>solid mount with a few good lenses, can easily go toe to toe with the competition
>M50 has been the most sold interchangeable lens camera of the last decade, way ahead of anything else
>even has third party support (Sigma released all their primes for it)
>literally everything in place to butcher Fuji and Snoy aps-c, just needs a new model once in a while and some lenses
>instead let it die in favour of some weird hybrid mount
What was Canon thinking? Were they really afraid M-mount would become so popular nobody would buy their fool frame junk?
It just boggles my mind why they let it die when it was already the most sold mount in the world for a while. Are whales really worth so much more than armies of normies who might only buy two lenses?