I'll just cut to the chase and list all the secret things you need to know to use this camera effectively as a vlogger:1. Just to be clear, the Mark II features completely clean HDMI with AF enabled. I used it yesterday.2. You can get a special battery from Canon or any number of third-party suppliers that allows you to plug the camera into a standard wall socket so you never have to worry about batteries going dead.3. Most non-camcorder-style consumer cameras include a 30-minute auto-shutoff "feature". They do this to avoid paying EU import taxes on video cameras (yeah, I know). Paying another $1,000 or even switching to another brand won't help you to avoid this particular cripple hammer. However, Canon engineers did have mercy on us and wrote the fix for this into the Canon EOS Utility software (free download from canon.com). Just connect the camera to any Windows or Mac computer (via USB) and run the utility. Note this is a completely different app from the Canon EOS Webcam Utility.4. The Canon webcam utility is a joke. Just get a USB-HDMI dongle for $20 and use OBS or whatever to capture the video. You don't need the Elgato expensiveness unless you're actually serious about recording in 4K. The cheap ones will stream 1080P just fine.Hope this has been helpful. Happy vlogging!

This camera is a great intro camera to shooting in 4k. Although you can only shoot at 24 frames per second in 4k the rest of the resolutions allow you to shoot at faster shutter speeds. A company not well known in the states makes up for a lesser-known name by packing this full of accessories. Well this is not too flashy and will not make you the coolest person in the room the fact that it comes with a stabilizer handle wide-angle lens super macro lens night vision and a mini shotgun microphone sets it apart from many other video cameras. If you are looking to get into the 4K resolution recording scene this is an excellent piece of equipment to start you off.

Overall I'm very happy with these headphones. They are light and well built, the battery life is super long and as advertised, and they are comfortable (but perhaps a looser on my head than I prefer). They look nice and aren't too flashy.Audio quality is good enough for a portable pair of headphones. Warm sound, a little bass biased. A lot of the reviews here praise the audio quality, but I think it's just good enough for the price point especially keeping in mind the build quality, portability, and battery life these provide. For reference, at my desk I use a pair of Sony MDR-7506's which are a huge step above these headphones.Last thing to note, since I haven't seen it in any reviews. Every sound the headphones make (startup, shutdown, play, pause, forward, backward) is a variation of an electric guitar noise. This fits with Marshall's brand image, but it's a pretty cheesy and I think I prefer the beeps a normal pair of headphones make. These headphones fit the bill for a portable everyday use headphone, with the lightness, battery life, and build quality, that's why I bought them. Feels weird to have the 'rocker' branding forced on me when 70% of my usage is audiobooks or podcasts. May be annoying to some people.Overall I really recommend these headphones if you can find them in stock. These headphones are developed/produced by Zound Industries if you want to look at similar headphones with different branding

Love it. It's sturdy and feels like good quality. The remote is jind of a cheap little thing, but it's simple and does the job. Easy to use overall and holds my phone well.

I never owned the original M50 so the complains about the incremental upgrade do not affect me. Also, I don't shoot full 4K video, so the crop factor is not an issue for me.For $599, this is simply a fantastic camera and huge upgrade from my previous M2!Eye tracking and dual-pixel AF work very well in photo and video, saving tones of time to get the right focus on people.Yes, you can use battery coupler kit for unlimited power supply if you what to (unlike other reviewer suggested).For video conferencing, you should not expect M50 MKii to work well with Canon's webcam utility since it only supports USB2 (read the manual). By connecting with Elgato CamLink 4K (which is USB3), it works flawlessly with clean HDMI output.Solid 5/5 for this purchase!

Great product, after reading the instructions it’s easy to use, very accurate. You will find this product to be very useful, weather using it for golf or hunting