CANON

EOS M50 Mark II Ef M 18 150mm camera kit

Have you always wanted to enter the world of social media but have never been sure how to get started? Well, thanks to Canon’s EOS M50 Mark II Ef M 18 150mm camera kit, you can show off your masterful and high-quality vlogging skills. Fitted with a flip screen, making it ideal for content creators, it shoots 4K-resolution video and takes stills when it’s time to master that selfie. You can even stream directly to YouTube when it’s time to upload.

Capture great-quality content from this 24.1 megapixel, 4K mirrorless camera with a large APS-C size sensor

This 4K vlogging camera makes broadcasts easy, thanks to direct YouTube live streaming¹ and a Vari-Angle touchscreen that rotates through 180˚

Movie self timer starts recording after a short pause – when you’re ready, not when you’re reaching for the button

Capture video in a way that suits you best, whether it’s high-resolution 4K, 60p Full HD or even a vertical aspect ratio that’s perfect for smartphones and social-media stories

This streamer’s camera connects to live capture cards and pro-streaming devices using its clean HDMI output

Put your own creative stamp on photos with customisable picture modes and change your perspective with our huge range of EF-M and EF interchangeable lenses

Auto Lighting Optimiser, Highlight Tone Priority 2 and Digital Lens Optimizer smart tech gives you every last drop of image quality

This vlogger camera features smooth, cinematic Dual Pixel CMOS AF with Eye/Face tracking keeps subjects sharp as they move around the frame, plus touch focus for simple tap-and-shoot operation

Compose with an electronic viewfinder or a 180˚ Vari-Angle touchscreen, which makes selfies and vlogging easy

A YouTube vlog camera that connects to your phone or tablet, even transcoding video automatically as it transfers to your device, so you can get content online quickly and easily via image. Use as a webcam with our webcam utility software, for much higher quality on-line chat with friends, family and colleagues