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I don’t think it is that difficult to explain: “If depth of field – narrow or deep – is important for you, choose Av-mode. If motion blur – non or controlled – is important for you, choose Tv-mode. ...

Agreed. Especially when the camera has scenic modes where folk, who don't have a clue about what they are doing, can give the camera a hint about what the try to achieve. User should use the ...

Yes. 1) Press the button marked "Zoom Out" and then move the focus point up, right, down, left with using the key pad surrounding "SET". But why wouldn't you use the LCD as a touch pad to move the ...

Are you sure? I have a smartphone photo and some 4K video with a M50 from exactly the same location here: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/61170026 (the video is a little shaken as it is hand ...

That is a very arrogant statement! I know exactly why I bought the M50 and I knew all about it strengs and limitations. There is no other camera in the M-series that fits MY requirements better. I ...

What is correct? Nobody, but you knows for YOUR shot. mention some. ! I agree. It should choose 1/1000s because you want to freeze action! Or maybe 1/50 because you need best DR? Or 1/10 because ...

Why will anyone use P-mode with auto ISO? You are giving the camera's computer too many variables to choose from and you don't prioritize what is most important for you. Try M-mode with auto ISO ...

Strange. I have 4K quality on that video on youtube. Verified on two laptops. Do you have enough bandwidth?

The M50's 4K video gets a lot of criticism and is even called useless by some people because of the crop and the missing DPAF. I fint the 4K with crop useful for wild life and the CDAF is not worse ...

The setup doesn't focus as fast as my DSLR's. Especially the 1DX mk ii snaps focus so you can feel the movement of glass. The M50 focuses fine, but more smooth and thus slower. I don't think the ...

I find it useful in rare situations where you don't have easy access to the shutter button - probably twisting the flexible screen (M50). Fx holding and stabilizing the camera with the right hand ...

I only have limited experience as I took my first M50 4K footage today. You do have CDAF, which is slow but eventually will get focus. You can activate the CDAF during recording by half-pressing ...

I used to have a 70D with a flexible touch screen and my wife has a 80D with such one. I would like one again. So the M50 was sold to me on the flexible screen. The "cost" compared to the M5 was ...

The 1DX fit my hand like a glove (I have big hands). All buttons are where they should be. The heft gives extra stabilization. And it is so responsive so when you think about pressing the shutter ...

The built-in flash on the M50 can't control a wireless external flash. You the an external master device. You can mount a speedlite capable of being a master on the M50 and let it control other ...

Which 400mm? The M50 works fine with a Canon EF to EF-M adaptor + external Canon x1.4 iii + 200-400L with internal x1,4 active => 784mm ~ 1254mm equivalence.

The text became a little long so my supporting photos goes here. Photos are default JPGs (I normally shoot RAW). The M50 is small! M50 + EF - EF-M + 1.4x TC + 200-400L Its not easy to control focus ...

Can a M50 replace a 7D mk ii as a secondary body to an FF DSLR? I am currently using a 1DX mk ii as main body with a 7D mk ii as a secondary body. I don’t use the 7D mk ii much any longer. When I ...

Maybe Canon have solved it in the new Digit8 chip introduced in the M50 with 4K. So next gen of DSLRs may offer more 4K codec options. The M50 has other 4K limitations probably for marketing reasons.

For me AFMA is not an issue, especially not with the 1DX mk ii. That is one of the minor issues when comparing cameras. Futhermore the sensor is used for AF in live view and video so no AFMA here.