Its funny how things change, we have a Canon 60d and by most reviewers it was considered a prosumer camera at the time of it's release. Where with the M50 it has better specs in just about every category and yet is considered entry level.
its biggest weakness is low light. It has a lot of grain under low light conditions. So if you use it for vlogging mostly I think this is a very solid buy. If you want to do more cinematic stuff in more lowlight conditions then maybe it would be better to go for a more expensive camera. But the new Canon EOS R is 2200 and this camera is 700$ lol.
Great review Carl 👍 I went for a M50 recently to replace my 70D. I saw it as a cheaper upgrade than the 80D to get 50 frames at 1080p, which i started to wish that my 70D had the more I used it... I predominately shoot 1080p since I love shooting at 50 frames, and it’s nice that I have 4K to play about with once in a while. Btw I did some rolling shutter tests in FCPX and the horrible jello effect can be completely eliminated! Simply select high or very high on the rolling shutter tick box on the inspector. I was really impressed with the results! Plus I love the fact that a camera in this price range has focus peaking. I hated that Canon didn’t provide this on their DSLRs and I’m loving the fact that I now have access to it. This means that the lack of DPAF in 4K doesn’t bother me that much.
I have the camera and love the size. Use it as a second camera for video. The rolling shutter is so horrible though. I haven't had a need to shoot 4K so that's not an issue for me.
I think this camera is great. I bought it for my other half and she loved it. I tried out the footage and it is clean through the hdmi output. I mostly do manual rack focusing so I careless about DPAF in 4K.
2KRICHKID Those are very two separate cameras. Do you like holding a dslr or prefer going lite using an M50? Both have the same crop. 80D can use all the lenses without an adapter but M50 uses Mirrorless fit lenses and you need an adapter to put other canon lenses. What is your purpose? Photos Videos Streaming?
GiTxSHuM this is my first camera I wanna learn both photo and video editing! I was looking at the m50 I keep hearing it’s upgraded to 4K but not really worth getting since the 4K keep getting cropped! Whereas I can get the 80D quality is just as good for video can’t really tell a huge difference between 4K and 1080p. DSLR I know it’s bigger and the mirrorless is smaller! But my goal is to learn both photo and video. I don’t want a camera toooo expensive lol I saw one 8K bucks 4K Bucks I’m on a budget
I think the M50 is a fantastic starters camera. It will teach you both stills and video with a modern mirrorless camera. The EVF is much easier for beginners to use than the optical viewfinder on the 80D. Its also similar enough that you will be able to step up to other canon cameras relatively easily and it will feel familiar. Carl
2KRICHKID 100% Go for the M50. You can test sample 4K but I still shoot 1080 for short films. Just frame your images right when filming 4K. The camera is really straight forward in the menu system from beginners to experience technical stuff. The images make me feel like I am looking at my 1DX 5D and 6D photos. It is also nice in the hands with weight and ergonomics. The AF is extremely fast in 1080 if vlogging or doing reviews or even a film.
Everybody should get the SmallRig Cage for the M50. It does not only add a lot of flexibility to the body but also makes it a bit bigger and therefore suitable for normal hands.
It's definitely worth it for video, but I guess it depends on what you want to do with that video. I shot a short project at a forest school using my M50, I would normally use a 70d for something like that, but it worked out pretty well. I seemed to spend more than the amount of time I usually do, battling with the exposure, from the sun's apparent changing brightness in the leafy environment. I suspect the max shutter speed of 1/4000 against the 70d's 1/8000 in AV mode was the reason, the 70d handles that kind of situation and environment better. The M50 is a great little camera though.
Weren't you shooting with a 180deg shutter anyways? Or were you thinking the 1/4000 vs 1/8000 shutter signified that the 70d had a more sensitive sensor? Just wasn't really sure why someone would be shooting video at 1/4000.
Nah… I just had it in AV priority, and let the camera do the rest. To be honest, I don't much bother with all that 180degree shutter thing, unless maybe I'm doing something really serious.
Hi, did you find footage from m50 more sharpened? I find it more sharpened and processed similar to what mobile camera does. Tell me if that can be corrected using C-Log or decreasing sharpness.
Great review and channel. I'm curious how a consumer camcorder like the ax53 would compare to this or even the Sony a6400. I see very few reviews comparing DSLR or mirrorless with camcorders in the lower price brackets. I'm really only interested in 4K video performance. Is the budget priced Sony ax53 a possibility for high quality 4K video suitable for stock clip houses like Shutterstock? Thank you
Great video review and excellent samples. Spot on with the focus comparisons. Have you seen M50 video cut with Canon 80D as the A cam? I'm guessing they have the same imager and should give practically the same look.
Did you use the enhanced IS? TBH all the videos don't really look sharp. I've read the enhanced image stabilization does that. From the samples it looks really rather bad. The exclusion of the dual pixel autofocus from the 4k was a marketing decision. They could have added it but didn't want to in order to separate from their more expensive cameras. They could fix it with a firmware upgrade. Thanks for the video!
Well done man...I know its been out a while but I ordered one....may never come with all the delays but looking forward to getting it. Thanks for posting
Nice review with the best video I have seen from the M50 shown on you tube. Would like to know what settings you used at the lake and when you was out as the quality is excellent. I am new to cameras but bought it to video and I am ever so impressed with it. Have you any videos on aperture settings.
I was thinking of getting the M50 to shoot 1080p 60fps for my gaming videos. This would be the camera the looks at me while I'm gaming. Would this be fine for that kind of situation, and would that 22mm f/2 STM lens be good for what I want to do?
Canon EOS M50 vs Panasonic G85 for travel vlogging and close up nature/wildlife photography? What would be the better buy? Which camera hs more room for growth? Thanks
Thanks for the video. I appreciate the expert and honest info. For budget folks like me, I would have loved to see 1080 video samples and hear your opinion about the 15-45mm kit lens. --brian
The kit lens is rock solid. No built in stabilizer but with steady hands and post stabilizing video looks great. 15mm is just far enough away for vlogging. Does well at dawn and dusk zoomed out. Stills look fantastic, almost always needing only one click.
They sell and they're open for a tripod for that reason you could pick up an arrow pin and set it on there and still open the door of your Canon M50 you just have to shop around
Shouldn't one be using manual focus when making video? Not easy when shooting on your own For the money it's a great camera. If you want more you have to pay more. And how practical is 4K for most people? I don't know!
There's talk of EF-M to EF speedboosters around, which could've been a game changer if it wasn't for the lack of DPAF at 4k... But I'm happy with my 200D as B-cam to the C100ii for now, and will wait to see what Canon do with fullframe mirrorless going forward.
Thanks for the great report how do you think it would go with the 15 to 150 I think zoom at an Air Show one again great report. Oh I am moving down from an Olympus od5 ii because after my stroke I am week et on the right side and having problem holding it any other suggestions thank you
Hey Carl and crew. Sometimes I comment to share my opinion, or to share what I think is constructive criticism, but today I just wanted to let you know that your channel is really great and your content is really high quality. I've been watching channels like yours for several years, and even though you guys are new-ish in comparison to some of the other channels I frequent, I think you guys make some of the best content.
Loved your overlaid music track Carl. But c'mon Canon, the whole point of going mirrorless is to get away from the all too common contrast-based, sloppy AF in movie mode. Surely you can't be nobbling the camera to protect your DSLR range? I've always liked Canon's bravery, their ability to subdivide the niche. The A1 astounded a gobsmacked world in the 70s, while at the same time the Pelix (a really futuristic attempt at innovation) had everyone looking the other way. But this M5, whatever its cost, won't get you sales in the current CSC market. It's too limited, too late, too niche.
Canon may have been brave back in the film days, but they haven't shown any bravery in the digital realm since the 5D Mark II, and I'm convinced it was an accident. We'll see what their upcoming 'real' mirrorless lineup brings.
Can you show us , in the field how this M50 tracking the video focusing with large apertures. For example with the 50mm 1.8 stn , at 1.8, or the 22mmf2 stm, at f2. In still objects, it's ok, but what about tracking on moving objects, like walking people, at f1.8 ? Thank´s.
Is there a way to open the battery compartment while mounted on the EF to EF-M adaptor? Your SmallRig seems to allow to slide back a bit and then it might allow for it without unmounting, but you will have to confirm that.
Hi, and thx for making this video as I found it very interesting and helpful. Just wondering why you called the 18-150 mm lens the weakest of the bunch as I was considering it as an all-purpose lens to stay on the camera probably most of the time. Would really be great to have that overall, seemingly perfect range. I read that the mount is plastic but just wondering what else would make it weaker in your mind. Thx in advance!
Its still a good lens, but its the slowest apertures of the range. When you are making a super zoom like that to cover such a wide focal length range, you have to make compromises optically. So they will never be as good as some other lenses. A great choice for travel & convenience though Carl
ProAV TV okay, thx! Yes, I noticed that aperture...😦. Hopefully the new processor will help with lower light...I hope. I'm sort of used to needing a lot of light coming from M4/3 sensor. Can't wait to try out the new gear, today actually! 😀
Would you recommend the M50 if you aren't looking to shoot video in 4K, or would you recommend going with something else form the Canon range for video? Thanks for a brilliant video!
Wow such a brilliant camera it looks like it's lightweight you can carry it everywhere stead of carrying those big heavy cameras around the M50 latest in technology there's nothing wrong with that camera and besides that Canon tech support is the best out of all the other manufacturers Panasonic Sony you can actually get online and on the phone and talk to tech support one on one not like these other manufacturers you got to go on the website or you have to do this you got to do that it's almost like oh yeah by my camera by my camera and then if you bother camera it's like fuk U don't bother us yeah that's how they make you feel like you're annoying them but Canon is totally different
I have the m50 for about 3 weeks especially for stills photos and I'm very very disappointed because I can't get the 100% sharpness photos. It looks sharp until... I compare it to another camera. I tried a few lenses and also the kit lens 15-45 and the eyes couldn't be sharp 100% like it should be. I also saw hundreds of photos that were taken by the M50 and I couldn't see even one photo that the eyes are super sharp. I'll be very happy to see portrait photos that the eyes are super sharp ( like good DSLR).
I encountered no such thing on my M50, to me it's much sharper in everyway than my t3i and even the original m , more keepers in portrait shooting as well .
Tip for using 4K - use manual focus on a tripod. Otherwise, use 1080p. This camera is awesome for photos, I donno why every review ever seems to only focus on the video recording aspect of this camera. For action videos, get a GoPro. Seriously.
Well this is a video oriented channel and so we always focus on the video functions of hybrid cameras like this. And I don't think this does the same job as a GoPro at all... Carl
ProAV TV or maybe wait and see what Canon will do with their full frame mirrorless which I’m hoping will replace my 80D. Wish I could afford the C200 though.
Shame you focus on the negatives - one minute the camera is for amateurs with next minute you are talking about weddings and 4k with expensive video. When will testers get that the cheap cameras are used as a step up from the mobile phones to take stills of the kids and family.
@@LashaunEllis :) Hahah I cant help being sarcastic even though some say it's the lowest form of wit. I got the cannon M50 to travel round with and its quality.... just got to make adjustments here and there... sick of hearing vloggers talk about the crop on the 4k... just don't shoot in 4k! simple
Its funny how things change, we have a Canon 60d and by most reviewers it was considered a prosumer camera at the time of it's release. Where with the M50 it has better specs in just about every category and yet is considered entry level.
This is an amazing camera for video (non 4K) and especially vlogging. I use this on my TH-cam channel and can def recommend it.
thanks. many people are saying that it os not good quality for vide othanks a lot. i really want to buy this hahah
its biggest weakness is low light. It has a lot of grain under low light conditions. So if you use it for vlogging mostly I think this is a very solid buy. If you want to do more cinematic stuff in more lowlight conditions then maybe it would be better to go for a more expensive camera. But the new Canon EOS R is 2200 and this camera is 700$ lol.
Great review Carl 👍
I went for a M50 recently to replace my 70D. I saw it as a cheaper upgrade than the 80D to get 50 frames at 1080p, which i started to wish that my 70D had the more I used it...
I predominately shoot 1080p since I love shooting at 50 frames, and it’s nice that I have 4K to play about with once in a while.
Btw I did some rolling shutter tests in FCPX and the horrible jello effect can be completely eliminated! Simply select high or very high on the rolling shutter tick box on the inspector. I was really impressed with the results!
Plus I love the fact that a camera in this price range has focus peaking. I hated that Canon didn’t provide this on their DSLRs and I’m loving the fact that I now have access to it. This means that the lack of DPAF in 4K doesn’t bother me that much.
Thanks
Thanks for review...how is the HD quality in the m50 compared to the 70d, as it doesn't have the all i compression like the 70/80 D.
How about battery ?
I upgraded 2 weeks ago to the M50, from my 70D, and added the adapter and loving every second of using.
I have the camera and love the size. Use it as a second camera for video. The rolling shutter is so horrible though. I haven't had a need to shoot 4K so that's not an issue for me.
I think this camera is great. I bought it for my other half and she loved it. I tried out the footage and it is clean through the hdmi output. I mostly do manual rack focusing so I careless about DPAF in 4K.
GiTxSHuM question
Should I get canon eos80d or Canon M50
2KRICHKID Those are very two separate cameras. Do you like holding a dslr or prefer going lite using an M50? Both have the same crop. 80D can use all the lenses without an adapter but M50 uses Mirrorless fit lenses and you need an adapter to put other canon lenses. What is your purpose? Photos Videos Streaming?
GiTxSHuM this is my first camera I wanna learn both photo and video editing! I was looking at the m50 I keep hearing it’s upgraded to 4K but not really worth getting since the 4K keep getting cropped! Whereas I can get the 80D quality is just as good for video can’t really tell a huge difference between 4K and 1080p. DSLR I know it’s bigger and the mirrorless is smaller! But my goal is to learn both photo and video. I don’t want a camera toooo expensive lol I saw one 8K bucks 4K Bucks I’m on a budget
I think the M50 is a fantastic starters camera. It will teach you both stills and video with a modern mirrorless camera. The EVF is much easier for beginners to use than the optical viewfinder on the 80D. Its also similar enough that you will be able to step up to other canon cameras relatively easily and it will feel familiar.
Carl
2KRICHKID 100% Go for the M50. You can test sample 4K but I still shoot 1080 for short films. Just frame your images right when filming 4K. The camera is really straight forward in the menu system from beginners to experience technical stuff. The images make me feel like I am looking at my 1DX 5D and 6D photos. It is also nice in the hands with weight and ergonomics. The AF is extremely fast in 1080 if vlogging or doing reviews or even a film.
Everybody should get the SmallRig Cage for the M50. It does not only add a lot of flexibility to the body but also makes it a bit bigger and therefore suitable for normal hands.
Oh, and the cage has an included Arca Swiss mount on the bottom
It's definitely worth it for video, but I guess it depends on what you want to do with that video. I shot a short project at a forest school using my M50, I would normally use a 70d for something like that, but it worked out pretty well. I seemed to spend more than the amount of time I usually do, battling with the exposure, from the sun's apparent changing brightness in the leafy environment. I suspect the max shutter speed of 1/4000 against the 70d's 1/8000 in AV mode was the reason, the 70d handles that kind of situation and environment better. The M50 is a great little camera though.
Weren't you shooting with a 180deg shutter anyways? Or were you thinking the 1/4000 vs 1/8000 shutter signified that the 70d had a more sensitive sensor? Just wasn't really sure why someone would be shooting video at 1/4000.
Nah… I just had it in AV priority, and let the camera do the rest. To be honest, I don't much bother with all that 180degree shutter thing, unless maybe I'm doing something really serious.
How do you find grain on the 70d vs M50 in low light conditions?
M50 is better… It's basically an 80d in a small package.
Hi, did you find footage from m50 more sharpened? I find it more sharpened and processed similar to what mobile camera does. Tell me if that can be corrected using C-Log or decreasing sharpness.
Great review and channel. I'm curious how a consumer camcorder like the ax53 would compare to this or even the Sony a6400. I see very few reviews comparing DSLR or mirrorless with camcorders in the lower price brackets. I'm really only interested in 4K video performance. Is the budget priced Sony ax53 a possibility for high quality 4K video suitable for stock clip houses like Shutterstock? Thank you
Great video review and excellent samples. Spot on with the focus comparisons. Have you seen M50 video cut with Canon 80D as the A cam? I'm guessing they have the same imager and should give practically the same look.
They should work very well together
Carl
Hey I need help. I wont to by canon 100mm f/2.8 is this lens good filming plz tell me
Did you use the enhanced IS? TBH all the videos don't really look sharp. I've read the enhanced image stabilization does that. From the samples it looks really rather bad.
The exclusion of the dual pixel autofocus from the 4k was a marketing decision. They could have added it but didn't want to in order to separate from their more expensive cameras. They could fix it with a firmware upgrade.
Thanks for the video!
Can you do Manuel focus in 4k?I'm a filmmaker and I always have my cameras (canont3i and canont6) on Manuel when I set up my shots.
I don't own one myself, but I believe manual focus in 4k is possible. If not, how else would you focus?
Lol u DEFINITELY CAN
Well done man...I know its been out a while but I ordered one....may never come with all the delays but looking forward to getting it. Thanks for posting
Nice review with the best video I have seen from the M50 shown on you tube. Would like to know what settings you used at the lake and when you was out as the quality is excellent. I am new to cameras but bought it to video and I am ever so impressed with it. Have you any videos on aperture settings.
I was thinking of getting the M50 to shoot 1080p 60fps for my gaming videos. This would be the camera the looks at me while I'm gaming. Would this be fine for that kind of situation, and would that 22mm f/2 STM lens be good for what I want to do?
Apsolutely. The AF will be a great help. The 22mm might be too tight for you, depends on your set up.
Carl
Canon EOS M50 vs Panasonic G85 for travel vlogging and close up nature/wildlife photography? What would be the better buy? Which camera hs more room for growth? Thanks
Manfrotto PIXI Mini Tripod will allow access to the battery and memory card compartment when using this tripod. 👍
I was focusing on video tripods though since video usability was the focus of this video
Carl
Very helpful review and tutorial. Plenty of practical info 👍
I have also bought Canon M50 for my blogging .Thank you for sharing the tips....
Wishes
Your studio is amazing 💯
Thanks for the video. I appreciate the expert and honest info. For budget folks like me, I would have loved to see 1080 video samples and hear your opinion about the 15-45mm kit lens. --brian
The kit lens is rock solid. No built in stabilizer but with steady hands and post stabilizing video looks great. 15mm is just far enough away for vlogging. Does well at dawn and dusk zoomed out. Stills look fantastic, almost always needing only one click.
3cheerz good info. thanks sharing your experience!
They sell and they're open for a tripod for that reason you could pick up an arrow pin and set it on there and still open the door of your Canon M50 you just have to shop around
Shouldn't one be using manual focus when making video? Not easy when shooting on your own For the money it's a great camera. If you want more you have to pay more. And how practical is 4K for most people? I don't know!
There's talk of EF-M to EF speedboosters around, which could've been a game changer if it wasn't for the lack of DPAF at 4k... But I'm happy with my 200D as B-cam to the C100ii for now, and will wait to see what Canon do with fullframe mirrorless going forward.
Thanks for the great report how do you think it would go with the 15 to 150 I think zoom at an Air Show one again great report. Oh I am moving down from an Olympus od5 ii because after my stroke I am week et on the right side and having problem holding it any other suggestions thank you
I bought an M50 mark II, and the problem with autofocus in 4k is still there. But overall, I like it.
Hey Carl and crew. Sometimes I comment to share my opinion, or to share what I think is constructive criticism, but today I just wanted to let you know that your channel is really great and your content is really high quality. I've been watching channels like yours for several years, and even though you guys are new-ish in comparison to some of the other channels I frequent, I think you guys make some of the best content.
Well thank you very much!
Really glad you are enjoying our videos and finding them useful
Carl
What about photography? How does it perform?
Loved your overlaid music track Carl. But c'mon Canon, the whole point of going mirrorless is to get away from the all too common contrast-based, sloppy AF in movie mode. Surely you can't be nobbling the camera to protect your DSLR range?
I've always liked Canon's bravery, their ability to subdivide the niche. The A1 astounded a gobsmacked world in the 70s, while at the same time the Pelix (a really futuristic attempt at innovation) had everyone looking the other way.
But this M5, whatever its cost, won't get you sales in the current CSC market. It's too limited, too late, too niche.
Canon may have been brave back in the film days, but they haven't shown any bravery in the digital realm since the 5D Mark II, and I'm convinced it was an accident. We'll see what their upcoming 'real' mirrorless lineup brings.
I'd place the 10D in the 'Canon's bravery in the digital realm', along with your 5D2.
Yes, their FF mirrorless better be eye-opening.
i'll keep my panasonic g7 and the very nice m43 lenses. thanks for the effort and the sharing. i am an appreciative subscriber. thumbs up.
Just got one, in white, loving it so far... Major complaint is the battery life. Just wish there are more primes for it though
Yes, the batteries are very small.
Agreed, a 35mm or 50mm prime would be fantastic to see
Carl
how long does it last
Can you show us , in the field how this M50 tracking the video focusing with large apertures. For example with the 50mm 1.8 stn , at 1.8, or the 22mmf2 stm, at f2. In still objects, it's ok, but what about tracking on moving objects, like walking people, at f1.8 ? Thank´s.
Is there a way to open the battery compartment while mounted on the EF to EF-M adaptor? Your SmallRig seems to allow to slide back a bit and then it might allow for it without unmounting, but you will have to confirm that.
good job Mr...i brought 1.still struggling to shoot....
Hi, and thx for making this video as I found it very interesting and helpful. Just wondering why you called the 18-150 mm lens the weakest of the bunch as I was considering it as an all-purpose lens to stay on the camera probably most of the time. Would really be great to have that overall, seemingly perfect range. I read that the mount is plastic but just wondering what else would make it weaker in your mind. Thx in advance!
Its still a good lens, but its the slowest apertures of the range. When you are making a super zoom like that to cover such a wide focal length range, you have to make compromises optically. So they will never be as good as some other lenses.
A great choice for travel & convenience though
Carl
ProAV TV okay, thx! Yes, I noticed that aperture...😦. Hopefully the new processor will help with lower light...I hope. I'm sort of used to needing a lot of light coming from M4/3 sensor. Can't wait to try out the new gear, today actually! 😀
Is there a battery grip for this camera. It would be difficult to change a battery/SD card with the access door at the bottom of the camera...
so good i bought two, if you buy grey and sell the kit lens about 300 pounds each
this is a great video!
hi can i ask what stand are u using?
Which bitrate canon m50 shoot video! Thanks
Do you know how long does it take for recording videos M50?
30min recording limit
Would you recommend the M50 if you aren't looking to shoot video in 4K, or would you recommend going with something else form the Canon range for video? Thanks for a brilliant video!
Go for the Sony A6300 if you want to shoot in 4K.
Does it still use that dual pixel autofocus in 120fps 720p?
It doesn't have any AF in 720p. Manual focus only (but it does give you focus peaking!)
can you use (powered) the M50 with a powerbank to record video through USB?
No
informative info.thanks
What brand adaptor ?
What is the zoom range of 24-70 on the crop sensor m50 & 80d
Wow such a brilliant camera it looks like it's lightweight you can carry it everywhere stead of carrying those big heavy cameras around the M50 latest in technology there's nothing wrong with that camera and besides that Canon tech support is the best out of all the other manufacturers Panasonic Sony you can actually get online and on the phone and talk to tech support one on one not like these other manufacturers you got to go on the website or you have to do this you got to do that it's almost like oh yeah by my camera by my camera and then if you bother camera it's like fuk U don't bother us yeah that's how they make you feel like you're annoying them but Canon is totally different
Yes I can honestly say the 4k sucks big time on this camera.
what a solid tripod
Thats the E-Image GH06, one of my favourite tripods:
www.proav.co.uk/e-image-gh06-761at-aluminium-tripod-system
Carl
What video codec does it use?
H.264 MPEG-4 files
Carl
Well since this video there is a 32mm prime that is fantastic.
Yes.
I have the m50 for about 3 weeks especially for stills photos and I'm very very disappointed because I can't get the 100% sharpness photos.
It looks sharp until... I compare it to another camera.
I tried a few lenses and also the kit lens 15-45 and the eyes couldn't be sharp 100% like it should be.
I also saw hundreds of photos that were taken by the M50 and I couldn't see even one photo that the eyes are super sharp.
I'll be very happy to see portrait photos that the eyes are super sharp ( like good DSLR).
I encountered no such thing on my M50, to me it's much sharper in everyway than my t3i and even the original m , more keepers in portrait shooting as well .
Tip for using 4K - use manual focus on a tripod. Otherwise, use 1080p. This camera is awesome for photos, I donno why every review ever seems to only focus on the video recording aspect of this camera. For action videos, get a GoPro. Seriously.
Well this is a video oriented channel and so we always focus on the video functions of hybrid cameras like this. And I don't think this does the same job as a GoPro at all...
Carl
Hi, how good is video, which bitrate it shoot video! Thanks
I love it
Who greet Sony A6300 with Canon M50???
with M lenses with 6.3 of aperture, no thank's.
Thats to keep them small and affordable. If you want faster lenses you can use the primes or the EF adapter
Carl
Or the samyang offerings e.g. 50mm f1.2 manual focus lens.
I’ll take the C200 please
Over the M50? Sure! But it's literally 10 times the price so they are hardly competing cameras.
Carl
ProAV TV or maybe wait and see what Canon will do with their full frame mirrorless which I’m hoping will replace my 80D. Wish I could afford the C200 though.
7k shoots better 4k than 600 bucks does. I would love it if someone bought me that camera or I won the lottery.
3cheerz it’s not all about 4K 😛
Shame you focus on the negatives - one minute the camera is for amateurs with next minute you are talking about weddings and 4k with expensive video. When will testers get that the cheap cameras are used as a step up from the mobile phones to take stills of the kids and family.
So just to clarify... is this an entry level camera?
The Shadow's Project yes
@@LashaunEllis Cool... wasn't sure he said it enough in the video :)
The Shadow's Project LOLLLL I SEE 😂
The Shadow's Project I still don’t know which to get this or the SL2 they’re the same price currently
@@LashaunEllis :) Hahah I cant help being sarcastic even though some say it's the lowest form of wit. I got the cannon M50 to travel round with and its quality.... just got to make adjustments here and there... sick of hearing vloggers talk about the crop on the 4k... just don't shoot in 4k! simple
14 minutes for a simple: No of course not in 2018
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