Let's take a look at 5 key differences between the  Canon EOS R100 and M50 Mark II

Canon R100 VS M50 II

1. Lens Mount

The R100 features Canon’s newest RF-mount and the M50 II features the older  EF-M mount. You can’t use EF-M lenses on the RF mount or vice versa and Canon does not make an adapter.

2. LCD Display

The R100 has a fixed LCD display and is not touch enabled. The M50 II has a multi-angle LCD monitor that can be flipped to the side and rotated 180˚, it is touch enabled.

3. Drive Speed

The R100 can shoot up to 6.5fps with One-Shot AF and 3.5fps with Servo AF. The M50 II can shoot up to 10fps with One-Shot AF and 7.4fps with Servo AF.

4. ISO

The R100 has a normal ISO range of 100–12800 and an expanded range up to 25600. The M50 II has a normal ISO range of 100–25600 and an expanded range up to 51200.

5. Price

The R100 has an MSRP of $479.99 US for the body-only. The R50 has an MSRP of $599 US for the body only.

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