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

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

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.

You really could buy any affordable DSLR or mirrorless camera. It’s not the camera it’s how you use it. The editing, production design, and cinematography will matter far more than the brand or price. If you’re shooting on a very low budget, aim for something around $500. Older models like the Canon

Don't spend the whole budget on bestest latest lenses or camera body. Canon 5D III, 50 f1.8 USM, EF 24-105 f4 IS, 70-200 f4 IS, Godox v480 This set should cover most use cases and still within your budget. I recommend the DSLR because many photographer that I know of still use them professionally. D

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

Looking to Upgrade I’ve owned my Canon EOS M50 m2 for almost 5 years. Over the years I’ve collected the following lenses. 50mm 1.8f Ef 15-45mm 3.5-6.3f EF M 17-55mm 2.8f EF S 75-300mm 4-5.6f EF I’ve been struggling with connectivity issues with my lens adapter that can be frustrating especially when

If your budget is around the 400. Go for a second hand Canon EOS M50 Mark II with the kit lens and a ef to m adapter. You can then later buy second hand EF lenses and use those on the M50. Was my first mirror less camera and it is truely a great camera.