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Canon announces EOS M200

Canon Europe announces the highly anticipated successor to the popular EOS M100 mirrorless camera – the Canon EOS M200.

Upgrades include the latest Canon DIGIC 8 processor, improved autofocus and the addition of 4K movie. Complete with a guided user interface, boundless creative functions and vertical movie shooting, it is the perfect step-up from a smartphone for those looking for more control and more professional images and video.

The Canon EOS M200 is a compact and lightweight camera that can be conveniently carried anywhere. Weighing just 299g (including battery and memory card), it is perfect for daily use as it takes up limited bag space. It is also sleek and stylish in appearance, available in black or white with a high-quality crosshatch leather pattern.

Incredibly simple, simply incredible, the Canon EOS M200 will be available from October 2019 with an RRP of £499.99/€569.99.




EOS M200 Key features:
  • 24.1 megapixel APS-C sized sensor
  • 4K video and 120fps HD
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF
  • Portable design
  • Creative Assist – for professional-looking results
  • Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
  • 180˚ tilt-out touchscreen
  • Time-lapse movies
  • Selfie mode
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