Canon Eos M200 Accessories

Screen Protector the fit the Canon EOS M200 Mirrorless

For some reason Canon does not sell Eos M200 with interface cable. B&H sent it to me in record time and with non trouble. It works very well. Thank you!

The adapter fit my EOS M200 with no problems, and handles my old Canon, Kalimar and Tonica lenses without a hitch. Focal points with each lens seem to be comparable.

Awesome lens, works great for Canon EOS M200 I love this company Fast shipping Will purchase more items in the future

I am using this lens a bit unconventionally. Paired with an EOS M200 and dummy battery, this has been a great camera for streaming video. Manual aperture setting of f2 and the 'normal' field of view on the crop sensor creates an incredibly high quality image on streams, with a nice bokeh blur of background (not the fake blur in Zoom and other apps). I have also paired it with an M6 and an SL3 body with the same results.

I got new camera EOS M200 - nice mirrorless connecting via WiFi, Bluetooth etc. but I could not connect it directly to my Mac or Linux... Now I can! Thank you.

I use this bag for my Canon EOS 5D and + 2 lenses, and filters and other small accessories, and it is the perfect size for me. + It looks GOOD! =)

Easiest purchase when buying extra gear or accessories for the Canon EOS R. This was a no brainer for me when upgrading from an 80D!

For my last two Canon EOS cameras, all my accessories are Canon brand. I feel that they are the best and B&H offers great service and great pricing.

I purchased this lens for my Canon m200 EF-M camera, in the hopes of using it to digitize decades-old Kodachrome 64 slides with a Nikon ES-1 slide copier attachment. I am very pleased with the results. The Nikon ES-1 slide copier attachment is known to work well with the Nikon's 40mm micro lens on Nikon DX cameras, where the slide matches the photographed image size. I can report that this is also true with the TTArtisan 40mm lens on my Canon m200, which has a similarly-sized APS-C sensor. The filter threads are also 52mm, which match the Nikon ES-1 perfectly without an adapter. With this combination I am getting sharp images with the film grain visible. The lens is all-metal and has a good feel. It also has a solid connection to the camera, making it possible to digitize slides at ISO 100 at the sharpest aperture like f5.6 or f8.0 even with slow shutter speeds. I would have loved to be able to use automatic focus for digitizing slides, but the manual focus ring has a good feel and is very controllable at macro distances. Combined with the manual focus aids in the camera (zooming in the viewfinder and highlighting areas in focus in red) it's quite easy to peak the focus and get sharp photographs of the slides. My camera's automatic exposure feature works well with the lens as long I you put the camera in P (Program) mode -- it will choose an appropriate shutter speed for the lighting and ISO setting and +/- exposure settings. M (Manual) mode works too. Note that A (Aperture priority) relies on signals from the lens and does not give correct exposures. This lens can be used for general-purpose photography, but the manual focusing at distances over a few meters is finicky. Also the focus can be set past infinity rather than stopping at infinity. All in all, this is a great lens at an excellent price for digitizing slides or playing with macro photography!