Humble? Looks like the dude has had too much coffee before the shoot. Or he's just trying to get airborne. No offence, but the presentation looks very nervous...
Best review I’ve come across after I decided on the M50.. super straight to the point and actually show how it’ll look instead of just showing the physical lenses themselves
I don’t remember you mentioning the M50 1.6x crop factor which affect a lens DOF. I.E the 50 mil is no longer a 50mil but a 80 mil (50x1.6) when attached to the M50 with the adapter. Great work !
You are so right! I have no idea why I didn‘t mention that anywhere in the video. Happy you‘ve pointed this out. I think it‘s time to male another video exactly about this 😊🙌 Thanks for watching 🚀
Wow just so you know 2 years later this video still helped someone! Im buying the m6 mii and needed to know which vlogging lens and which food photography lens and this helped, thanks!
@@artisticboundaries Aw, thank you! and yes, @philly2_flyy. I'm just staring social media like I am youtube so only 1 post but more coming. thanks for your comment💕
the samyang 8mm justifies this professionally as a second camera always ready, the 11 to 22 for travel stills and an adapted 135 f2 for long lens stuff
I was looking at this kit because it has a few low light options: 1. 11-22mm 2. 22mm f2 3. 32mm f1.4 4. 100mm f2.8 5. 50mm f1.8 Coming from Fuji every camera outside of the a7SII seems to struggle in comparison. It’s one reason I use Fuji for photography. But Canon has it locked down for video.
That 32mm f1.4 is under rated. No one ever mentions it. It's the true nifty fifty when using an aps-c crop sensor camera. It gives the 50mm focal length equivalent everyone recommends.
I'm just waiting for amazon to deliver my m50 and for sure this video made my next lens purchase easier, I'm getting both 22mm and 50mm for f2.0 and f1.8.
Hi Metin. Thanks very much for this. I think that this would be really useful for a lot of people. I just wanted to note (for people who may not know) that the focal length of the lenses is given relative to full frame cameras, but - for the Canon M50, with a crop-factor of 1.6 - the effective focal length of each lens is almost doubled - e.g., the 'Nifty Fifty' 50mm f 1.8 in your review is actually giving more of a 'look' closer to the kind of angle and compression that a 100mm lens would give on a full-frame camera. I really like the M50's kit lens (even though it could be sharper), and when I used to shoot 35mm in the old, pre-digital days, I always used a 28mm (not a 50mm) as my standard lens. So the 15-45mm kit lens approximates a 28mm at its widest angle of view. I just wish that it could open wider than f 3.5.
Question , using the m50 , can you use the 15 - 45 mm kit lens with the speed booster, also do you need the adapter to use the 50 mm and the wide angle lens he used in the video?? im kinda lost, thanks
@@thesetoppicks Hi there! yes! I believe you can use the 15-45mm kit lens with the speed booster, though I recommend you to do more research before buying one. Also, yes you do need to use an adapter to use the lenses that are not specifically made for M50. For example, the 50mm is an EF lens while my 55-200mm is an EF-S lens; the M50 has an EF-M mount so you can only use EF-M lenses without an adapter. In essence, you can use any lenses on the M50 as long as you put an EF-M adapter on it.
@@thesetoppicks I've just checked that lense on Amazon and it is an EF-S lense, therefore you're gonna have to use the adapter mount to use it on M50 :)
I have the 22mm and the nifty fifety viltrox speed booster the m50 is a great inexpensive camera for photography a great step above the smart phone photography
@@baowzer6430 - The 32 mm on a crop sensor is a 51 mm equivalent (on a full frame), and is the best for portrait shots or any imagery requiring natural eye perspectives.
Simple is best. Love the way you just compared all the lenses one after the other. I'm 110% confident about what lens to buy. I'm looking to buy the equipment needed to make my own youtube videos next week. I spent two days watching tons of videos about lenses. But your one hit the nail on the head. Ps, my camera is going to be the Canon M50.
Amazing review! I have owned a Canon G7X for many years now and learned how to use it to its maximum potential, but there are definitely some limitations that the Canon M50 unlocks with ease. May I ask how is the 22mm for vlogging? I've always enjoyed having the ability to vlog at any time of day/night, and with a stunning 1.8 aperture lens, the G7X did it like a champ. My only concern is that the 22mm would sit too close to the face to get a decent range of view. What do you think?
great video. thanks for sharing. my only rub would be that i personally don't like any glass that is above 2.8f maximum aperture for anything indoors without serious lighting. the usefulness and clarity of the image is just lost. There's like no control unless outdoors.
Best review! Really informative and thorough. I was very confused with all the lenses cuz I am just a beginner in photography. Now it’s clear to me. Thanks so much!
So far my favorite has been the 22mm f2 efm prime lens. Very portable and versatile. Also like the 50mm 1.8 ef stg with speed booster, great combination.
This was an amazing video! I used to love doing landscape photography when I was in my early 20s. Now with a wife and 2 kids, I stumbled onto a video of my 6 year old doing a youtube style review of his favorite video games while his 4 year old brother did a decent job holding the ipad steady. His eyes lit up when I broke out my old Canon XTI. With the nifty 50 and my beloved 17-55 2.8f. I'm thinking the m50 might be small enough I actually take on vacations and I can over see my son getting an early start on vlog or photography. Hows the autofocus with fast moving sports?
Such a lovely story! Hope you and your kids will discover together the magic of video and photography. Well the M50 has the famous Canon Dual Auto Focus which is amazing. Still depends also on the lens you‘re using.
@@ickypowwow6635 no, I'm getting myself a camera for my family and he can start learning with it. Went a different route and grabbed a gopro hero 7 at Costco when the 8 came out at 197.99. He's gotten really good doing stop motion movies with his legos
FANTASTIC review!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was easy to follow and extremely informative! I appreciate you for changing out the lenses each time, so we can get a visual of what you’re explaining. Thank you.
@@MetinSenler maybe some simple settings for different genres 😀 that would awesome. Not sure what type of photography I'd like to do. Currently I'm doing a little of everything
Hey mate. Love the video. Really informative as I’ve just bought an M50. The camera is incredible for the price. I traded it in for my 70d purely for the size. You’re super likeable. Keep the videos coming 👍
Hey Jay! Thanks a lot for your nice comment. Really appreciate that you took your time and wrote under my video. Which lenses do you use or are you planning to use?
Metin Senler No problem at all. I like what you’re doing. After watching your video I’m definitely going to get the 22. I already have a few other various lens that I’ll use with an adaptor, but I was curious about the 22.
Great video. My question is, why don't anyone recommend the Canon 32mm prime lens? That's the one you'd need to capture the 50mm focal length. The crop factor of 1.6mm has to be taken into consideration. The 32mm is the true nifty fifty when using an aps-c camera.
Thanks! So, the 32mm wasn’t out yet when I recorded this video. I know what you mean, but the Nifty Fifty will always be the 50mm I showed in the video. It’s true, the 1.6 crop is essential, but that doesn’t change the fact that the nifty fifty is officially a 50mm (built for full-frame).
The Sigma contemporary lenses are excellent. The EF lenses with a focal reducer are also nice. I see f1.0 with my 85mm Canon lens. I don't like any kit lenses for the M series. The 22mm ef-m lens is good, but none of the other ef-m lenses that I tried produced pleasing results.
i love these kinda videos because they are raw and i can relate. i can see the physical changes as you change elements. i will take this any day over studio based or others
Hey mate, I love the way you've presented this video you've really shown everything in such a useful way, top job with this, I'm super keen to try a few of these out, killer video, Great job
Very Cool Stuff. I just started with video this year and also decided to go with the M50. I love this little camera! Talk about a surprising package especially considering what you'll pay for one when compared to the "big timer cameras". I know it has it's drawbacks but I don't care, I'm learning to use what I got and this thing has a lot for it's price point. These are the lenses I use, all Canon: EF-S 10-22mm, EF 85mm f/1.4L, and EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro. M50 USER'S UNITE!!!!!!
Great Video i am so glad that you have made this video i did have the 77d which i did like very much but i took on holiday with me to Thailand and i found it very heavy to carry round so i sold it , i did have interest the canon M50 but the only thing what put me of was having to buy the adapter now i have seen this video it has given me a good idea thanks again for a great video full marks.
Great lens setup, i debating between Canon 200D & M50 but in the end I choose 200D cause I don’t want to use adapter. i only have 4 lens while i travel kit lens STM 18-55mm ( use most time) YN nifty fifty 1.8 Canon 10-18mm STM (used it often) Tamron 70-300mm Di Marco (landscape) If i got the budget i really wish to swap the kit lens to 18-135mm to give me more distance.
Great review! That's the information and confirmation I needed! Can't do much with that camera if your going to use it for filming . It makes the 10mm look like an 18mm on a crop sensor. A can know call the Canon M50 a double crap camera . Sorry its "Double Crop"...
As a total beginner to cameras can you show us the settings you set up to use for the canon m50 step by step. This is the camera i just bought and i have been through a couple videos thats have only helped a little. Thanks in advance!
What lens do you recommend for sit down videos? For a beauty/makeup channel. A lens with the most depth of field. And also for photography. I like pictures and videos with a good depth of field?
Excellent video. For newbies, really good tutorial to understand the basic differences between lenses. And it's nice that you're actually filming on the camera that people are interested in seeing. So many of these RUclips videos film on a totally different camera than the one that you are interested in.
Can you do a video comparing a 15 to 16 mm focal length lens and a 22 mm focal length lens at arm’s length, on a gimbal, for vlogging purposes? Great video btw.
I just got the M50 for my birthday with the kit lense, so i'm basically just starting over since not done any photography for years & want so much to get back into it, love your video & info on lenses, particularly want a recommendation for good zoom lens, i like to photograph wildlife. So glad I found your channel Metin Senler !
I saw your video 5 years ago! I have my first lens because of your recommendation 😊. I want to do wildlife photos (when I go hiking 😬 and I see a bird o any animal around) with this camera . What lends do you recommend? 🙂
Yu Guan It‘s also my favorite lens but I think it‘s a good thing to have a zoom lens as a starter lens. So people who are just starting out can try different focal lenghts.
My pleasure Jude! I‘m currently working on new, easy-to-understand lens and camera videos. Would love to read your comments on them too. Have a great day!
Thank you so much This is the great review in RUclips I have Q, Which one is the best for everything (vloging, video in door) S 24 mm f/2.8 Or S 22 mm f/2.0
Thanks a lot watching. Happy to help! I‘m currently working on some more easy to understand lens reviews. Would love to read your opinions on them soon 🙌
Great video, thanks for making it. My particular slant on video making is largely live music with musicians on a dark stage in a dark club, making f stops paramount in importance. I solved it through bringing in 2 of my own lights (1x Yongnuo LED barn-door affair on a tiny tripod and 1x INSSTRO RGB light strapped to the hi-hat stand) and with lens purchases. Had I seen your video earlier I think I still would have made roughly the same buys. In the bag are ... hacked EF-S 18-55mm, hacked EF-S 24mm, EF 50mm f1.8, EF mount Sigma 28mm f1.8, Kamlan EF-M mount 28mm f1.4 ... and the 15-45mm kit lens. Let's get the kit lens out of the way first. I didn't think it worth bothering with when I bought the M50 but I read the reviews and thought it looked handy and the price! - £42. And if I ever only have room for 1 camera and 1 lens now (like when I'm out on the scooter), it's the M50 with the 15-45. The reason for the hacked EF-S lenses? A Viltrox speedbooster. Together with a Commlite straight adapter, all the auto-focus prime lenses now have 2 focal distances. For example, taking the APSC sensor into account, a nifty 50 will have 80mm (Commlite) and now 57mm(ish) (Viltrox). And it gives you a whole f stop more of light, [he says pointing back up to the top with the dark gigs] - so now my main issue is sound quality. Nearly there. Cheers
So much weight and cumbersome adapters -- remember, you have to remove the speed booster each time you switch lenses or the camera will give you an error msg. The point of the m50 is its compact size, it defeats the purpose having all these heavy lenses & extra parts on a tiny camera body. The only lenses I need are the 11-22 mm for wide angle, 32 mm for a nifty fifty (51 mm equivalent on a full frame), and a 55-200 mm telephoto lens. Hook them on a Fii Trilens Holder at the waist and you can swap lenses out easily without having to worry about removing various parts. Plus, native lenses are always going to communicate, with the camera that they were designed for, much better.
@@YourMajesty143 It's my budget that has dictated my choices. I bought the EF lens for my T3i (since sold) and T4i. Then I bought an EOS M (also since sold) and the adapters before adding to the list with the Sigma 28mm. It's f1.8 which means that with the speedbooster, I can get that down to f1.2. I'm not going to get close to that with anything from the native line up. If I went for the brightest on offer (the 32mm f1.4), I'd have the equivalent of 51.2mm. That focal length is kiboshed by the EF 50mm f1.8, possibly the most popular and excellent value lens on the planet. With the speedbooster, that's f1.2 (I like this number) and 57mm. The Sigma 28mm becomes 32mm equivalent, which is right where I want it. I have a camera and lens kit bag of a limited size, and that kit bag is geared towards the gig work. I mentioned the Kamlan manual EF-M lens and the ubercheap 15-45 that I've bought since getting the M50. Well, they'll be more for outdoor daylight stuff (hiking, for example) where the light is bright enough not to give the 15-45 any trouble and I'd just add the Weebill S, a mike with deadcat and perhaps a monopod (and a Fii Trilens now I've looked it up). I have a different rucksack for that - but sadly am not able to do much hiking at the moment. I did look at the 11-22 when I was looking at the 15-45 and the price difference was just a no-brainer. For around the house, which right now is pretty much all of the time, I have the EF-S 24mm f2.8 on the M50 with the straight Commlite adapter, which gives me 38.4mm equiv. So ... if I had more native EF-M lenses I would definitely use them if they were superior to my motley EF line up. But I certainly cannot jusitfy buying pricey kit that frankly does a poorer job than my existing stuff just because it's more compact. I've never had any error messages relating the speedbooster being on the camera. And for convenience I frequently leave an adapter on the camera. I don't remember having any issues ... and the EF's communicate brilliantly with the M50 - much better than the EOS M (let's not go there) and the autofocus is faster with the adapted M50 than the T4i. Vive la Dual Pixel! One thing you did mention is the 55-200mm. That's got my attention as I sold my EF telephoto zoom with the T3i and haven't had anything decent since. I was going to buy the EF 70-200 f2.8 when I could afford it and other things weren't such a priority. I've just had a look at the 55-200 and it's f4.5-6.3. It would be great for wildlife but useless in low light. I think I'll keep saving. So you're right about using mirrorless to bring your volume and weight down. It's perfect for that and if you're starting off with just the M50, then you're not going to be looking at spending money on adapters, etc.
Fantastic video. I just bought my m50 and have already got to the point that I've been looking for my next lens. This broke down alot of the confusion. Thanks for the advice.
Hey guy, thanks for your video is useful for guiding people through your practical testing of favorite Canon Lenses. My default M50's standard zoom using the EF 17-40mm f4L USM lens with EF-M mount adaptor. For the sake of lightweight in daily shooting/vlogging, I always use Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM Lens for vlogging and EF-M 22mm f2 STM for indoor for low light photo/video.
Very useful man! Got a lot of ideas and info on this. I am thinking of upgrading from canon 800d to m50. However i think it could not be a great change between the 2. Except the size for sure. I am trying to look for a great lens but now i am thinking if i already have the needed one. I have 18-200 f3.5-6.3 Tamron, 10-18mm f4.5-5.6, and 50mm f1.8.
Dude, you’re well equipped tbh in this case I wouldn’t change (except you need a lighter camera). If so I’d buy it with the ef to efm lens adaptor I’m mentioning in the video. You can use all your lenses then.
Does the Canon EF 50 mm, f1.8 need a mount adapter ? I am guessing not. An answer would be appreciated. And this video was really amazing . Gave me some insight about lenses in general. I really liked the way you expressed the differences between the lenses
You need it. The lens has a different mounting system (EF) than the Camera. I linked the product down below. And thanks for the feedback! Happy the video was helpful 😊
Hey can you go out and shoot some photos with all those lenses. Same photos but with the different lenses and do a comparison and explain where/ how far you’re standing, what you shot it with how you arranged it in the menu/settings etc.
Amazing lenses comparison. I'm getting a canon m50 in few days . But still im 50% which lenses do I need to invest. I like the 100 and the wide lens. Crazy amazing lenses ,
Thanks! Well deciding which lens you want to use ask yourself what actually are going to record and from there you can decide which lens you need. But first try the kit-lens out and use it as good as possible.
T’was a great vlog, very informative! 👏 I have my canon eos M50, I’ve decided to start having a travel and food vlogs. I want to have a crisp look and blurry background that 15-45 mm can’t. Can I have a suggestions from you what lens will I buy?.
Thanks for watching! Well, the 22mm prime lens is actually a really good bet. I’ll make a video about it quite soon so stay tuned and also check out other videos here about the 22mm. There are some great RUclipsrs covering it 👌
Good review buddy only you didn't mention the crop factor that takes those f numbers higher than the original ones you mentioned. Otherwise, perfect review.
Thank you for this amazing video, really well explained. This video makes me easy to aprecciate the differences between the canon lenses, but I have to choose between 11-22 ef-m and 10-18 ef-s, because I think this two are pretty similar, so I appreciate any help. Thanks
Hi David. So for coming back so late. The lower the number gets, the more use see a difference. If you are looking for the widest one - go with the 10-18.
I appreciate you about your content and successful English. I am going to buy M50 and will use it in RUclips channel, which lense do you advice me for most blurry background result?
I have no idea what you just talked about because I'm a noob 🤔 LOL and I watched to the end and I just purchased this camera and am so excited to use it! I had the sonya6000 for 3 miserable years and I finally tossed it at the wall 😉😆
Bro 2 doubts are there.. 1. Is it a EF-M to EF/EFS lens mount adapter you've shown in this video? 2. Can we vlog with 50mm prime lens by holding it with our hands and get blur background even if we move some distance away camera? Does m50 track the object that is in focus at this case or prime lens just blur object background at a particular distance?
Bruv - Sorry for the late answer. 1. It's the EF/EFS to EF-M to be precise 2. Well I think the 50mm gets you toooo near to the camera when holding it. I would recommend to go with the 22mm or even a wider one. Try the kit-lens (15-35mm) which comes with the camera and check where you feel comfy 3. The M50 has a face tracker so it will always keep a face in focus IF activated. The blurry background comes from the low aperture the 50mm provides (1.8). I will make a video example soon so hit the follow button.
I advise people should get a speedbooster rather than adapter. Cause with the speed booster they are a lot closer to what they would be on a fullframe camera.
Thanks! Yes it is needed if oyu want to mount any other lens than a EF-M lens. You see, EF-M is a format specifically designed for the Canon EOS M mirrorless camera system with EF-M mount, like the M50. You can also use aaaall the other lenses too but you need an adapter. It's like the wall plugs in foreign countries. :-D
How well does the camera shoot at night please? No one ever posts samples of neon lights etc. Would you please post a couple night photos? All the reviews actually say negative things about its night capability and I'm really curious. Trying to decide between this camera and the Sony A6000. Thanks for any info. Also, great review. Straight and to the point. (Edited)
I FINALLY added chapters so you can skip to whatever you like.
The most simple, humble and amazing review on the Internet. Bravo!
Vovvi Kostenko Awww thank you very much ☺️
Totally agree, has to be the best and most informative on the Ef-S stuff for M mount. Makes it easy to see which ones that suit. Excellent !
Humble?
Looks like the dude has had too much coffee before the shoot.
Or he's just trying to get airborne.
No offence, but the presentation looks very nervous...
I think "simple" is very inaccurate. This video is well made but it could have easily been under 10 minutes and just as informative.
indeed!!!
6 years after and this video is still very helpful, thanks from colombia
Happy to help! Cheers from Switzerland 🙌
What a great comparison! I finally understand the differences - as a person who is not savvy in camera world it's the best review I have seen
Happy to help! 🙌
Best review I’ve come across after I decided on the M50.. super straight to the point and actually show how it’ll look instead of just showing the physical lenses themselves
Super happy you‘re happy! 🙌
Thank you Metin! I just bought the m50 and I have all these lenses. You validated easily why I made the right decision! Thank you!!!!!
Just bought the M50 for my baby channel and you explained the lens options perfectly. Thank you
My pleasure and good luck with your baby channel!
I don’t remember you mentioning the M50 1.6x crop factor which affect a lens DOF. I.E the 50 mil is no longer a 50mil but a 80 mil (50x1.6) when attached to the M50 with the adapter. Great work !
You are so right! I have no idea why I didn‘t mention that anywhere in the video. Happy you‘ve pointed this out. I think it‘s time to male another video exactly about this 😊🙌
Thanks for watching 🚀
@@MetinSenler so basically the 10-18mm would start at 16mm? I'm a bit confused since it looked wider than the kit lens
Wow just so you know 2 years later this video still helped someone!
Im buying the m6 mii and needed to know which vlogging lens and which food photography
lens and this helped, thanks!
Always happy to help! Enjoy the m6 🙌
Brittany I just watched your Hot Chocolate Video. You did a great job!!! Are you on IG???
@@artisticboundaries Aw, thank you! and yes, @philly2_flyy. I'm just staring social media like I am youtube so only 1 post but more coming. thanks for your comment💕
the samyang 8mm justifies this professionally as a second camera always ready, the 11 to 22 for travel stills and an adapted 135 f2 for long lens stuff
Thankyou for this this is the best and most easiest way to understand the differences for the best m50 lenses
Happy to help!
I was looking at this kit because it has a few low light options:
1. 11-22mm
2. 22mm f2
3. 32mm f1.4
4. 100mm f2.8
5. 50mm f1.8
Coming from Fuji every camera outside of the a7SII seems to struggle in comparison. It’s one reason I use Fuji for photography.
But Canon has it locked down for video.
That 32mm f1.4 is under rated. No one ever mentions it. It's the true nifty fifty when using an aps-c crop sensor camera. It gives the 50mm focal length equivalent everyone recommends.
I'm just waiting for amazon to deliver my m50 and for sure this video made my next lens purchase easier, I'm getting both 22mm and 50mm for f2.0 and f1.8.
Don’t forget the adaptor for the nifty fifty! Check the description down below where I linked everything 🙌
Hi Metin. Thanks very much for this. I think that this would be really useful for a lot of people. I just wanted to note (for people who may not know) that the focal length of the lenses is given relative to full frame cameras, but - for the Canon M50, with a crop-factor of 1.6 - the effective focal length of each lens is almost doubled - e.g., the 'Nifty Fifty' 50mm f 1.8 in your review is actually giving more of a 'look' closer to the kind of angle and compression that a 100mm lens would give on a full-frame camera.
I really like the M50's kit lens (even though it could be sharper), and when I used to shoot 35mm in the old, pre-digital days, I always used a 28mm (not a 50mm) as my standard lens. So the 15-45mm kit lens approximates a 28mm at its widest angle of view. I just wish that it could open wider than f 3.5.
Thank you very much for this! True - would have been important to point it out also in the video 🙌
50x 1.6 = 80mm surely not doubled to 100 as stated ???
@@paulgreggain1320 With the 100mm he's referring to the 100mm L glas I'm mentioning in the video.
Without doubt the best demonstration of lens depth, length and range ever. Thank you Metin
Thank you so much Pete! I‘m finally working on some more easy to understand lens reviews. Would love to read your opinions on them soon 🙌
Quick question. What are your settings? Your video style looks so different from other canon m50 channels.
I felt the same. Obe thing I found out is he shoots in 1080p 50fps. This surely makes the difference
This is Tammy Sypniewski ! Go check her the LumaFusion tutorials & thank me later.
Best Review Ever. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Bro.
My pleasure !
Very helpful video with explanation and demonstration for people who aren't familiar with lenses like myself. Thank you!
Happy to help! 😊
I'm using the 15-45mm f3.5 as my wide angle lens; 50mm f1.8 for portraits; and 55-200mm f4.0 as a telephoto lens.
Question , using the m50 , can you use the 15 - 45 mm kit lens with the speed booster, also do you need the adapter to use the 50 mm and the wide angle lens he used in the video?? im kinda lost, thanks
@@thesetoppicks Hi there! yes! I believe you can use the 15-45mm kit lens with the speed booster, though I recommend you to do more research before buying one. Also, yes you do need to use an adapter to use the lenses that are not specifically made for M50. For example, the 50mm is an EF lens while my 55-200mm is an EF-S lens; the M50 has an EF-M mount so you can only use EF-M lenses without an adapter. In essence, you can use any lenses on the M50 as long as you put an EF-M adapter on it.
@@rabblay9073 gotcha , i bought the speed booster already lol, do you need the mount adapter to use the 10 - 18 mm lens on t he m50
@@thesetoppicks I've just checked that lense on Amazon and it is an EF-S lense, therefore you're gonna have to use the adapter mount to use it on M50 :)
@@rabblay9073 ok cool, and what about the 15 - 45 mm kit lens , does it fit the speed booster adapter
I have the 22mm and the nifty fifety viltrox speed booster the m50 is a great inexpensive camera for photography a great step above the smart phone photography
I really want to see eos m50 + 50mm/1.8 portraits... There literally no vids on it... I hope you could make one with sample images!... Nice Video
Dat is actually a good idea! Alright - Stay tuned!
@@MetinSenler me too.
Brian Minh Triet Nguyen Maybe the 22mm or even the 32mm can be a nice alternative.
@@baowzer6430 - The 32 mm on a crop sensor is a 51 mm equivalent (on a full frame), and is the best for portrait shots or any imagery requiring natural eye perspectives.
Simple is best. Love the way you just compared all the lenses one after the other. I'm 110% confident about what lens to buy. I'm looking to buy the equipment needed to make my own youtube videos next week. I spent two days watching tons of videos about lenses. But your one hit the nail on the head. Ps, my camera is going to be the Canon M50.
So happy to help! 🚀
Amazing review! I have owned a Canon G7X for many years now and learned how to use it to its maximum potential, but there are definitely some limitations that the Canon M50 unlocks with ease. May I ask how is the 22mm for vlogging? I've always enjoyed having the ability to vlog at any time of day/night, and with a stunning 1.8 aperture lens, the G7X did it like a champ. My only concern is that the 22mm would sit too close to the face to get a decent range of view. What do you think?
LaloRacer1 First of all, sorry for answering sooo late! The 22mm is great BUT can sit too close to your face when you don’t stretch your arm enough 😄
great video. thanks for sharing. my only rub would be that i personally don't like any glass that is above 2.8f maximum aperture for anything indoors without serious lighting. the usefulness and clarity of the image is just lost. There's like no control unless outdoors.
Thanks for watching and your comment. Totally agree with your opinion on the max 2.8f. 🙌
Best review! Really informative and thorough. I was very confused with all the lenses cuz I am just a beginner in photography. Now it’s clear to me. Thanks so much!
Happy to help 🙌
I'm just diving into the camera world and I find your videos really easy and helpful! thanks a lot.
Happy to help 🙌 Enjoy the camera world 😊
Thanks Mate, helpful vid. I'm assuming that your filming this in 1080p30? so cropping those lenses as 1.6?
Exactly! 👌
So far my favorite has been the 22mm f2 efm prime lens. Very portable and versatile. Also like the 50mm 1.8 ef stg with speed booster, great combination.
EXCELLENT Choice!
This was an amazing video! I used to love doing landscape photography when I was in my early 20s. Now with a wife and 2 kids, I stumbled onto a video of my 6 year old doing a youtube style review of his favorite video games while his 4 year old brother did a decent job holding the ipad steady. His eyes lit up when I broke out my old Canon XTI. With the nifty 50 and my beloved 17-55 2.8f. I'm thinking the m50 might be small enough I actually take on vacations and I can over see my son getting an early start on vlog or photography. Hows the autofocus with fast moving sports?
Such a lovely story! Hope you and your kids will discover together the magic of video and photography. Well the M50 has the famous Canon Dual Auto Focus which is amazing. Still depends also on the lens you‘re using.
wait your getting a 6 year old child a $500 mirrorless camera to START with?
or am I misreading that cause I really hope that isn't the case.
@@ickypowwow6635 no, I'm getting myself a camera for my family and he can start learning with it. Went a different route and grabbed a gopro hero 7 at Costco when the 8 came out at 197.99. He's gotten really good doing stop motion movies with his legos
FANTASTIC review!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was easy to follow and extremely informative! I appreciate you for changing out the lenses each time, so we can get a visual of what you’re explaining. Thank you.
So happy to help! Hit me up if you have any questions. 🙌
Thank you! I'm a newbie and the demos helped a bunch! Keep up the good work!
Thanks a lot. I’m happy to help. And you keep taking pictures. 🚀
Just got a m50 a few months ago and I can't wait to learn more from you. Maybe I can pick up some video tips too
I‘ll be definitely posting more about the M50 soon. Anything in particular you‘d like to know?
@@MetinSenler maybe some simple settings for different genres 😀 that would awesome.
Not sure what type of photography I'd like to do. Currently I'm doing a little of everything
Hey mate. Love the video. Really informative as I’ve just bought an M50. The camera is incredible for the price. I traded it in for my 70d purely for the size. You’re super likeable. Keep the videos coming 👍
Hey Jay! Thanks a lot for your nice comment. Really appreciate that you took your time and wrote under my video.
Which lenses do you use or are you planning to use?
Metin Senler No problem at all. I like what you’re doing. After watching your video I’m definitely going to get the 22. I already have a few other various lens that I’ll use with an adaptor, but I was curious about the 22.
Finally, the exact video i was looking for! I made sure to watch ALL the ads in full because this was perfect!
Thank you so much!
I have m50 too,and I have no regret
Great video. My question is, why don't anyone recommend the Canon 32mm prime lens? That's the one you'd need to capture the 50mm focal length. The crop factor of 1.6mm has to be taken into consideration. The 32mm is the true nifty fifty when using an aps-c camera.
Thanks! So, the 32mm wasn’t out yet when I recorded this video.
I know what you mean, but the Nifty Fifty will always be the 50mm I showed in the video. It’s true, the 1.6 crop is essential, but that doesn’t change the fact that the nifty fifty is officially a 50mm (built for full-frame).
Bro, thank you for such a simple and useful video. You deserve more subscribers. Greetings from México.
My pleasure! 🙌
@@MetinSenler You got a new for life subscriber 😅
Wow thanks bro! 🙌🙌🙌
I have the 22mm f/2 lens, and I love it. Such a good lens.
Nice review. I've been ignorant about the lenses. Your demonstration gives some enlightenment.. Keep it up bro👍
Thanks a lot Jake. Really appreciate it. 🙌
The Sigma contemporary lenses are excellent. The EF lenses with a focal reducer are also nice. I see f1.0 with my 85mm Canon lens. I don't like any kit lenses for the M series. The 22mm ef-m lens is good, but none of the other ef-m lenses that I tried produced pleasing results.
I just got my M50 yesterday and now I’m looking forward for that 22mm or 50mm! 😮 Just subscribed btw 😆
Thanks a lot! Have fun 🚀
i love these kinda videos because they are raw and i can relate. i can see the physical changes as you change elements. i will take this any day over studio based or others
Prince Banini thanks a lot! Really appreciate it 🙌
@@MetinSenler you're most welcome buddy
Hey mate, I love the way you've presented this video you've really shown everything in such a useful way, top job with this, I'm super keen to try a few of these out, killer video, Great job
Thank you so much! 🙌
Very Cool Stuff. I just started with video this year and also decided to go with the M50. I love this little camera! Talk about a surprising package especially considering what you'll pay for one when compared to the "big timer cameras". I know it has it's drawbacks but I don't care, I'm learning to use what I got and this thing has a lot for it's price point. These are the lenses I use, all Canon: EF-S 10-22mm, EF 85mm f/1.4L, and EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro. M50 USER'S UNITE!!!!!!
Great Video i am so glad that you have made this video i did have the 77d which i did like very much but i took on holiday with me to Thailand and i found it very heavy to carry round so i sold it , i did have interest the canon M50 but the only thing what put me of was having to buy the adapter now i have seen this video it has given me a good idea thanks again for a great video full marks.
stephen O'CONNELL Hey man! Happy I could help. Hit me up if you have some further questions and thanks for watching.
Great lens setup, i debating between Canon 200D & M50 but in the end I choose 200D cause I don’t want to use adapter. i only have 4 lens while i travel
kit lens STM 18-55mm ( use most time)
YN nifty fifty 1.8
Canon 10-18mm STM (used it often)
Tamron 70-300mm Di Marco (landscape)
If i got the budget i really wish to swap the kit lens to 18-135mm to give me more distance.
Hello hello! I just put the link to the tripod I use in the video in the description. 🚀
We need a time stamp bro
Flip Gz Good idea!
What adapter did you use to use the nifty fifty lens?!
Bro türksün🇹🇷🙏🏻
This is by far the best and most well rounded collection of lenses for my m50 I can find on RUclips. Great video! 😍👍🏼
Thanks a lot Tyler!
Great review! That's the information and confirmation I needed! Can't do much with that camera if your going to use it for filming . It makes the 10mm look like an 18mm on a crop sensor. A can know call the Canon M50 a double crap camera . Sorry its "Double Crop"...
As a total beginner to cameras can you show us the settings you set up to use for the canon m50 step by step. This is the camera i just bought and i have been through a couple videos thats have only helped a little. Thanks in advance!
Hi! What exactly you're looking for? Video or photo? Low light?
@@MetinSenler video and photo mainly outdoors
@1:52 "I layed down a brick..." 😂🤣😂 What a totes 'shit' thing to say 😂🤣😂 I'm such a child! Bahaha © Ali G
Bruh!!! 🤣
What lens do you recommend for sit down videos? For a beauty/makeup channel. A lens with the most depth of field. And also for photography. I like pictures and videos with a good depth of field?
I have a SL2 !,, subbed much love from Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks a lot! 🙌
Excellent video. For newbies, really good tutorial to understand the basic differences between lenses. And it's nice that you're actually filming on the camera that people are interested in seeing. So many of these RUclips videos film on a totally different camera than the one that you are interested in.
Thanks a lot! Appreciate it a lot 🙌
LOL just get the adaptor and the sigma 18-35 1.8 and your done!
Lol
Can you do a video comparing a 15 to 16 mm focal length lens and a 22 mm focal length lens at arm’s length, on a gimbal, for vlogging purposes? Great video btw.
I just got the M50 for my birthday with the kit lense, so i'm basically just starting over since not done any photography for years & want so much to get back into it, love your video & info on lenses, particularly want a recommendation for good zoom lens, i like to photograph wildlife. So glad I found your channel Metin Senler !
I saw your video 5 years ago! I have my first lens because of your recommendation 😊. I want to do wildlife photos (when I go hiking 😬 and I see a bird o any animal around) with this camera . What lends do you recommend? 🙂
Informative video for beginners like me. Now I have a better understanding of those lenses.
Happy to help 😊
I`ve just ordered my M50 lens duo kit. Thanks for the video it was very helpful.
Happy to help. Stay safe while cycling 😊
22mm f2 is my daily lens since over 6 months :)
M50 should've come bundled with the 22m pancake instead of the usual 15-45mm in my opinion.
Yu Guan It‘s also my favorite lens but I think it‘s a good thing to have a zoom lens as a starter lens. So people who are just starting out can try different focal lenghts.
your videos are so helpful
unlike many that just go on rants
Happy to help! 😊
just bought the M50 and now know which lenses to go for... thank you
Happy to help!
Thank you for the video, really happy you showed actual videos of the difference . Thank you for the lesson
My pleasure Jude! I‘m currently working on new, easy-to-understand lens and camera videos. Would love to read your comments on them too. Have a great day!
congrats, one of the best and simplest reviews out here in YT land. Thank you
Thanks for checking it out! 🙌
This is how you should review lens , Change of scene when you take back your hand is most exciting part of the video 😎
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much
This is the great review in RUclips
I have Q,
Which one is the best for everything (vloging, video in door)
S 24 mm f/2.8
Or
S 22 mm f/2.0
22mm f/2.0
Thanks for this video. Can you add a link to your camera tripod in the description box?
Sure! I just did 🚀
Great bro i didn’t see any body gonna clear difference with all lens
Really really help full
Thanks a lot watching. Happy to help! I‘m currently working on some more easy to understand lens reviews. Would love to read your opinions on them soon 🙌
Very well explained. No doubts left. Thank you 😊
Thanks a lot!
Great video, thanks for making it. My particular slant on video making is largely live music with musicians on a dark stage in a dark club, making f stops paramount in importance. I solved it through bringing in 2 of my own lights (1x Yongnuo LED barn-door affair on a tiny tripod and 1x INSSTRO RGB light strapped to the hi-hat stand) and with lens purchases. Had I seen your video earlier I think I still would have made roughly the same buys. In the bag are ... hacked EF-S 18-55mm, hacked EF-S 24mm, EF 50mm f1.8, EF mount Sigma 28mm f1.8, Kamlan EF-M mount 28mm f1.4 ... and the 15-45mm kit lens. Let's get the kit lens out of the way first. I didn't think it worth bothering with when I bought the M50 but I read the reviews and thought it looked handy and the price! - £42. And if I ever only have room for 1 camera and 1 lens now (like when I'm out on the scooter), it's the M50 with the 15-45.
The reason for the hacked EF-S lenses? A Viltrox speedbooster. Together with a Commlite straight adapter, all the auto-focus prime lenses now have 2 focal distances. For example, taking the APSC sensor into account, a nifty 50 will have 80mm (Commlite) and now 57mm(ish) (Viltrox). And it gives you a whole f stop more of light, [he says pointing back up to the top with the dark gigs] - so now my main issue is sound quality. Nearly there.
Cheers
Wow man! Thanks for dropping your knowledge and experience here. Really appreciate it 🙌
So much weight and cumbersome adapters -- remember, you have to remove the speed booster each time you switch lenses or the camera will give you an error msg. The point of the m50 is its compact size, it defeats the purpose having all these heavy lenses & extra parts on a tiny camera body. The only lenses I need are the 11-22 mm for wide angle, 32 mm for a nifty fifty (51 mm equivalent on a full frame), and a 55-200 mm telephoto lens. Hook them on a Fii Trilens Holder at the waist and you can swap lenses out easily without having to worry about removing various parts. Plus, native lenses are always going to communicate, with the camera that they were designed for, much better.
@@YourMajesty143 It's my budget that has dictated my choices. I bought the EF lens for my T3i (since sold) and T4i. Then I bought an EOS M (also since sold) and the adapters before adding to the list with the Sigma 28mm. It's f1.8 which means that with the speedbooster, I can get that down to f1.2. I'm not going to get close to that with anything from the native line up. If I went for the brightest on offer (the 32mm f1.4), I'd have the equivalent of 51.2mm. That focal length is kiboshed by the EF 50mm f1.8, possibly the most popular and excellent value lens on the planet. With the speedbooster, that's f1.2 (I like this number) and 57mm. The Sigma 28mm becomes 32mm equivalent, which is right where I want it.
I have a camera and lens kit bag of a limited size, and that kit bag is geared towards the gig work.
I mentioned the Kamlan manual EF-M lens and the ubercheap 15-45 that I've bought since getting the M50. Well, they'll be more for outdoor daylight stuff (hiking, for example) where the light is bright enough not to give the 15-45 any trouble and I'd just add the Weebill S, a mike with deadcat and perhaps a monopod (and a Fii Trilens now I've looked it up). I have a different rucksack for that - but sadly am not able to do much hiking at the moment. I did look at the 11-22 when I was looking at the 15-45 and the price difference was just a no-brainer.
For around the house, which right now is pretty much all of the time, I have the EF-S 24mm f2.8 on the M50 with the straight Commlite adapter, which gives me 38.4mm equiv.
So ... if I had more native EF-M lenses I would definitely use them if they were superior to my motley EF line up. But I certainly cannot jusitfy buying pricey kit that frankly does a poorer job than my existing stuff just because it's more compact. I've never had any error messages relating the speedbooster being on the camera. And for convenience I frequently leave an adapter on the camera. I don't remember having any issues ... and the EF's communicate brilliantly with the M50 - much better than the EOS M (let's not go there) and the autofocus is faster with the adapted M50 than the T4i. Vive la Dual Pixel!
One thing you did mention is the 55-200mm. That's got my attention as I sold my EF telephoto zoom with the T3i and haven't had anything decent since. I was going to buy the EF 70-200 f2.8 when I could afford it and other things weren't such a priority. I've just had a look at the 55-200 and it's f4.5-6.3. It would be great for wildlife but useless in low light. I think I'll keep saving.
So you're right about using mirrorless to bring your volume and weight down. It's perfect for that and if you're starting off with just the M50, then you're not going to be looking at spending money on adapters, etc.
Fantastic video. I just bought my m50 and have already got to the point that I've been looking for my next lens. This broke down alot of the confusion. Thanks for the advice.
Happy to help! I’ll start again in two weeks making some videos about lenses so come back to check out if like. 🙌
Hey guy, thanks for your video is useful for guiding people through your practical testing of favorite Canon Lenses. My default M50's standard zoom using the EF 17-40mm f4L USM lens with EF-M mount adaptor. For the sake of lightweight in daily shooting/vlogging, I always use Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM Lens for vlogging and EF-M 22mm f2 STM for indoor for low light photo/video.
Great video, helped a lot. I also used Canon UKs live chat service at Canon Live to help choose the right lens for me
Can you tell us please how far you are from the camera exactly? Would love to know it because oyu made a craaaazy good review here! Thank you!
Thanks a lot! Appreciate it. I‘m about 1.5 meters (5 feet) away from the camera. Good point actually. I should consider this in my upcoming videos.
Great video! I am still doubting if I should buy the Canon m50 or the Sony a6400!
Aaahh these decisions 😄
Same prob here. 😂😂
Just saying this camera is around 600 where the Sony is 900
Loved the video. Very helpful. Better than RUclipsrs who has millions of subs
Thanks a lot 🙌
Amazing.plz i want know what the best mic 🎤 to this camera 📸 thanks alot
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Very useful man! Got a lot of ideas and info on this. I am thinking of upgrading from canon 800d to m50. However i think it could not be a great change between the 2. Except the size for sure. I am trying to look for a great lens but now i am thinking if i already have the needed one. I have 18-200 f3.5-6.3 Tamron, 10-18mm f4.5-5.6, and 50mm f1.8.
Dude, you’re well equipped tbh in this case I wouldn’t change (except you need a lighter camera). If so I’d buy it with the ef to efm lens adaptor I’m mentioning in the video. You can use all your lenses then.
@@MetinSenler thanks bud. Hahaha i tend to go on a travel so a lighter camera is a plus. My back and shoulder is already killing me.
Does the Canon EF 50 mm, f1.8 need a mount adapter ? I am guessing not. An answer would be appreciated.
And this video was really amazing . Gave me some insight about lenses in general. I really liked the way you expressed the differences between the lenses
You need it. The lens has a different mounting system (EF) than the Camera. I linked the product down below. And thanks for the feedback! Happy the video was helpful 😊
I appreciate this video bro! It's straight forward and got the point. It is easily one of the best lens reviews for the canon m50
Wow thanks a lot man! Really appreciate that you watched it. 🙌
Hey can you go out and shoot some photos with all those lenses. Same photos but with the different lenses and do a comparison and explain where/ how far you’re standing, what you shot it with how you arranged it in the menu/settings etc.
Sure thing! Good idea! I‘ll do that in the next two weeks. Subscribe to not miss it! 🚀
Amazing lenses comparison. I'm getting a canon m50 in few days . But still im 50% which lenses do I need to invest. I like the 100 and the wide lens. Crazy amazing lenses ,
Thanks! Well deciding which lens you want to use ask yourself what actually are going to record and from there you can decide which lens you need. But first try the kit-lens out and use it as good as possible.
I learned a lot in this video actually. very simplified.
Happy to help 😊
Great video
Nice and easy to understand Comparison 👍🏻 as a fellow redbeard I appreciate the extreme close up 🧔🏼
Hahaha 😂
I just got the Canon M50. What would be the best lens for up close, detailed photography of small objects?
T’was a great vlog, very informative! 👏
I have my canon eos M50, I’ve decided to start having a travel and food vlogs. I want to have a crisp look and blurry background that 15-45 mm can’t. Can I have a suggestions from you what lens will I buy?.
Thanks for watching! Well, the 22mm prime lens is actually a really good bet. I’ll make a video about it quite soon so stay tuned and also check out other videos here about the 22mm. There are some great RUclipsrs covering it 👌
Metin Senler I also think to buy the 50mm? Does it good? Thanks a lot.
Good review buddy only you didn't mention the crop factor that takes those f numbers higher than the original ones you mentioned. Otherwise, perfect review.
Thanks a lot and yes, you are more than right. There is a video coming up very soon about that. 😊
Thank you for this amazing video, really well explained. This video makes me easy to aprecciate the differences between the canon lenses, but I have to choose between 11-22 ef-m and 10-18 ef-s, because I think this two are pretty similar, so I appreciate any help. Thanks
Hi David. So for coming back so late. The lower the number gets, the more use see a difference. If you are looking for the widest one - go with the 10-18.
I appreciate you about your content and successful English. I am going to buy M50 and will use it in RUclips channel, which lense do you advice me for most blurry background result?
Thanks a lot. Well I'd go with the 22mm pancake lens shown in the video.
I have no idea what you just talked about because I'm a noob 🤔 LOL and I watched to the end and I just purchased this camera and am so excited to use it! I had the sonya6000 for 3 miserable years and I finally tossed it at the wall 😉😆
The a6000 is actually a nice camera - I had it too 😊 Enjoy your new cam!
Bro 2 doubts are there..
1. Is it a EF-M to EF/EFS lens mount adapter you've shown in this video?
2. Can we vlog with 50mm prime lens by holding it with our hands and get blur background even if we move some distance away camera? Does m50 track the object that is in focus at this case or prime lens just blur object background at a particular distance?
Bruv - Sorry for the late answer.
1. It's the EF/EFS to EF-M to be precise
2. Well I think the 50mm gets you toooo near to the camera when holding it. I would recommend to go with the 22mm or even a wider one. Try the kit-lens (15-35mm) which comes with the camera and check where you feel comfy
3. The M50 has a face tracker so it will always keep a face in focus IF activated. The blurry background comes from the low aperture the 50mm provides (1.8). I will make a video example soon so hit the follow button.
I advise people should get a speedbooster rather than adapter. Cause with the speed booster they are a lot closer to what they would be on a fullframe camera.
Great video! What is the mount adapter used for and is it necessary?
Thanks! Yes it is needed if oyu want to mount any other lens than a EF-M lens. You see, EF-M is a format specifically designed for the Canon EOS M mirrorless camera system with EF-M mount, like the M50. You can also use aaaall the other lenses too but you need an adapter. It's like the wall plugs in foreign countries. :-D
How well does the camera shoot at night please? No one ever posts samples of neon lights etc. Would you please post a couple night photos? All the reviews actually say negative things about its night capability and I'm really curious. Trying to decide between this camera and the Sony A6000. Thanks for any info. Also, great review. Straight and to the point. (Edited)
Very good question! I‘ll make a video about it. 🙌
super cool. What were your settings for this video. that would be awesome information...thanks
this guy deserves way more subscribers
Thanks! Step by step 😊
Best video about lenses ..
Love it ..
Keep it up..
Thanks!
Great video, an easy but effective video 👍🏻
Thanks a lot for watching!
I’m planning to get this soon. Watching this makes me wanna go get it today
Haha! Happy to help. More videos about lenses etc. coming up! 🙌
Metin Senler subscribed already 😃
Oh wow thanks a lot! 🙌 don‘t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.