EOS M50

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 It's lens mount type is a bit outdated - so I wouldn't encourage anyone to invest much into that model.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.

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!

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

Sehr empfehlenswert sind die Panasonic Lumix G80 oder G90, da sie 4K ohne Zeitlimit, eine starke interne Stabilisierung und ein robustes Gehäuse bieten und gebraucht gut ins Budget passen. Alternativ ist die Sony ZV-E10 interessant, wenn der Autofokus im Vordergrund steht, allerdings ohne interne St

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.

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

Hi everyone! I recently had my parents give me a mirrorless canon eos m50 that we bought when I was like 14. Now the problem is that it creates very dull photos especially compared to my new iPhone. I looked it up online and the problem seems to be that I don’t post process images. I do not know Lig