I have not had an opportunity to use the connector a lot, but initial feedback is that it does exactly what was expected. It allows me to connect my 70-300mm lens from an original 35mm Canon camera to the new M50 mirror-less camera. The auto-focus works and initial pictures appear clear. Hoping to get out soon to really try out the new camera - after the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

This case is perfect. There is enough padding to protect my camera, but is not so bulky that it defeats the purpose of carrying a smaller camera. Front pocket fits an extra battery, lens cloth, and memory card. Belt loop is a great feature, wide, thick, and well stitched so the camera is sure to be secure.Only drawback is front pouch could use another pocket or an elastic loop to secure memory card.

This cap lease allows you to still protect your lens with the cap while giving you quick access with losing the cap.

This camera is one of the best ones out there as I have only used mine a hand full of time every time it's worth it, if you conect the camera to your phone you can see through the lens of the camera through your phone and when it comes you get alot of really cool things like helmet mounts and bike mounts in a long run it's 5 stars for sure

I looked at several cameras before buying this one and I am very happy with my choice. A few of my friends and some of my contacts on Flickr used this camera so I knew it could produce some really good photos! Well, I know it also greatly depends on the lens you are using and your own talent!For a first SLR it feels very easy to use. It is very intuitive if like me, you had a Canon before. I had a bridge and it was very easy to go from the bridge to the Rebel XSi. The look and feel and the construction quality are great. It feels very robust and delicate at the same time. The buttons work smoothly.The display is quite big and of good quality. The battery life is great so far. I've had the camera for a month and played with it every day and I only charged the battery once.If I had to redo this though, I think I would not get the kit lens (18-55mm). I think I would get the body only and buy a better lens (better image quality, wider range). The 18-55mm lens is fine when you take pictures of landscapes in good light. I had read it was a good lens for beginners and it's probably right. However I am sure beginners can learn as much with a better lens!

Took less than 20 minutes to get the camera up and running, no issues at all.Everything needed to mount the camera is in the box, including solar panel with ~10 ft cord.Quality of the videos and images is very good, it covers a good amount of area with the wide angle lens.Easy to use and intuitive interface, plenty of features to set it up to fit your needs.Overall a very nice camera for the money.

This is the first digital camera we have purchased, and are far from professional photographers(I.e. we do not have a need USB charging which appears to be a complaint). It is fairly easy to use once you get the hang of the controls. The Cannon app allows the camera to send images directly to our IPhones, or shoot remotely so that is always a plus. The attached image was a simple point and shoot of the dog and the moon through my cheap telescope.6 Month Update:Absolutely no issues, we have snapped thousands of photos and are getting pretty good at photography now. It is still such a great buy, go ahead and buy if you are on the fence.1 Year In:Added a snap of the Geminids Meteor Shower on Orion’s Belt last night. A long way to go, but slowly becoming competent in Astrophotography with this camera. I would like to branch out with some new lenses this next year. We have been able to document our little boy’s first year of life with this camera, so the investment has been worth every penny.1 1/2 Years:Added the EF-M 22mm f2 lens to up my astrophotography game with this camera and the results are brilliant. It also works as a street prime as well. Camera is still functioning flawlessly. Added a shot of the Milky Way I took last night.Purchased a Sigma 30mm f1.4 lens for beach photography and ended up shooting the Milky Way all night instead. Highly recommend that lens for the EF-M platform because it is pretty much a do-it-all lens.2 Years In:Still absolutely no issues. The Sigma 30mm f1.4 lens pretty much has found a permanent place on this camera after 6 months of shooting with it. Adding the best Milky Way photo I have to date using the Sigma captured at St. George Island, FL.

My husband and I bought this camera for our 35th anniversary because we wanted to take a driving tour through the redwood forests of California and the ocean along the Oregon coast. We figured the trip would be a warm up and review of what the camera could do. We are so pleased with the photos taken with this Canon Rebel TSi 12 Megapixel Camera. It came with an 18-55 mm lens and we purchased a 75-300 mm lens also. Neither of us are pro's with a camera but I loved the feature that lets you take multiple pictures one after the other. We had also purchased a High-speed SD memory disk and were able to get fantastic photos of waves as they crest, curl, and crash on shore. I was even able to get photos of sea gulls flying and with the larger lens they look wonderful. We also toured the lighthouses along the Oregon Coast and the camera took great pictures of those too, no mater what the distance was. I cannot wait to go on another whale watch cruise this summer here in Seattle. This time I think I will actually be able to capture the Orca pods and not have photos of the water only because my old camera took too long to focus before the picture would shoot. I was afraid that the bigger camera would be a pain to carry around but it really was not. Although bigger than my smaller digital camera, it is lightweight and was not really the problem I thought it would be. We both love this camera.