EOS M50 Mark II

Honest answer, 15k to 20k brand new will not get you a camera with great low light and crisp image quality. Your best move is to go secondhand, a used Sony A6000, Canon M50, or Fujifilm XT20 within that budget will blow any brand new camera at that price out of the water. But remember, the camera is

I got the Canon M50 mark II. It's a small camera but works well for what I use it for.

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

Fuji prices are sky rocketing right now. I sold my Xt1 body for 85k which is insane. A6000 is decent but for video dont expect much. A6000 isnt worth 85k btw those olx posts are just asking too much. I literqlly have my a7s body up for sale for 75k. A6000 you can score forarround 60k. Avoid getting

Canon M50 is also a possibility as it was well supported too, but now discontinued. You might find a better deal. Still a great camera and technically better than the r100.

If you're just looking for vlogging type shots, then yeah an osmo action 6 would be perfect. Personally I like to have a setup that can be ready for any type of shot so if you're the same way I think investing in a lower end mirrorless camera wouldn't be a bad idea. I got a used canon m50 mk2 for $3

your setup sounds amazing and those creators are great inspiration for the aesthetic you want for camera i would recommend looking at canon m50 mark ii or sony a6000 series - both work really well for overhead shots and the image quality is much better than older phones. for lighting you definitely

The Nikon 1 cameras are some of the worst cameras for adapting manual focus lenses. And given the horrible reliability of the Nikon 1 lenses I'd suggest going with something else. Nikon Z30 would be a lot better although it's quite a bit larger. Hopefully still small enough though. Z30 probably make

Clearly, I am so confused by all of this. All of the moms that have mirror list get much better photos than I do. The one Mom has Canon EOS M50 Mark II Digital and shoots an auto and gets clear perfect shots every time