Canon EOS Deals & Offers

That I’m not sure of. However, even if you could the price of the RF lenses are astronomical. If one can afford to purchase RF lenses then they can afford to buy a higher end camera than the M50. That would be my view.

The one in your pocket made by Samsung, Apple, Google ...

The magic words I always look for are "phase detect auto focus". It's a lifesaver! (y) Sony and Olympus cameras have had it for the last few years. Sony is definitely the king of autofocus, but not necessarily easy to use. Panasonic should be avoided as it's terrible in many ways. But really it boils down to what budget you have and what you plan to shoot. Depending on that, the best option could be a £5000 cinema camera or a £300 360 degree action cam.

Sony

what camera do you guys recommend for video and pics

Has anyone used this camera for concert photography?

Think too much and you won't buy it. Its pretty good. The low light issue isn't so bad. Just need the right balance between iso and aperture and works OK.

I'm seriously considering upgrading my Canon 60D to this one, I want to primarily use it for photography I know the 60D much more superior and this one has a small battery but yet it is a lot smaller and lighter. At the same time the 60th is more weatherproof as well

It's back on (lol) (lol)

Yeah it's yoyoing. Keep an eye on it. It was at 610 earlier. I'll expire it tomorrow if it doesn't drop again.

OOS

I've got the M100 from the Dual Lens kit deal for £200 last year. I got a EF-S/EF > EF-M adapter for £12 on aliexpress and it works great with my Nifty Fifty (EF 50MM F1.8).

Hi, No professional photographer, but I bought this camera about 18 months ago in the same kit and it has performed well for me. I researched all available small cameras with interchangeable lenses in this price range at the time and visited several outlets, this model was getting good reviews and recommendation from many retailers. I moved from a Sony RX100M2 to this. I can say though after using it, the low light performance isn't great.

x2 The M50 in my opinion is for those that haven't discovered/tried Fujifilm.

Don't know the camera but I have used the lenses on a M100. Both worked well for me, though there are reports of variable quality between examples of the 15-45. Main advantage was when travelling, when the combination of camera and two lenses was incredibly light and small. Very nice being able to keep either spare lens to hand in a trouser pocket rather than stored away in a bag. Having camera and lenses ready for use is a real advantage. The range covered by the two lenses is almost large enough for any use. I have tried EFS and EF lenses on the M100 camera but they are too large and too heavy to match the camera, which unbalances the combination and takes away the main advantages of small size and light weight. A 100-400 EF lens is just comical when attached, and even a 55-250 EF-S lens looks huge. On that basis I wouldn't bother with the adapter - if I think a bigger lens is needed then I will take a bigger camera to match. The EF-M system seems neglected but has sold well in the far east, so is both unlikely to disappear and unlikely to get many new lenses developed.

They’re fine. I bought a 512gb DSP microsd earlier in the year, which was legit with good speeds As with most poor selling items from EU stores Amazon prices will fluctuate. For example the one I bought was £25 but other DSP cards were over £100

Don't know if I'd trust this unknown brand

^^

Same card twice the size for less than twice the price, 256gb £14.76 and in stock. https://www.amazon.co.uk/256GB-Professional-Speicherkarte-Canon-Digitalkamera/dp/B07MVJFSBL/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=DSP+Memory&qid=1618682384&refinements=p_n_feature_browse-bin:1609175031&rnid=411640031&s=computers&sr=1-8

Regret not getting a second one now lol

Laptops direct? With its reputation? No thanks

That's a nice idea

Mate did that a few years back

Why not build your pc into your desk, cover with glass add RGB’s and cut some vents voila! No case saving £60-£100. just don’t look at new desks

I rather have no case. better airflow and wouldn't damage my eyes. (excited)

The X-A7 is an equivalent model and is exactly £399 on the refurb site you mentioned.

The X-T200 with kit lens can be had from Argos for £549 which isn't bad. I didn't know that the X-T100 had slow AF, but at £250 for a refurb kit when in stock it's probably well worth it for some casual photographers to start off with perhaps.

I like both systems but the x-t100 has painfully slow autofocus. It can't compete with this models dual pixel autofocus. Perhaps it would be better to recommend the x-t200 or the X-A7.

For £500 I'd be looking at the Fuji X system cameras, the Fuji Store often do really good refurbished deals such as an X-T100 with 16-50mm kit lens for £250, or you can look an a used X-T20 if you like a lot of dials, and you know that the X Mount system is in it gor the long haul.

That deal has been going months and imo one that they haven't had in stock for a while. I'd been tracking it thinking i might get it as a cheap small solution but it was never available. I still don't think this is such a great deal though for a camera with a lack of dials and no evf and considering what else you can get under £500.