Although it seems focused on its full-frame mirrorless from the R series, for the moment Canon does not leave aside the small M of cropped format to which it adds a new reference, the Canon EOS M50 Mark II. If you think it is a déjà vu, don't worry, it is true that this camera is not a novelty in the strict sense since it was launched a few months ago in the US market.
The fact is that it has now reached the European market confirming its turn towards video in search of convincing new audiovisual content creators. That is, the successor of a model that was well received, returns with some news that are aimed at making vloggers, streamers and YouTubers notice her, a potential audience that is growing like foam. The idea is to offer them a tool to achieve high-quality videos in a simple way and in a lightweight, ergonomic and versatile body (thanks to the viewfinder or the option to exchange lenses), but without ceasing to promise the possibility of taking good photos of others as well. of users.
Thus, it is presented as a small but powerful mirrorless camera, which makes the entire process from recording to uploading content easier than ever. Among the novelties is its ability to stream Full HD video directly to YouTube or record videos vertically; by the way, its maximum video resolution is still 4K at 25 fps although now you can also choose Full HD at 60p. Other novelties thought in the field of video we have it in its clean HDMI output, the microphone input of 3, 5 mm (to ensure audio quality), and of course the possibility of use as a webcam through the Canon EOS Webcam Utility app. Also in details such as an icon on the TFT (which is still variable angle for greater versatility) to trigger recording more easily. It should be noted that the new Canon EOS M50 Mark II hardly differs from its predecessor, of course almost not externally and with very few changes in its internal components (beyond the software).
it has the same APS-C type 24.1-megapixel CMOS sensor supported by the DIGIC 8 processor. Also the Dual Pixel CMOS AF system that, yes, comes with significant improvements in focus and tracking of faces and eyes, a feature that now also extends to video recording. This would be one of the main novelties that affect the photographic section (although they also contribute to the video section) along with the improvement in the viewer, which has the same resolution (2.36K) but a better refreshment. Of course there is no lack of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity to allow its control from a mobile phone and the uploading of images and videos directly to social networks.
The Canon EOS M50 Mark II will hit European stores on March 25 with a price tag of 769 euros in the kit that includes the 15-45mm F3.5-6.3 lens. It is planned to be featured in other kits later, most likely including accessories such as a handheld microphone and tripod :) Of course there is no lack of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity to allow its control from a mobile phone and the uploading of images and videos directly to social networks. The Canon EOS M50 Mark II will hit European stores on March 25 with a price tag of 769 euros in the kit that includes the 15-45mm F3.5-6.3 lens.
The Canon EOS M50 Mark II will hit European stores on March 25 with a price tag of 769 euros in the kit that includes the 15-45mm F3.5-6.3 lens. It is planned to be featured in other kits later, most likely including accessories such as a handheld microphone and tripod.