Canon EOS M50

M50 and EF-M 22 f/2 Speaking of unwilling and stubborn...lol

23 stack Pictures. M50 and EF-S 55-250 STM.

Limoncello aperitif in Sorrento.

M50 on the pitch with the Sigma 100-400

Panorama of Pompeii; the tour guide was not happy about the wall I was standing on to get these shots.

amairphoto wrote in post #18890641
Im off to Hawaii in August with the fam, I have the EF 22, EF 32 and the kit 15-45. Im debating whether to get the Canon EF-M 11-22mm. Itd really complete the package for video right?

I have the 11-22, 22 f2 and 50 f1.8 STM (+adapter) as my kit for the M5 and its fantastic for almost everything. 11-22 is super sharp and a great little lens. All of it fits in a small Osprey lumbar pack (read: fanny pack). Just my 2 cents!

Hmm contemplating it. I think ill go the camera store and check it out!

Cool man! I have owned the 17-40 and rented the 16-35 several times. The 11-22 isn't far off pace from those big guys. And it's tiny!

m50

A bit of sports using the 2xIII and 100-400L II on the M50...

Has anyone else found that they have a problem with the battery door opening when you're using the camera?

It's not a problem with smaller lenses, but shooting at an air show yesterday with a Sigma 150-600, I had 4 or 5 occasions where my finger was sliding the battery cover door open when I was using the camera. I've been trying this morning to find a cover for the body that might prevent this issue. but every one I've looked at is proud to tell me how I can still open the battery door without having to take the case off!

Also, whilst I'm being grumpy, does anyone else find they keep moving the AF point with their nose when going to look through the viewfinder?

And a third thing!!! Do you keep accidentally pressing the menu buttons whilst using the camera with a heavy lens?

The nose thing sometimes,but not the others,I use mine for video a fair bit so I got one of these to mount bits on,adds a bit more heft to the camera too and a bigger grip,would solve the battery door thing for you.
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I have the lens.

- I never touch the bottom of the M50 with this lens. I hold the middle of the lens with one hand and the right hand just hits the buttons. I haven't yet slid the door open accidentally.

- I use the upper right quadrant as my focusing area to eliminate the nose changing AF points.

The nose thing it might be solved by changing the touch and drag autofocus display setting. I had the same problem that I solved by setting the left part of the screen.