Panasonic
Lumix S5II
$1797.99
Canon
Based on 45 Reddit mentions
$1054.23
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Canon EOS M50 II with the default kit lens for this trip. It's an entry level mirrorless camera. It's lens mount type is a bit outdated - so I wouldn't encourage anyone to invest much into that model. A few of the photos were from my Pixel 7 as well.
CapturedByZD in r/MexicoCity
October 26, 2025 9:10 PM
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Ah, good to know! Given neither of these is a fantastic option, I feel like I'm stuck using the Canon EOS M50 or buying a new camera. Was really hoping to make the Lumix work for this!
_BoxingTheStars_ in r/Lumix
April 18, 2026 8:08 PM
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m50 is fine until needing a bigger focal length than 200 on native mount. or wanting sigma 18-50 or 17-40. ef-m can be cheaper but canon does not develop more cameras or lenses for that mount. m50 also shares issue off 4k with rp. https://cameradecision.com/Canon-EOS-M50-lenses https://cameradecisio
...OwnWish in r/canon
January 1, 2026 12:02 PM
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Don't get M50. The EOS M line is discontinued. Instead get a used Canon R50 and a used 18-45mm kit lens, or a used Sony A6100 and a used 16-50mm kit lens from MPB.
maniku in r/AskPhotography
August 25, 2025 5:23 AM
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I’m leaning towards crop sensor and mirrorless cameras because they seem lightweight and versatile, and I can spend about $800 (looking at refurbished as well). Agreed, especially for your budget. I’ve heard crop sensors are more durable Not inherently. But you're only looking at crop sensors anyway
...av4rice in r/AskPhotography
August 20, 2025 4:25 AM
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