Using the Canon EOS M50 Mirrorless Camera to Photograph Roe Deer

I'm still using a DSLR (Canon 1DX) for Wildlife Photography but I'm very interested in Mirrorless Cameras. I use the mirrorless Canon M50 for vlogging - but would it be any good for wildlife? I was aware of this camera's limitations but perhaps it would be good enough for slower moving subjects... such as Roe Deer?? Watch the video to find out! Please note, in this video I'm using the M50 with a Canon EF 400mm f/5.6 lens, which means I have to use the EF- EOS M Adapter.

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Filmed with Sony DSC WX500
Equipment: Canon EOS M50, Canon 400mm f/5.6 lens: EF - EOS M Adapter

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