Canon EOS M review by msantosm

I must clarify I have only given 9pts in overall/construction because I think they could have included wi-fi (which they did on the M2) but honestly it is one of the best cameras I had. For $369 I got the camera with a EFM 18-55 STM IS (a good) lens and the flash (nothing too special).

Excellent quality pictures in a 1/4 size of a normal SLR; compatible with EF lenses (w/adapter

For me just not having a electonic viewfinder (complimentary) and the neck strip that drives me crazy; The lack of dedicated EF-M lenses (primes and big tele) for those who don?′t want to use the adapter could also be one

Canon EOS-M Review

The EOS M delivers high-quality images in a tiny, high quality package - but it's slow. The cheapest DSLR like a Rebel T3i performs as well or better for a lot less money, and includes a great flash and viewfinder, but it's a little bigger.

Compact mirrorless cameras that take interchangeable lenses are the best option for most keen photographers who want the closest thing to DSLR quality when they travel. These cameras have been around for three years now, but Nikon and Canon have been slower than their lesser rivals in joining the...

Canon EOS M Review

After using this camera, I had very mixed feelings about what to conclude and what to recommend. Obviously, this is through the prism of my personal usage and experience, but if I had to sum it up, I would say that you should hold off buying this camera until Canon has significantly improved the...

Considering this is Canon's first CSC, the EOS M is an impressive camera in many ways, and not least in terms of image quality thanks to sharing its sensor and processor with the EOS 650D. The camera body is extremely compact, which is good if you want a camera that's small and lightweight.