Sunch a wonderful peace of technology that I was always looking for.......it's so compact and can be easily handled with one hand.....and yes..it's the MirrorLess DSLR camera....clicking photos from it has been such a pleasure and eye pleasing experience......the kit lens is okay for decent photography....pair this up with a 50mm prime lens ( you will need a EF-M mount adapter for it) and you will witness what this camera is capable of.( I have attached few sample unedited photos of them, check them out) ....even a normal grade photographer can become as creative as a professional photographer....On total...this camera is so compact and its definitely a small beast with plenty of options to play with...if you are thinking to buy this for Vlogging travel or a mid professional grade photography...just go with eyes closed...and I bet you..you will not regret..I brought it from a a seller named TBH , and the box and packaging I received was intact...thank you Amazon for the wonderful service..Watch out for Unboxing video on my youtube channel"Smart tech explained better", let me know if you have any questions on this camera over there...If you are getting this...then congratulations...and welcome to the m50 family:)

I DELIBERATED TOO LONG. I THINK I MISSED SOME GOOD SHOOTING. I BOUGHT THE EOS XSI KIT FROM AMAZON, ALONG WITH THE CANON EF-S55-250MM 1:4-5.6 IS ZOOM LENS, AND I HAVE BEEN AS HAPPY AS THE PROVERBIAL "PIG IN MUD" EVER SINCE. I SEEM NOT TO BE ABLE TO MAKE MISTAKES WITH THIS CAMERA.(I AM SURE I MUST THOUGH)NOW, IF YOU ARE UNDECIDED, JUST GO AHEAD AND DO IT!DON'T FORGET TO GET A CANON HANDSTRAP(your neck will appreciate it), AND SOME LENS FILTERS. If nothing else they keep doggy nose-prints off your lenses! IF YOUR HANDS ARE LARGER THAN AVERAGE AS MINE ARE, GET YOURSELF AN OPTEKA PROFESSIONAL HAND GRIP. THAT WAY YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO HOLD ONTO, AND YOU WILL HAVE TWO MORE BATTERIES.I AM HAVING A BALL WITH THIS CAMERA. ALL THE SHOTS I TAKE, HAVE BEEN TURNING OUT. NOT DISAPPOINTED. ONE MORE THING-GET AN 8GB CARD SO YOU CAN USE THIS CAMERA!ONE OTHER CONSIDERATION. IT HAS NO VIDEO CAPABILITY. DOESN'T MATTER! IT WOULD JUST GET IN THE WAY OF THE REASON YOU WANT THIS CAMERA---FOR TAKING STILL PICTURES.

Canon 40D dSLRPROS: Too obvious and numerous if you are upgrading from an older dSLR or from 35mm film technology.CONS: a) Size b) Live View is problematic (other reviewers have noted this as well)SIZE: Too big in size for consumers and for outdoor or travel use. This is a BIG camera - much larger than the XT or XTi. I like big because I have big hands and size doesn't come into play in a studio setting - unless maybe you are shoooting live moving models. Buy the XTi instead if you were/are used to the smaller size of a Canon AE-1 film camera.LIVE VIEW: My understanding is that the LiveView feature "heats up" the CMOS and thereby introduces noise into the shot. That issue detracts from the intended use of LiveView in Product Photography under hot lights while LiveView-ing on an LCD monitor - if anyone has other experience - please let me know. We are still getting familiar with the camera but we have put it through quite a few operational paces directly related to our business use.LOW LIGHT: We've yet to get it in the field for night photography tests but that is not an operational field for use for us - more at my hobby and art - but the blacks in our product photography are noiseless - unlike our Olympus C2500L.INTENDED USE: My purchase of this camera is strictly for the part of my business involved directly in a) Product Photography and b) Giclee printing. It fits into our workflow perfectly with Adobe CS2-3 and we won't be lookng back - we're glad to dump the film camera. My previous camera was an 35mm AE-1 Program film camera which is the same size as the Canon XT and newer XTi dSLR's. My other dSLR is an 8 year old Olympus C2500L which is about 2/3rds the size of an AE-1 and continues to be a fantastic digital workhorse camera for product shots intended for online catalogues or small image catalogues.LENS: The standard Canon EOS Kit lenses are generally various stages of horrible EXCEPT for the EF 28-135 IS USM Standard Zoom lens. This lens has decent reviews and it is a perfect walkaround (outdoor) lens - I was rather surprised to see that it had a 72mmm filter thread. One should consider getting that lens for the smaller XT or XTi models as the 40D isn't what I would call a walkaround camera body. A professional acquaintence uses the XT for outdor model photography, backpacking and city shoots and they are perfectly sized for such assignments. Most outdoor duty really only requires a consumer point and shoot model anyway.We can't help but be impressed and thrilled with the Canon 40D - unless the dreaded Canon "ERROR-99" should rear its ugly head (check forums on other EOS models). Oh, I should mention - 1) Only shoot in high-end RAW and 2) any dSLR capable of large RAW shots MUST be paired with a FAST (60x or better) flash memory if you intend to do ANY burst shooting.Good shooting!

I love this product (the wide-angle lens especially)! It was amazing to see how much more I could capture in the frame than without the lens. I also had no trouble clipping the lens onto my phone even with the case on (I read reviews for other brands that mentioned having to take off the phone case to use the lens, so I appreciated the ease of use that this lens clip provided).Most importantly, the customer service is outstanding! I had left the clip in my backpack and it broke (the lenses were still fine, but the clip no longer held the lenses onto my phone). I reached out to Xenvo and asked if there was any way I could purchase a replacement lens clip without having to buy the entire package again, since the lenses were still usable. Within a couple of hours, Xenvo had already responded that they would send me a replacement clip free of charge. This level of service just doesn't occur with very many companies anymore, and I am extremely appreciative!

This lens makes close-up macro shots look much sharper, and removes the fisheye lens effect from wide angle images. The build quality is substantial and much better than I expected, and it comes with a nice case, microfiber cloth for cleaning and a little clip on selfie light for fun. The manufacturer is great at educating the user and keeping in touch to ensure satisfaction. A+ all the way - I really recommend this lens, especially for the iPhone 7 and 8! I did lose the lens cap on my first foray, using it to shoot snaps at an event. I wish it had been attached with a string but I imagine that I will be able to replace it easily.

My niece and nephews (all under the age of 7) have been borrowing my $200 point and shoot camera when they go on vacations. I've been searching for a camera for them to keep and this little camera is a GREAT find! I bought 2 for each of my 6 year old nephews. Very simple to operate. Menu has bright and colorful animated icons that make cute sounds when selected. Brilliant idea with the lens that rotates up to take selfies (see pictures posted). Camera comes with 2 cases/covers: one clear hard case for underwater (up to 100 feet) pictures, another silicone type case which protects the camera should it fall to the ground. The silicone case/cover's handles make it easier for young children to hold. As these 2 cameras are gifts, I did not remove any wrappings on the camera nor the accessories that were included with the cameras. Camera battery must be charge with USB (included). Camera also has an MP3 player so music can be played. Also, records video with sound. Last picture shows the size of the camera (camera next to a DVD case).

This is exactly what I was looking for as an add-on macro lens for my iPhone 8plus, which I have in a case. It clips on with my phone in its case, which a prior macro I owned would not. It comes with a nice case, a light, a cleaning cloth. I had a question about lens covers for the wide angle if carried separately from the macro (they're designed to be screwed together) and I got a prompt and helpful answer from the company on what size lens protectors to use. And was able to find this one that fit perfectly on both the mounting side and the lens cap sign. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081S64V1G

Just received my Xenvo lens kit and i'm 100% happy with it. The build quality appears to be quite good. I haven't tested the macro lens as yet because I really bought for the wide angle lens with takes great pictures. No distortion and no vignetting. I've seen a few reviews mention vignetting but that is either because they got a bad product or more likely because they have a thick phone case on. So that's one bit of advice that was clearly explained in the tutorial videos that i'd suggest you try if you're experiencing vignetting with the wide angle lens, remove the phone case .