Canon EOS M200 Review

Launched in September 2019, the Canon EOS M200 replaces M100 to be the smallest, cheapest entry-level model in the current EOS M lineup. While the new EOS M200 shares a great deal with its predecessor on the outside, there are a good few more changes under the skin.

The M200 adds the following to the M100:

• 4K video recording
• Vertical video recording
• An on-screen video record button
• DIGIC 8 image processor
• 143 AF points (vs 49)
• Movie button moved to back (replacing the Wi-Fi button)
• Eye-detection focus, and improved low-light focus (-4EV)
• Slightly improved battery life

                                                           Canon EOS M200 EF-M15-45/3.5-6.3 IS STM Kit

A switch around the power button on the top of the camera enables you to select between Scene Intelligent Auto (Auto+), Stills and Video shooting mode.

                                                                     3" 180-degree tilt-out touchscreen

  The left side of  Canon EOS M200 with a memory card slot, HDMI interface, USB data interface, and flash pop-up button.

                                                                   Canon EOS M200 Built-in Flash

Sample Images:

                                                    EOS M200 / EF-M 15-45 F3.5-6.3 IS STM / F6.3 1/200S ISO100    

                                               EOS M200 / EF-M 15-45 F3.5-6.3 IS STM / F3.5 1/80S ISO100                                             

                                                  EOS M200 / EF-M 15-45 F3.5-6.3 IS STM / F6.3 1/400S ISO1600    

                                       EOS M200 / EF-M 15-45 F3.5-6.3 IS STM / F6.3 1/100S ISO200