The Canon EOS M50 MarkII retails for Rs 58,995 with the aforementioned kit lens. The kit lens does more harm than good in this case, limiting the shooting styles, low light usage and even impacting AF ...

The Canon EOS M50 ($779.99, body only) is a new entry in the company's APS-C mirrorless camera series. It's the first M camera we've seen with a vari-angle LCD, a big plus for vlogging and video in ...

The EOS M50 is Canon's latest mirrorless camera to join the EOS M line-up and its the first camera joining the series that features 4K video. As well as 4K video, the EOS M50 also features a 7.5cm ...

The performance section is where we look at the image quality performance of the camera. Additional sample photos and product shots are available in the Equipment Database, where you can add your own ...

The M50 is a pared-down version of the more expensive EOS M5, although it does have a few features that aren’t included in the M5, including 4K video recording, a DIGIC 8 processor that supports ...

The EOS M50 Mark II doesn't make a lot of changes from the first edition, released in 2018. Aside from the name badge, there are no differences on the exterior, and inside the camera uses the same ...

The EOS M50 Mark II doesn't make a lot of changes from the first edition, released in 2018. Aside from the name badge, there are no differences on the exterior, and inside the camera uses the same ...

At just $780 for the body only, we’re a bit surprised that the M50 is the first EOS M camera to go 4K, but we’re certainly not complaining. Canon has been slow to make the move to 4K across its still ...

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Canon has responded to criticism of the lack of 4K in all but it's high-end DSLRs by launching the EOS M50, its first mirrorless M-series camera with Ultra HD 4K video. Packing a new DIGIC 8 processor ...

With the rise of smartphones, we've seen a lot of people spark an interest in photography, which has been a nice side effect of putting a halfway decent camera in the pocket of pretty much everyone.