If it isn't actually a canon lens cap, I can't tell the difference. It is indistinguishable from my other caps directly from canon.

Nice little camera which I use quite often. :-) Bad lowlight performance, and limited dynamic range not sooo much better than Sigma Foveon Cameras. ISO200 is visibly worse than ISO100, and ISO1600 just that noisy You rather won't use this setting, if not nessecary. Best was the price!

As the last major camera manufacturer to take a stab at designing a compact interchangeable lens camera , Canon had plenty of time to see what others had done right and wrong and to avoid pitfalls in design.

Sharp images; Good high ISO performance; Compact body; Responsive touch screen; 1080p video recording

Very slow to start; Lethargic autofocus; No flash; No EVF option; Limited native lens library

Many a fan of Canon have eagerly waited for the company to release the EOS M camera. It has been four years since the mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera (MILC) revolution and most major DSLR makers have released their own MILC model.

Accepts Canon EF and EF-S lenses via adaptor; compatible with Canon external flashes and accessories; touchscreen interface works well

Slow autofocus speed; rubber grip not big enough

It was late on the scene but its arrival still surprised many. After all, it is four years since Panasonic...

I liked the Canon EOS M more than I expected -- but less than I should have. It's got a compact, well-built and well-designed metal body, and a responsive touch screen with a streamlined interface, and it delivers the photo quality you expect from this class of camera.

With a very nice touch screen; a well-designed body; and excellent photo quality; the Canon EOS M has some attractive qualities

Seriously poor autofocus performance and battery life detract from the overall package

Compact system cameras (CSCs) have reshaped the digital camera market over the last four years, but it looked as if Canon was never going to join the fray. The inevitable has finally happened, though. The EOS M is Canon's first CSC.

" I have tested this camera and similar cameras from another sales firm. The cameras fail in one all important aspect,they lack a viewfinder. Please Q.V.C find and add to your store compact cameras with both viewfinder and zoom lens. Thank You.

Preview Canon EOS M Hi all, I'm derama, Indonesian citizen, lives in Jakarta (the state capital). I have a camera shop in a mall premium in this city, for that, let me to share experiences on Canon EOS M.

Look quite attractive, with a simple design; High resolution touch screen makes it easy for ca

Choice of the lens is not much; Battery somewhat wasteful

If you really want a compact shooter that will work with your existing Canon lenses, the EOS M delivers with caveats. For everyone else, wait if you can.

Solid construction; The use of Canon's full line of lenses (via optional adapter; DSLR sensor; Great image and video quality

Slow autofocusing system; Time-consuming settings adjustments; No viewfinder