Canon EOS M50 Mark II Body Black

I have had this camera for a couple weeks now and I absolutely love it. It came with no issues and was delivered pretty quickly. Definitely recommend the m50 line

Mark II offers cleaner HDMI and improved autofocus. It still offers great interface and specs of the Mark I. As a beginner personally I really like it! But cost is a concern I would recommend getting Mark I to get discounts.

Very good camera, high quality, high resolution and very lightweight!

I've had this camera for a couple of months, and really like its size and simplicity. Its my first mirrorless, or DSLR, and am amazed by the quality if its images, build quality and feel. I give it a 4-star rating because of some of the things that Canon could, and should have included in its software. There are too many to go into here. Do a Google search, and you'll get a lot of detail form people far more knowledgeable on this subject than I am The biggest grip that I have is no ability to connect an intervalometer. It does however connect to a smart phone through "Canon Connect". I sometimes need to use the phone for other things and would like the ability to use a dedicated device. This could have been easy for Canon. I get many complements on the image quality when I use the camera as a webcam, even with the kit lens (now that Canon has issued the "Webcam Utility"). I had only one encounter wit their customer service dept. and it was 100% positive, professional, friendly and mostly helpful. All in all, I am very please with the camera.

I needed a great quality camera that can match the performance of my 5D Mark IV. In the beginning I didn't do much research on this camera. It initially was a "this camera seems cool" type of thing until I purchased my first one. Right out of the box I learned how to use it quickly. The easy to follow instructions made me like this camera so much I purchased a second one! You will not regret purchasing this friendly, easy to use camera. I find this camera to be a must have for your arsenal.

I needed a camera that was lightweight and relatively inexpensive: the Canon M50 is both. All Canon cameras are easy to use and this one is no exception. When it comes to a beginner camera, the M50 checks all boxes but one. The lens variety is quite limited because they're mirrorless and small. A quick fix to this issue is to purchase an adaptor, which are priced fairly, so that you can use other normal Canon lenses. The Canon M50 is, no doubt, a great beginner camera. One bad thing is that the limits of this camera are reached far too soon. Not a bad starter nonetheless.

I bought this camera about 2 months ago. I enjoy doing nature photography. It fits a wide variety of lenses with adapter mount. EF, EF-S, and EF-M. Only downside is there is no adapter currently out there for RF lenses (yet).

Battery life is a bit short. Would like a lens with wider focus range.

I bought this camera to pursue my YouTube career and it's good

Recently purchased it and have been snapping away! I've had some practice in the past before with the exact camera but in white for work, now, I have one to call my own. I have experience with other well-known brands, but I always find my way back to Canon products. This M50 Mark II is very lightweight and easy to use. The WiFi accessibility for transferring images is by far one of my favorite features. Good well-rounded camera with a quick shutter speed.