📷 Canon EOS M50 Mark II + EF-M 15-45mm is STM Kit Black: Advanced Mirrorless Camera and Versatile Lens Bundle Review

I recently got the camera, so it's still in the trial phase; I didn't buy it until a few days ago. The purchase price is less than €1000, and it comes with two lenses (15-45 mm and 55-200 mm are not included in the package) and a modest backpack in Germany, where it is sold through the "Media Markt" network. The benefits of it include: Very lightweight and small, with an easy-to-use interface that also has an optional learning feature for "blondes" and inexperienced imprinters. Some cons: With…

Well suited for shooting video in FullHD, autofocus holds well, In terms of photo quality, it did not differ at all from my past, the old and cheaper Canon EOS 60D

Pros below: 1) this is not a d850, not a sony a7r, but you can pull up to 800 (default max iso) and above - noise can only be part of the creativity, but this is the norm even for the d850 2) in addition to the usual auto, p, tl, tv and m, there are artistic filters, Wifi, bluetooth - easily connects to a laptop / phone and allows you to transfer images. 3) The kit lens allows you to shoot handheld at 35mm with a shutter speed of up to 1/20 digital. 4) lens it is quite compact. 5) 2-axis swivel

I looked at the first version for more than a year, but in the end, while I was thinking, the second version was already released (the differences from the first are insignificant) I still haven’t really figured it out, I’

Well, Mark II in 2022 I immediately knew that 4k was "cut" and purely "for show", so here I' 1080 So to make modern cameras - you need to be able to do this, 1080p is not currently used for production - so give people normal quality in this mode! Why cut like that! Why artificially lower the quality of the picture, if the device can make a much better image? 4 my verdict is that on a mid-budget cell phone, when using specialized paid software, Replacing the lens unfortunately will not help…

Still, By the way, So a) you just have to keep this in mind b) you don’t have to worry or put minuses on the camera or the seller, marriage happens and this is part of life

the matrix does an excellent job in all modes, meter at 100 percent, aperture, after the Olympus, people, if someone lacks some functions, buy more expensive equipment, find something with it - we buy a camera for 400 thousand - everything is there and what is needed and what is not needed, and all problems are solved immediately.

I returned a Canon 6D Mark II after buying it for my wife for Christmas to replace the years old Rebel EOS T1i. She said it was too big and heavy and didn't have a built-in flash. Instead, I went with this mirrorless camera. She loves it! Takes good quality pictures with the 24-megapixel crop sensor, and the built-in flash is enough for non-professional applications. It seems a little small, but the lenses in the kit make up for it nicely. However, the fitted EOS lens can feel a bit heavy from…

The Canon M50 mk II delivers great images in a lightweight mirrorless camera format (with a sub-size sensor), making it a great choice for an entry-level price point (which is always still a little high) ). Both kit lenses included in the kit are quite slow but very light and therefore handy, however a much larger aperture would allow for better low light performance and allow for side effects and shallower depth of field. The SIGMA 16mm fixed lens is much more ideal, but not as versatile…

I'll get down to business and list all the secrets you need to know in order to use this camera effectively as a vlogger: 1. Just to be clear, the Mark II has an all-pure HDMI with autofocus enabled. I used it yesterday.2. You can get a special battery from Canon or a number of third parties that will allow you to plug your camera into a standard outlet so you don't have to worry about running out of batteries. Most consumer cameras other than camcorders have a 30 minute auto power off feature.