Canon DSLR, Mirrorless, Compact, Lenses, Flashes Rumors
Canon has officially announced the new EOS M50 Mark II (Amazon/B&H/Adorama), Speedlite EL-1 Flash (Amazon/B&H/Adorama). The US price for EOS M50 Mark II body is $599, $699.99 for the camera body plus EF-M 15-45mm lens kit and $929.99 for the camera body plus EF-M 15-45mm and EF-M55-200mm double zoom lens kit. Shipping starts in late November, 2020. The US price for Speedlite EL-1 flash is $1,099, released date in February, 2021.
Ahead of official announcement, Nokoshita has just leaked the features and specs of EOS M50 Mark II and Speedlite EL-1 Flash. You can take a look at below: (Google Translated)
According to Nokishita, the upcoming Canon EOS M50 Mark II will be officially announced in this week. Canon EOS M50 II will be available for body only, EF-M 15-45mm lens kit and EF-M 22mm lens kit.
The upcoming Canon EOS M50 Mark II now already confirmed, and will be officially announced in next few days or weeks. Here are first rumored specs of Canon EOS M50 II according to latest leaks:
Nokishita has just confirmed that Canon will soon announce the EOS M50 II (Successor of EOS M50), Speedlite EL-1 flash, Speedlite accessories SCF-EL, SBA-EL, LP-EL.
According to Nokishita, a new Canon camera code DS126843 has just registered at Taiwan NCC. Equipped with Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n) and Bluetooth 4.2. EF-M mount, battery is LP-E12. There is a micro USB terminal and an HDMI (type D) terminal. Compatible with speedlight “600EX-RT” and stereo microphone “DM-E1”.
According to Nokishita, Canon has registered two new camera codes in Russia. These two camera codes are DS126834 and DS12949. As rumored before, Canon will announce two new EOS M APS-C mirrorless cameras in the second half of 2020, so these two new camera codes could be rumored EOS M7 and EOS M50 Mark II.
According to latest rumors, Canon is rumored to announce two new APS-C EOS M mirrorless cameras at the end of 2020. The first one is a new flagship EOS M mirrorless camera, could be named EOS M7, the second one is the successor of EOS M50 – the EOS M50 Mark II.
