This is our first good camera. Previously only used small digital cameras. It is easy to use, and the quality of the pictures are fantastic. I say excellent value for Money. It is quite compact so we are taking everywhere and the Auto settings mean we can just point and shoot with great results.

Easy to use; Compact; Build quality; Battery life; Screen size

Good one for photography.But not good grip. I am not camera expert but need to learn more with character focusing in video,because I brought it only for videos.

I have used this camera for 2 weeks. The BAD 1) This camera has little grip , with the jacket you can have a better grip but you will end up taking out the jacket and recharge the camera.

Отличная техника за столь низкую стоимость. Идеально подойдет для тех, кому надоело таскать технику PRO. Не ожидал увидеть такое качество у китовых объективов. В магазине сравнивал с лейкой. лейка курила нервно в сторонке. беру для путешествий.

I bought it not because I really needed it. It was on sale and I did some quick test once I received it. Being a user of the previous canon 5d mark II and III, 7d and 60d, I have to say that this little gadget redefines Canon's product line. The touch screen is superb.

A week spent with the EOS-M yielded some great pictures, even when shooting some in smart scene automatic mode. The compact form factor has helped me take the camera out much more often than my SLR and I didn't miss much functionality.

Superior build quality; Easy to use

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Touchscreen interface; image quality; top-end finish

AF and burst shooting could be faster; no Wi-Fi; limited lens support at this time

This is as close as you're going to get to a dSLR without actually buying one. The real highlight is the touch interface which makes it easy to fix the settings you need. Performance was good overall, although a little muted on an overcast day, and although the choice of native lenses remains fairly...

Large sensor; Great touch-driven interface; Excellent build quality; Price

Narrow selection of native lenses so far; Muted tones on overcast day

Camera is small, lightweight, and compact. Images are equally as sharp as the Rebel, and colors are brilliant. It's a great Leica style camera for carrying on hikes, in the city, or on holiday. I do not like the slow focus, and shooting at night requires the purchase of an external flash.

Everyone and their uncle these days seems to want a DSLR. However, these are bulky, expensive, and overwhelming for most new users. But the recent slew of mirrorless cameras with the APS-C sensor is all set to change that.

Light weight; Brilliant colour reproduction; Quick to focus (with firmware update); Responsive touch screen; Easy to use; Loads of imaging options; In-body peripheral correction; Stereo speaker and external mic output; Well-built 18-55mm STM lens; EF lens adaptor that lets you load any lens on the...

Adaptor is expensive; No EVF; No Flash; Not too many lens options; No inbuilt GPS support