Canon EOS M50 + EF-M 15-45/3.5-6.3 Reviews

Verdict: The EOS M50 is only the second EOS M model to have an electronic viewfinder; it's the first to shoot 4K video; and it's being sold at a pretty competitive price. This could be the EOS M camera where Canon has finally got the balance right.

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Verdict: Sometimes you don't want the sound of a camera interrupting the perfect moment, whether it's the bride saying "I do" or your newborn baby sleeping. Silent Mode helps you make sure your camera doesn't startle your subject by enabling capture with virtually no shutter sound.

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Canon EOS M50 Review: A Surefire Mirrorless Camera

Pros: Very good photo quality, even in low light, Excellent electronic viewfinder, Easy-to-use swiveling touch screen, Lots of shooting modes, Includes hot-shoe for external flashes
Cons: Expensive, Relatively smaller lens selection, Video footage had some jitter, Less battery life than competition
Verdict: Consumers are demanding mirrorless cameras because generally they're as good and as versatile as DSLRs, but are smaller and lighter. While that's one of the draws of the 24.1-MP Canon EOS M50, it's not the only one.

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Canon EOS M50 review: M series finally gets credible

Pros: Capable Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus, Vari-angle touchscreen is useful (and stows for protection, Small size and lightweight, Decent image quality
Cons: Poor battery life (three bar system bad for projecting remaining life, Simplistic autofocus features, Limited lens range (of limited quality, Too, Some touchscreen quirks
Verdict: It's taken Canon a long time to advance its mirrorless line-up. For 2018 it's clearly a big year because in addition to the EOS M50 accomplishing more than its lesser EOS M models, the company also released its EOS R full-frame mirrorless line-up .

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Pros: Light and compact body, Fully articulating display, Above-average image quality in daylight, Dual Pixel autofocus works well
Cons: Weak battery life, Slow autofocus at 4K, Average high-ISO performance
Verdict: Canon's mirrorless lineup has been around for a couple of years now, but the company has taken its own sweet time in bringing the series up to speed with the latest features. Meanwhile, others like Sony and Fujifilm have embraced the mirrorless segment with open arms, delivering some truly...

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Verdict: The Canon M50 has to be one of Canon's best mirrorless camera options yet; but at the moment of writing this review, it still feels like Canon is intentionally holding themselves back for reasons that I genuinely don't understand.

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Canon EOS M50

Pros: Compact. 24MP APS-C image sensor. 10fps burst. 7.4fps with tracking. Wide focus coverage area. Vari-angle touch LCD. Mic input. EVF. Wi-Fi
Cons: 4K video is cropped with slower autofocus. Native lens options still limited. Limited shots when shooting Raw bursts
Verdict: It's about time that Canon added 4K to a consumer camera-it's currently only available in the pro-grade EOS 5D Mark IV and EOS-1D X Mark II SLRs and in its cinema cameras. But what's in the EOS M50 was not the right way to do it.

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Canon EOS M50 review: Compact, but with DSLR versatility

Verdict: Canon EOS M50 review: This mirrorless camera is really compact, and yet can pass off as a point-and-shoot device.

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Canon EOS M50

Verdict: The EOS M50, which was announced on 26 February, just before the CP+ show, is the seventh model in a line which began back in late July 2012. Like the majority of its precursors, the latest model is targeted at snapshooters, with particular focus upon travellers who want a wide range of Auto...

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Review: Canon EOS M50 camera

Verdict: It's fair to say Canon missed the start gun for mirrorless cameras, with Fujifilm, Panasonic and Olympus already well down the track and pulling away.

Canon EOS M50

Verdict: The EOS M50 is a new entry-level compact system camera from Canon. The EOS M50 has a 24.1 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, the very latest DIGIC 8 processor, 4K video recording, a touch-screen interface, 99-point AF System, ISO 100-25600, a 3-inch 1,040K-dot LCD vari-angle monitor, integrated Wi-Fi,...

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Canon EOS M50

Pros: Compact size and light weight make it easy to carry everywhere, Excellent image quality, with reliable metering and auto white balance, Quick and accurate autofocus, even with adapted EF-mount DSLR lenses, Easy-to-use interface that still gives extensive control over settings, Fully articulated...
Cons: Single-dial control slower to use than twin-dial competitors, Overly contrasty viewfinder blocks up shadow details, Poorly implemented manual focus magnification, Very small range of native EF-M lenses, 4K video is subject to considerable restrictions
Verdict: Canon's been making mirrorless cameras for almost six years, but until now it doesn't seem to have been wholly convinced by the idea, shying away from making models that might compete directly with its own DSLRs. Now, though, we have the EOS M50, and perhaps things are starting to change.

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Canon EOS M50 review so far

Verdict: The Canon EOS M50 is a mid-range mirrorless camera with a 24 Megapixel APSC sensor, Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus, built-in OLED viewfinder, Wifi and Bluetooth, and becomes Canon's first mirrorless with 4k video, a fully-articulated touch-screen, eye detection and silent shooting options.

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Verdict: The Canon EOS M50 is an entry-level mirrorless camera that features an electronic viewfinder, fully articulating touchscreen, single control dial and a 24MP APS-C sensor – the same used by its M-series siblings.

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Canon EOS M50 review

Pros: 4K video, Improved Dual Pixel CMOS AF, Polished touchscreen, Excellent EVF, Easy to use
Cons: Poor battery life
Verdict: The EOS M50 borrows some features and ideas from existing models, but it also has a few innovations of its own – so could the EOS M50 be Canon's most well-rounded mirrorless camera yet?

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Verdict: The Canon EOS M50 may be the newest entry level camera in the M lineup for Canon, but it's already the most advanced. With features like 24.1MP APS-C CMOS image sensor, this little camera can record 4K (1.6x cropped) video, Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus with a whopping 96 focus points, and 720p HD video...

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This is the best mirrorless camera I've owned

Verdict: I'm a Canon user and have a good Canon DLSR but I've been trying to find a small alternative for more discreet/lightweight photography with the option for video. I started on this search with the EOS M but the focusing was slow and battery life not too good so I upgraded to the EOS M3.

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Excelente producto

Verdict: Llegó en buen estado y funciona a la perfección. Me encantan sus caracteríasticas físicas y la facilidad con la que puedes obtener excelentes fotografías y video.

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Great camera with amazing features for the price.

Verdict: After selling up all my previous Canon gear a few years ago, I found myself yearning to re-enter the photography world, only this time I have an interest in making videos too. After doing some research, and attending a Canon Event hosted by Simeon Quarrie, where we were supplied with loan cameras, I...

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Brilliant Small Camera

Verdict: Brilliant Small Camera with most EOS SLR features and programs. I t can be hard to see the LCD screen sometimes, but after purchasing the EVF-DC2 Electronic Viewfinder Accessory, I am now really happy using this camera in very sunny conditions.

Takes wonderful pictures-a smart phone on steroids

Verdict: I bough it in the spring of 2018, when it was still a novelty... and paid FULL price then. No regrets as I took aver 4000 pictures since. Cons: new lenses, needs adapter to use EF lenses (pricey). Not an inexpensive camera. Pros: small, many options, excellent Auto Focus and Auto Exposure.

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Great all-rounder

Pros: Great Picture Quality, Lightweight, Simple Controls
Verdict: Great camera for stills and Full HD video (Limited on the 4K as there is a crop factor, no dual pixel focus and bad rolling shutter). If you look at this as a stills camera with superb 1080 video then it's amazing for the price.

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Super Value

Verdict: I bought the M50 in a kit with two M lenses. The whole thing fits in a little case about 5 inches high, and with the footprint of a paperback book. The idea was to be inconspicuous and light weight without losing too much in the way of image quality or flexibility compared to my Canon 5D III set-up.

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Verdict: I like - Easy to use - AutoFocus faster and more accurate then A6000. - LCD screen very good - Fast (not slow like M3) - EVF also very good and fast - Images is very canon - AutoFocus in video also great for vloging (thanks to dual pixel AF) - Connectivity (Bluetooth, NFC, WiFi) I dislike - Battery...

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Fantastic little camera.

Pros: Fantastic pictures and loaded features
Cons: Poor battery life
Verdict: Very pleased with the camera. The picture quality is clear and sharp and the fact it all fits in the palm of your hand is amazing. Let me address some main criticisms that most reviewers complain about: of the 1.) Battery.

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Everything thing I need and more!

Verdict: I have used and liked Nikon before, then I researched and bought this camera. I am so pleased I did, the ease of everyday use with the flexibility of complete creativity including manual mode coupled with its small size due to it being mirrorless makes it a winner for me I could go on and on singing...

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Compact easy to use mini 'SLR'

Verdict: The design of this camera makes it easy to hold and use,the grip on the right just fits my hand nicely.I've invested in the 18-150mm zoom lens and this is proving to be a cracker, recommended

Excellent entry level camera

Verdict: Build quality is very good. Size and weight pretty good, excellent touch screen, smart interface. image quality gives very clean crispy photos, excellent images, the sensor big and very good for low light, decent 4k video recording.

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Good Camera for Packing Anywhere

Verdict: This is a great camera for what it is, a light, small and easy to pack around. Both the JPEG and Camera RAW photos are of excellent quality The camera provides many special photo settings (for example fish-eye photos) that I have not neither used nor plan to do so as I use photo edit workflow apps...