Canon has unveiled the EOS M200, its entry-level mirrorless camera. This is a rather modest upgrade for the very good EOS M100 camera, which two years ago. Thanks to the new Digic 8 processor, the device provides Dual Pixel AF with eye detection, the ability to record 4K video at 24 or 25 fps (not from the entire sensor, but heavily cropped), and extended battery life.
Everything else has generally remained the same: the M200, like its predecessor, is endowed with a 24,1-megapixel APS-C sensor (maximum resolution is 6000 Γ 4000); can offer a compact body with a fold-out 3-inch touch screen suitable for self-portraits (LCD, 1 resolution); built-in Wi-Fi 040n and Bluetooth 000 wireless transmitters, and a very easy-to-use interface.
Among the features we can mention the standard ISO sensitivity range from 100 to 25 (extended range - up to ISO 600), support for shooting photos in 51-bit RAW format, shutter speed range from 200/14 to 1 seconds, built-in flash, the presence of a stereo microphone, the ability to record video 4000p at 30 fps or 1080p at 60 fps (format h .720).
The LP-E12 battery provides 315 photos per charge (according to CIPA), the weight of the body without a lens, but with the battery is only 299 grams, and the dimensions are 108 Γ 67 Γ 35 mm. Among the interfaces are USB 2.0 (including for charging), micro-HDMI and the ability to control from a smartphone. Unfortunately for videographers, the microphone and headphones still cannot be connected.
The EOS M200 will hit the market in October with an f/3,5-6,3 IS STM 15-45mm lens, priced at $549, Β£499 and β¬569 depending on market.
Source: 3dnews.ru