I wanted to give my review of one of my favorite lenses that I have purchased, which is the Canon EF 35mm F2 IS. I choose this 35mm lens as I wanted a compact, all-around lens to travel with. A 35mm is a great lens to use for street photography and environmental portraits. Although 35mm is not as close as 50 or 85mm, it's a great lens to use if the environment is critical to your subject. Below is my Canon EF 35mm F2 USM Review.
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Fujifilm X-T4 Impressions
A few weeks ago, I rented the much talked about Fujifilm X-T4. Although I was not able to analyze every feature in the new X-T4, I thought I would share some of my impressions of this camera. The following article is my review of the Fujifilm X-T4.
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Canon RF 24-105mm f4L IS USM Lens Review
Earlier this year I purchased a Canon EOS R. Although it came with an adapter for EF lenses, I knew I would need to try out some RF lenses for the camera body at some point. As I do a lot of traveling I wanted to try a zoom lens that was perfect for various focal ranges. Below is my Canon RF 24-105mm f4L IS USM Lens Review.
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Canon EOS M50 Review
Canon released the EOS M50 in early 2018. Last year I decided to pick up the M50 during one of the featured Black Friday deals. The camera was noteworthy for Canon as it was the company's first attempts to implement new technology into their camera bodies. Below is my longterm Canon EOS M50 Review.
Who this Product is For:
I think the EOS M50 is perfect as a travel camera. In addition to using it as a travel camera, the M50 also makes for a great entry-level vlogging camera.
Price:
Current prices for the EOS M50 can be viewed here. During the holidays there are usually good deals available for the m50s.
Additional Costs
The M50 is part of the Canon family but uses the EF-M mount instead of the EF mount common in most Canon cameras. If you're an existing Canon camera user, there is the EF-M Adapter that connects EF lenses to the EF-M mount.
What You Get
- Compact Camera Body
- 10.0 fps continuous shooting
- 143 Focus Points
- Digital video stabilization
- Silent Shooting Scene Mode
A really great feature I love about the EOS M50 is how not only can you control the camera through your mobile device but also through the WiFi connection on your computer.
Cons:
- Cropped 4k Video
- Short Battery Life: 235 shots
- Limited Ergonomics
When it comes to mirrorless cameras, Canon was pretty late to enter the game. The M50 was one of the first budget cameras from Canon to get 4k video. However, that came with a 1.7x crop to the 4k video which makes using the feature difficult.Another issue that I think Canon missed on was the design of the camera's body. Unlike other camera bodies, the M50 misses out on having dedicated buttons to control the IS0. There are ways around this by customizing some of the other buttons on the camera but it would have been great if they included an iso button and additional dial to control the shutter and aperture.
Summary: Canon EOS M50 Review
In conclusion, I think the Canon EOS M50 is an excellent choice for a vlogging or travel camera. If you're looking for an affordable entry-level camera on a budget, the EOS M50 is a great choice.