Take Better Photos with Your Canon M50 or Canon M50 Mark II

In this video I go over some basic concepts, and settings, to help you take better photos with the Canon M50 or Canon M50 Mark II. This video is meant as a starting point for new users, just to get you moving in the right direction.

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[nickthinkpainting]

Helped more than all the other M50 videos I’ve watched. Thank you.

[Billma]

This is just excellent! I have been shooting for years and pretty much know all of this, fortunately. It is one of the best videos I have seen for people new to photographers and for those of us that are more experienced and need to be reminded from time to time.

[damiandavids]

This is honestly one of the best videos to improve your photography. It's taken my photography to another level and I find myself coming back to it all the time

[jasmijnariel]

Gonna start with lessons in februari.... the m50 mk2 will be my second camera, i bought one 18y ago, so a changed.
Your videos are fantastic and very informative❤
Thank you for that

[diib]

I haven’t watched any of your videos except for this one and I’m drawn ! Your video has more information than most videos! You have a fan!

[lilitanavolskaya]

I’ve got my Mark II a month ago and I was so excited to start making photos. After watching and reading lots of videos about the settings I was taking photos by randomly changing the setting manual mode, which gave me a bit of idea how the settings like ISO, aperture, etc are working… but it was so hard to understand what I have tot do in certain situations. So, today, I’ll start practicing by following your instructions, which has helped me by inspiring me 🙏

[grief]

Thank you so much for using the kit lens. That just made my day so much.. so many people tell me to stick with the basics to get better but i see videos using insanely better lenses.

[ToRetirementAndBeyond]

I just bought my first SLR in 30 years - an M50 Mark II - your videos have been great to get me back into the swing of things. Thanks so much.

[studioseedsoficial]

thank u so much, i've been searching for someone who actually uses the kit lens as the example, cuz to be true, most of us, bought this camera cuz we don't have the money or the knowledge to buy other things...thank u so much.

[cleorhee]

I've been thinking about buying an M50 because my old camera isn't holding up anymore, but this video taught me about much more than just the camera! The way you explained everying was really clear and straight to the point with great examples! Thanks for the video man🤗

[serenaysway]

This video made me feel like I took a photography course.. such great information! Thanks for your effort 🙏🏼 I only have one question, did you record this video with Canon M50 as well? I like how the background looks blurry and vivid at the same time ☺️

[doomguy]

I have no plans to do any content, be a photographer or be a professional artist in any way. But this definitely helps a lot. I just want to take good pictures of my family. Thank you.

[boombamer]

This is an amazing video for someone entering the photography world with one of these starter cameras! I learned so much from all of the information you filled this short 17-minute video with.

[stevesmacfix]

I have been stagnant on my creativity when shooting…especially when Covid hit… so I took a break… those creative juices came back after rewatching your videos. Thanks Mark.

[williambillings]

Excellent reminders of what's necessary to make good images. Thanks!

[akreal]

Wow. These are some unbelievably good pointers! Thank you

[davetv]

I have just bought my m50 markII . This video really helps

[IanTed]

Great advice for any camera user, whether they have a M50 or not, I love my M6 Mk1. It’s not the camera it’s your appreciation of the subject you frame, don’t rush but look at what you see and try and capture that moment.😀

[emilymartin]

This was great! I've been a photographer for 20 years now but just started using a mirrorless. These were great tips and honestly great reminders that you just kinda forget about over the years! Thanks!

[alkafelts]

This has been the easiest to understand beginner video I’ve seen yet