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Canon EOS 200D II Review: Small DSLRs Are Still A Thing

Canon EOS 200D II Review: Small DSLRs Are Still A Thing

Posted on July 2, 2019 By Jarvis

The popularity of DSLRs has faded for quite some time now, especially with newer mirrorless cameras being just as capable (or even better) as their mirror-equipped siblings while offering a more compact build. However, brands like Canon still believe that there is still a market for DSLRs—tiny ones to be specific.

As a response, Canon introduced an update to the 2017 EOS 200D with the EOS 200D II. The new model comes with a DIGIC 8 processor, giving it features such as improved live view autofocus and 4K video recording—the latter being the first time Canon added such feature to their entry-level DSLR line.
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