then you can use the Canon Mount Adapter EF-EOS M, which we used with the Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 lens. The EOS M50 features the updated guided user interface of the Canon EOS 800D, making it easier ...

Transfers are not nearly as quick as using an SD card reader, but it certainly takes less effort on your part. The M50 uses Canon's Dual Pixel autofocus system. First developed to improve video ...

The bad news is that footage when captured in 4K doesn't use the entire breadth of the sensor – there's a 1.6x crop. That's a little restrictive for one market Canon is directing the EOS M50 at ...

The electronic viewfinder on the M50 is also very good ... system on the supplied 15-45mm lens works well (Canon doesn't generally use in-body IS systems), although we'd recommend setting the ...

The Canon EOS M50 Mark II is a mirrorless 24.1-megapixel ... and aren't too worried about the features designed for such use, see our roundup of the best mirrorless cameras for a body that might ...

This gets even worse when using the digital stabilisation system during video recording, which extends the fitted lens by 2x, and also the ISO range tops out at ISO 6400, rather than 25600 as when ...

The Canon EOS M50 has a 24-megapixel sensor capable of shooting 4K video. At the event, Canon did not permit attendees to use their own memory cards to take sample shots, r to take the camera out ...

Canon claims the EOS M50 shoots about 235 shots (using either the LCD or the EVF) in normal mode (according to the CIPA standard). That's a quite a bit lower than you'll get with the Sony A6300 ...