EOS M50

I would look at the Canon EOS RP, you are already using a mirrorless camera with the M50. Going back to a DSLR might feel like a bit of a downgrade in terms of focusing, with face/eye tracking etc. The 6Ds aren't light cameras ~760g, while the RP is ~490g. The RP is around £450 second hand in the UK

For slides? A camera! I mean that very sincerely. If you’re scanning slides, a decent camera will be better 99.5% of all scanners even the professional lab ones. And you don’t need a fancy one. I can recommend the Valoi easy35 with the mount mask if you’re canning mounted slides. It works a treat. E

The Canon EF 300mm f/4L IS USM is a nice sharp lens. If you need a bit of extra reach, you can throw on a Canon Extender EF 1.4x II or III and take it to the equivalent of 420mm f/5.6, and you don't lose much image quality. I've used the 300mm on both my original EOS 6D and adapted to my wife's EOS

It’s not about the camera. It’s about the light you use (or find), and how you use it as a photographer. Every manufacturer makes very good cameras capable of excellent professional photos. I use Canon in my daily work shoots (both personal gear and those provided by my place of work, but if you’re

Es gibt da verschiedene Alternativen - ich würde keine mehr mit Spiegel kaufen d.h nur mirrorless Systeme. In dem Preisbereich am besten Privat kaufen und ein 50mm 1.8 Objektiv für den Anfang, damit kann man sehr viel Spaß haben weil die offene Blende dann auch gleich den „Kamera Look“ mit unscharfe

I’d go Canon EOS M50 out of that list. It’s the most “modern” feeling upgrade (best AF for people/kids, decent for street, and it’s the only one here that won’t make video feel like an afterthought). Bonus: if you already have Canon EF/EF-S lenses from the T7, you can use them with an adapter. If th

Great choice with the Canon EOS M50 add a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM for portraits and the Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM for landscapes. Skip UV filters, use a CPL, and focus on light and composition first.

The Sony FDR-AX43 and Canon EOS M50 Mark II (no longer sold new the new model is the R50)From skimming through her video it seems the Sony is used when she's out and about outdoors and the Canon is used indoors. The Sony would be good for zooming in out fast as well as easy to carry might last longe

ZV-E10 is ace for vlogging/hiking (£550 body-only on Amazon UK), flip screen + sharp 4K. Kit lens 16-50mm good start; add Sigma 16mm f/1.4 (£300 used) for landscapes/people low-light.​ Lower budget? Used Canon EOS M50 Mark II (£350 body) or Nikon Z30 (£400) both solid video/landscapes, lightweig

I'm a self-taught full manual shooter. My first camera is and still only camera. I have Canon eos m50 mark ii with ef adapter. It's easy to use small, easy to carry around, just no ibis, but it's OK. My lenses are plus the ones that aren't super fast usm.