Canon EOS M200

Great Lens for video creators. I’ve had the lens on my Canon M50 for a couple of weeks now and have shot about 10-15 hours of video. Very impressed with the auto focus and the low-light capabilities of this lens. Imaging is amazingly clear. I’ve been shooting almost entirely in full auto mode and the lens seems to love it. Focus, depth of field, and light adjustment has been very nearly perfect. Focal length is pretty amazing. I can get clearly focused shots on smaller objects within 10”-12” of the lens. My only complaint is that it’s touted as a wide angle lens and that is stretching it a little. As far as the amount of subject and background I can get in a shot within 4’-6’, I’m pretty unimpressed. I really don’t think it’s much better than the kit lens. It’s still A great lens for the money if you’re working in a fairly stationary environment and just looking for “talking head” shots within 3’-4’ of the lens. Read full review

Good but not great The good The lens turns the M100 and M200 into viable pocket cameras, with 24 MP APS-C sensors. It is pretty sharp when stopped down to f 4.0. The bad The lens has no optical image stabilization. The 3x zoom kit lens can actually outperform it in low light, when the zoom is set to 22 mm at f 4.0, with stabilization on !!! The lens is not very sharp at f 2.0. Conclusion I am keeping the lens because I love the idea of an APS-C pocket camera.

Great compact and light lens The len is fantastic by all means and great value ... The focal length is suitable for generic photography 22mm (equivelant to 35mm on full frame) ... This lens with canon M6 is great compo ...The Bokeh is good but not great ... It is great in low light since its aperature can be opened upto f/2 ... I got great result s out of this lens ... it is highly recommended