Canon EOS M200 MILC 24.1 MP CMOS 6000 x 4000 pixels Black EOS M200, 24.1 MP, 6000 x 4000 pixels, CMOS, 4K Ultra HD, Touchscreen, Black

I have been on the lookout for a lightweight camera that still provides a professional feel and results.This exceeded my expectations, the auto focus just works, and shots where you can't use a flash still provides sufficient light for a clear image.Bluetooth connection is good, however you should disable when not using the camera as it with drain the batter as it poll the for the active connection even when powered off.

I've been using high end webcams for my YouTube channel painting 3d printed models but even the best 4k webcams are far from great, anyway I decided to take the plunge and buy a proper camera and WOW what a difference..I can honestly say I'm amazed at the picture quality and colour representation not to mention the super crisp zoom, the only problem I found was the 15mm is to narrow for me as it's like a 90⁰ fov so I had to buy the 11mm wide angle lens!If you're looking for a really good quality camera for steaming or content creation I definitely recommend this camera, I'd also pickup the usb battery so you can record for hours without having to change batteries..

Speaking as someone who works with a Professional Canon 6D full-frame camera, I bought this mainly to sit on a tripod, and record videos. The eye and face tracking is super and actually outshines my Canon 6D in that respect.But it is what it is.It's an entry-level camera, for beginners or those wanting a very small, compact, powerful camera. It does a great job of recording video, and tracking subjects, and fits very nicely in a bag, to travel with. It also has a pretty decent, but small battery on it.If you set the camera into "manual" mode, you have all the exact same functionality you would expect to find in a high-level camera. Ability to control Aperture, ISO and shutter speed is all there and works perfectly. But it obviously it comes with compromises.It only has a built-in microphone, and no input for an external one, so if blogging outside, you have to use that sound input only. It has no "shoe" to fit an external flash, or light source into, which limits it on a professional level. Lastly, it only has no viewfinder, to look through, and you only have the back screen. But just take your time, and line up the shot or video and it's fine.I personally use this in combination with a Gorillapod tripod, external Blue Yeti microphone, Elgato light and aperture light. All of which creates a great quality and sound video. I also use it on a DJI Ronin-SC and it fits and works perfectly.BIG NOTE THOUGH... Do not leave the blue tooth and wireless on, with the battery in, otherwise, the camera will continually turn on, when it looks for or finds nearby signals. My batteries kept draining in a matter of moments, a result before I realised.