-200 mm, and is sold through the "Media Markt" network. The total price of the purchase was less than one thousand euros and included a card (which was also absent from the kit). Pros: A very simple, condensed, and user-friendly interface that includes a learning function (which may be turned off) in the setup tips and other camera menus. It is very evident that the camera is intended for sluggards, "blondes," and beginner imprinters. These are some downsides: The so-called "Iponians" have proven themselves to be far too astute with the viewfinder. Imagine being able to focus on a smartphone that is located two meters away from you. You could do this. Before that, everything is on a much more minute scale. Unless you have the ability to trim anything either more or less. Another drawback, a viewfinder diopter adjustment slider that is fully hidden, can be found just below it; however, if you look at it from below, you won't be able to detect it. In addition, the slider is set to the most extreme left position, which corresponds to the minus sign, "by default." Only in the manual that can be found on the manufacturer's website did I find any hint of this setting. It's possible that the menu of the gadget itself contains some kind of clue, but I didn't notice it. USB, Cable, and Carl Oh My! In point of fact, it is not included in the bundle. o O