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Canon EOS M50

Pros: Small and light, excellent image quality, ubiquitous screen and responsive touch screen, autofocus, simple and clear canon menu, great value for money

Cons: Maybe it lacks a die

Opinion: I recently approached photography, and after much research and advice from people much more experienced than me, I decided to buy this mirrorless. I needed a small and light body, easily transportable and with excellent image quality. As my first serious camera, I was looking for an entry level but advanced and avant-garde, that would allow me to do a little bit of everything. I think that at value for money (500/600 euros), for this range there is no better. In addition to the 15-45 I bought a 55-200 for mountain trips and to photograph animals from long distance. I recently bought a fixed 22mm f2 to take that step forward and to have a bright lens. For what I need, the M series optics go very well because they allow me to experiment and buy cheap lenses but discreet and in some cases really good quality. For those who are more experienced, the M series certainly has a limited optical park (you can use an adapter). As for the battery, I've never had any problems at the moment, but I haven't spent whole days photographing. Unexpected avoidance with a spare battery. Despite the extremely responsive touch screen, an extra dial would have been comfortable. Conclusion: I would recommend it to all those who are looking for a great camera but small and light, to those who are approaching photography and do not want to spend too much, to those who want a second body machine to take on the road or in special situations. For me it is undoubtedly promoted!

sent on September 28, 2019