Hi all, first time posting so appologies if there is a format that I'm not following.
A month ago we purchased canon m50 for my son to do his vlogging. But when he's not using it, myself and the wife have started taking it out on walks and as very amateur photographers, we do enjoy the lightweight easy to throw over our shoulder culture that comes with the small camera.
It come bundled with a 15-45mm which is ok for basic clicks but as we live 5 minutes away from a wild bird reserve, were looking at picking up a zoom lens
Recommendations have been the ef-m 55-200 which retails at around 280gbp.
Another recommendation was to get a ef-m to ef(s) adaptor (100gbp) and pick up a ef-s 55-250 (180gbp) and then having the option of picking up a prime "nifty fifty" later on to replace the standard 15-45
Now is the route of getting the adaptor counter initiative for having a this camera and would it be best to stick with native ef-m lenses?
Sorry, but my knowledge is limited and as much as I read one review or suggestion, another 10 questions come to light. The person that suggested both routes is very much a professional and a DSLR diehard and scoffs everytime we mention our little m50, so I've got a feeling his advice may be a little skewed?
Any experience would be very grateful
Thankyou in advance
Kev
A month ago we purchased canon m50 for my son to do his vlogging. But when he's not using it, myself and the wife have started taking it out on walks and as very amateur photographers, we do enjoy the lightweight easy to throw over our shoulder culture that comes with the small camera.
It come bundled with a 15-45mm which is ok for basic clicks but as we live 5 minutes away from a wild bird reserve, were looking at picking up a zoom lens
Recommendations have been the ef-m 55-200 which retails at around 280gbp.
Another recommendation was to get a ef-m to ef(s) adaptor (100gbp) and pick up a ef-s 55-250 (180gbp) and then having the option of picking up a prime "nifty fifty" later on to replace the standard 15-45
Now is the route of getting the adaptor counter initiative for having a this camera and would it be best to stick with native ef-m lenses?
Sorry, but my knowledge is limited and as much as I read one review or suggestion, another 10 questions come to light. The person that suggested both routes is very much a professional and a DSLR diehard and scoffs everytime we mention our little m50, so I've got a feeling his advice may be a little skewed?
Any experience would be very grateful
Thankyou in advance
Kev
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