Canon M50 Got Better & is Still Best Vlogging Camera in 2020

The Canon M50 remains my favourite vlogging camera of 2020 and it is all down to the new Sigma 16mm f1.4 lens. I bought this lens as a solution to the M50's poor low light performance and lack of alternative lenses on the market. I so happy with the purchase that I had to make this video, however as soon as the Fuji x-t4 is released, all will change.

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[Eric_Rossi]

Thank you, someone else who acknowledges how underrated the M50 is!

[kenny.bender]

"It has amazing battery life"

Bro what M50 do you have lmao

[THEMATT]

1:33 You actually can in 720p, it's a separated option but it is available!

[tom.r.williams]

I love the fact that you went through the whole video without addressing the fact that the XT-3 looks like you’ve been using it to film a mud wrestling tournament 🤣

[PamelaMarshall]

I first saw the m50 in action in one of your vids, after using a GoPro 5 for so long I switched to the m50 for vlogging and I honestly love it. I also changed lenses on it and I’m excited to see what the video quality will look like. Nice to see it still rates highly.

[stufagandrumteacher]

This is the first time I've ever seen one of your videos and it was the most watchable thing I've seen for a long time, thanks!

[TobiasWeberRSA]

My wife and I love our M50. It's so nice to be able to leave the heavy gear behind and just take this little guy along on a holiday or weekend away.

[HermanThind]

Love my m50. It’s my go-to travel camera due to the size. I do take my EOS R the odd time (with the RF35 1.8 lens), but the 50 is so tiny. Fits in the palm of my hand, shoots great photos and video, and is reliable like any Canon. Plus, I can find batteries and accessories in remote cities and towns if I need them.

[MichaelWTurner]

I own one and use it for my YouTube videos as well. I've owned plenty of cameras and still feel this is the best value for creating YouTube content. It's just so easy to use. It has all the features you need without a ton of other bells and whistles to bog you down. It is also what I use when I travel or go on a family outing. My biggest dislikes are battery life, limited recording and lack of weather sealing. If it had those, I wouldn't need my sony a6400 which I own the sigma 16mm f1.4 for. Anyways, great video!

[redskyatnight]

The EF-M 22mm f2 lens is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Super sharp wide open, barely any distortion.

I switched to Fuji but kept my original M Body
solely because of how good the 22mm is.

[LargeHounds]

8:20 "...but I don't take it out in the field. So this pretty much stays in my van." Might be time to clean the van.

[spidrespidre]

Nice vid, thanks. I appreciate that you invested £400 in an EF-M 16mm f1.4 and it clearly works for you. However, I'm a little surprised you've mentioned the straight EF adapter but not the speedbooster, which is available and, frankly, hugely popular. For those of us who were playing with T3i's last year and went to the M50, the fact that we could keep and even improve on EF performance was an absolute gamechanger. We came into the market already with our lower light lenses, such as my Sigma 28mm f1.8 (which becomes f1.2). I bought my M50 without the 15-45 kit lens, but after seeing how much it was used I ordered a 2nd hand one from ebay for £42 inc postage. Now it's my favourite and main out and about.

[waynelofts]

Owned the M-50 and was very happy with I now have the Fuji X-A7 as my blogging camera. Purchased for £350 it is simply brilliant plus of course you have so many lens options.

[johnwilleyjr]

Thomas giving a sneak peak at Fuji's new mud bath film simulation.

[gregorsnell]

Nellie is going to love this one mate. Happy to see a potential low light solution finally. Awesome video T-Fuego.

[ericventimiglia]

I've never felt so compelled to write a comment. First yes I agree the m50 is great. But the way you address the fact that the Canon couldn't shoot low light until "now" because of thr release of the sigma lens is quite puzzling. From day 1 you could have purchased a better lens which has has faster aperture. You could have solved this by doing a a simple search on youtube with the hundreds of videos on the m50. The kit lens is great for just point and click, but it is a kit lens at thr end of the day. The 22m native lens would have gotten you close, a speedbooster, so many ways to have solved your low light issue long ago. Again, I think you are spot on with your analysis and usability. Thanks for the video. Cheers.

[bkscanlon]

What's great with the X-T4 is you will have just two mounts - and it does stills so you have a lot of flexibility. But what I appreciate in this video is the thoughtfulness - what's right, when, and why - for you. Thanks!

[mikesandydotnet]

The native Canon EF-M 32mm f/1.4 is pretty awesome, too. Highly recommend it.

[PalmBeachesPaul]

I'm buying my first big boy camera this week. ( I currently vlog with a DJI Osmo Action & GoPro Hero5) but I'm getting the Canon M50 and can't wait to start taking real photos along with my vlogs. Just subscribed..

[michaelscanlon]

You are going to love the new Sony ZV1