Canon EOS M200 schwarz Body

The Canon EOS M200 is a new budget, entry-level mirrorless camera that's designed to be easy to use for beginners upgrading from a smartphone. The M200 has a 24.1 megapixel sensor, wi-fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and a tilting 180˚ flip-out touchscreen. Other new features that have been added to the Canon M200 include the latest Canon DIGIC 8 processor, Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus system, 4K and 120fps HD movie recording, a guided user interface, new creative functions and vertical movie shooting for social networks.

The Canon EOS M200 is an easy to use camera that offers excellent colour reproduction and cropped 4K video recording, if the price drops, then it could make a great point and shoot camera.

We think the Canon EOS M200 is one of the most approachable cameras for new photographers on the market today. It doesn't have the fastest burst speeds or the greatest video capture, but it has plenty of resolution, produces great images easily and just about fits in your pocket. Lastly, it's reasonably priced, and any additional lenses you might want for it are reasonably priced as well.

The Canon EOS M200 is an entry-level mirrorless interchangeable lens camera with a 24 Megapixel APSC sensor, tilting touchscreen and cropped 4k video. Successor to the EOS M100, it inherits the same body with its tilting touchscreen and the same sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF for confident focusing whether shooting photos or 1080p video. New to the M200 is the DIGIC 8 processor which brings eye-detection, more AF points and 4k video, although interestingly with the earlier M50’s limitations so 4k is only available in 24p, applies a significant crop and lacks Dual Pixel AF; as such for the best focusing in video and broadest coverage, you’ll be shooting in 1080p. The M200 also inherits two small but useful features from the G7X III: a movie record button on-screen when it’s facing you for vlogging, and support for vertical video in portrait apps like Instagram Stories and IGTV. The M200 represents a mild update over the M100, but enjoys its position as Canon’s smallest, lightest and cheapest mirrorless in the current range. That said, if you don’t need the updates, keep an eye open for discounts on the older EOS M100.