EOS M50

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

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

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

Si lo que quieres es empezar sin gastar una fortuna pero teniendo buena calidad, fíjate en cámaras que sean ligeras, fáciles de usar y con pantalla abatible para grabarte tú misma. Modelos como la Canon EOS M50 Mark II, la Sony ZV-E10 o la Nikon Z30 son muy recomendados para creadores que recién emp

My best friend during a rough part of my life with a photographer and she used canon. She always recommend recommended that I use canon. I wound up adopting a canon EOS M50 mirror list as my first camera and I love it. I feel like it's time for an upgrade though :p

Thank you! I used my Canon EOS M50 with a 22mm f/2.0 and 50mm f/1.8 here, with that the photos almost makes themselves. Also, very hard to take a bad photo in this pc case. As BeskarAP said, standing further away to get that compression is key, good tip!

Lots saying Sony is best because there are more lenses. I like my canon EOS m50 mark ii, which came out in 2020 and you can pick up a body for like $500 or less. It takes really nice photos. everyone says is a “dead” line because no new lenses are coming out for it. But how many lenses do we really

I built what I call the L series killer setup here's the list Body Canon eos M50 mark ii Efs-m adapter Zooms 18-55mm usm is af. Sleeper if you shoot manual 28-135mm usm is af. Events workhorse 28-80mm usm af. Beautiful rendering super fast af good all around lens 55-250mm stm is af. Mid telephoto fo

Sure! Most professional booths use a DSLR or Mirrorless camera for the best quality. Personally, I recommend the Canon EOS M50 or the Canon Rebel series (like T7 or T8i). They are industry standards because they work perfectly with most photobooth softwares (like DSLRBooth or Darkroom). If you are o