Canon EOS M50 / Kiss M Camera

Product Type

 Camera

Specifications

Brand

Canon

Model

EOS M50 / Kiss M

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Purchase type

One time

Price notes

900 $ with lens EF-M 15-45 IS STM

Mount	Canon EF-M - compatible lenses
Sensor
Megapixel	24
Sensor format	APS-C
Width	22.3 mm.
Height	14.9 mm.
Sensor crop	1.61
Sensor size ratio	3:2
Stabilization	No
Pixel Shift mode	No
Sensor notes	dual pixel
ISO min	100
ISO max	25600
Image format file	JPEG, RAW
Auto Focus and Metering
AF - Points	143
AF - Min light	-2.0 EV
Metering - Min light	0.0 EV
Performance
Shutter type	Mechanical and Electronic
Burst rate AF (mec.)	7.4 frame/sec.
Burst rate MF (mec.)	10.0 frame/sec.
RAWs in a burst	10
JPGs in a burst	33
Fastest exposure (mec.)	1/4000 sec.
Flash X-sync up to	1/200 sec.
Battery life	235 shots
Performance notes	max shots in a burst are 47 JPG without AF, no RAW in burst with AF, 370 shots life in eco mode
ViewFinder & LCD Screen
Viewfinder type	Electronic (EVF)
VF coverage	100%
EVF points	2.36 million
LCD - size	3.0 in.
LCD - resolution	1.04 megapixel
LCD - touch functions	Tap to focus
Video
Video suppport	Yes
Video resolutions	Full HD @ 24/25/30p, Full HD @ 50/60p, 4k @ 24/25/30p
Crop at base fps	1.56
Video file formats	H.264
Other Characteristics
Builtin Flash	Yes
GPS	No
Weather sealing	No
Connectivity & Storage
Ports	Microphone, HDMI, USB2, External flash
Storage	SD, SD UHS-I
Remote connections	WiFi, Bluetooth

DPReview 7.9/10
It is a solid choice for photographers who want something more advanced than an entry-level camera, without going overboard. Its image quality, improved AF system and wireless connectivity are all impressive, and the new C-Raw format is a nice bonus. If 4K video is what you're after, the M50 is not the camera for you due to its high crop factor, rolling shutter and mediocre AF performance.
Imaging Resource
A very capable still shooter with good image quality out of the box and the potential for even more from raw or C-RAW [...] Its 4K video capture -- while arguably still worthy of inclusion for those who can live with its limitations -- is a bit of a miss for more than casual use. But as a still shooter first and foremost, and with only occasional video capture required, the Canon EOS M50 gives you a lot of room to grow, without breaking either the bank or your back.
The Digital Picture
Hallmarks of the feature-filled M50 include great image quality and an excellent Dual Pixel AF system (intelligent, quickly controllable and good speed) in a compact package with the high-grade EVF making this camera even more usable than the M100 counterpart, especially under bright lighting. Of course, the 4K video feature will not go overlooked and the entry-level price, considering the EVF inclusion, is itself quite attractive.