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    CANON EOS M50 Mk II

    May 25, 2021 5 minutes

    The Canon EOS M50 Mk II is a curious camera. Its 24.1Mp image sensor, Digic 8 processor, 2.36 million-dot EVF and 3-inch touchscreen all seem very familiar. That’s because, both internally and externally, it’s virtually identical to the original EOS M50. The same hardware, same ergonomics, same APS-C sensor, same almost-everything.

    As you’re getting an identical camera to the M50 that means you get the same capable 24.1Mp APS-C image sensor, with a sensitivity of ISO100-25,600 and a max burst shooting speed of 10fps. This renders sharp and appealing still images, and thanks to Canon’s spectacular Dual Pixel CMOS AF you can expect robust autofocus performance to get your shots sharp. However, the market that the EOS M50 Mark II is really making a play for is vlogging and video

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