EOS M200

Size of everything. There is a market for compact, feature rich, interchangeable lens systems. A lot of younger people are buying small digicams to use instead of cell phones, and travelers tend to like a compact form factor. Right now it seems like Micro 4/3rds is kind of stalling out as the ‘super

Get a Canon M200 or M6 and a 22f/2. APS -C sensor, DPAF, flip up selfie screen if you’re into that, pop up flash if you’re into that and the 22f/2 is sharp and compact and gives you a 35mm equiv FOV. Yes, yes, we know - dead system. But no more “dead” than any fixed lens pocket cam, but this one APS

It's 'dead' in the same way the EF system is 'dead', yet people are buying EF DSLRs left and right these days due to the cheap cost yet high quality pictures they take. The big differences between the M50 vs R7 are: The R7 is decently larger, has two SD card slots, has animal eye tracking in auto fo

Wow! Photos like these are one of the reasons I simply won’t part with my M series cameras and lenses, even though I own some R bodies & lenses now. The M series bodies and lenses continue to perform beyond their station & price! (The reason I won’t part with them, beside the great photos, is their

If I were you, I'd start either here or here for a couple reasons: The Ricoh GR system is notoriously flimsy. I personally would never buy one second hand. They don't have the build quality for how people use them. 99% of the meme issues come from being thrown willy nilly into a pocket. Can it be fi

No. These cameras are tops worth $1200 USD. $899 in a sane world without trend scalping prices. If my Ricoh GRIII ever dies, I'm out of here. Canon V1 does everything the Ricoh does and more for $899. I never put it in my pocket anyway, because that's how 99% of the issues happen. So, min maxing a h

Own the M200, the GR3, rented the GR3X. RE: Autofocus — the M should have similar autofocus performance to the GRs since they’re both hybrid contrast systems. RE: Ergonomics — 100% agree about the M being slippery. I picked up this grip for the M200 and it made a world of a difference. However, the

Thanks! Much appreciated. I use a Canon M200 mirrorless camera. Not bulky, Great to travel with. It’s more camera than I know what to do with to be honest. Has all the features I need, but pretty basic by camera standards. I also use my iPhone a lot. I always liked the saying “the best camera is the

$300? small and decent quality? yes, a unicorn i am not familiar with your camera but I know that some Lumix cameras are highly regarded. a DMC-LX100 will cost u $779 at MPB. it gets excellent reviews Slightly bigger but a bit more versatile would be a Canon M200 for $479. a small lens that delivers

Canon M200 and 22 f/2 lens. Small and jacket-pocketable. Canon Dual-pixel autofocus and a lens that is 35mm equivalent on a nice large APS-C sensor. It will be slightly more than $500 for the package if you’re looking at good condition cameras.