The EOS M3 is Canon's third mirrorless camera, following the M2 and the original M. Announced in February 2015 (13 months after the M2 and two and a half years after the original M) it joins the 750D / T6i and 760D / T6s DSLRs to become the first Canon cameras to employ a 24 Megapixel APSC sensor.

Good quality images and low noise; Tilting touchscreen; Wifi with NFC for sharing and remote control; Mic input and confident focusing for movies

No built-in viewfinder, Servo AF slows burst shooting down, Poor battery life; Little warning before expiry, Very limited selection of native EF-M lenses, No panorama or timelapse facility built-in

Canon EOS M3 Review - The EOS M3 represents Canon's first real step in to the enthusiast CSC market, and looks set to shake it up. See how it gets on in our full Canon EOS M3 Review.

Excellent design and user interface; Pleasing image quality; Huge improvement on predecessor

Focusing speed and continuous shooting still behind competition; Lacking built-in viewfinder; Poor kits lens

I am a professional photographer, and i use this camera when i`m traveling and can`t take my other gear with me. I mainly use it with the 22mm 2.0 STM, and only shoot in RAW You can realy shoot great pictures with it, believe me. Quality is also good for magazine prints. Excellent for landscaping !

That's essentially on par with some of Canon's entry-level digital SLRs, and the refined design means controls and usability give the larger cameras a run for their money too. A chunky grip on one side gives you something to hold onto firmly while still putting the important controls within easy...

Canon makes great DSLR cameras, there's no doubt about that. But in 2012 when the company dipped into the mirrorless market with the EOS M, it was unusually behind the curve. The EOS M2 appeared in Asia to try and fill a gap, some firmware update appeared to try and better the poor autofocus, and...

Canon's new EOS M3 is the third model in the company's CSC (compact system camera) line but only the second to be released in Australia. Following the lead of its predecessor, the new model uses the latest 24-megapixel sensor and DIGIC 6 processor, which are common to Canon's mid-range EOS DSLR...

Canon's first mirrorless camera, the EOS M , debuted to little enthusiasm or praise. Lack of autofocus speed-one of Canon's big strengths in the SLR world-had a lot to do with that. The company stepped out of the U.S.

Sturdy, compact body; Tilting rear touch display; In-body flash; Wi-Fi with NFC; Mounts Canon SLR lenses via adapter

EVF is an expensive add-on; Slow autofocus; Limited shooting buffer; Cramped controls

I had bought Canon EOS M 2 from Japan, as I wouldn't accept Canon EOS M, than when M 3 had arrived I had bought it from Japan, also.

Small size; quality of photos; avability of designated lenses and Canon EOS lenses

Slow autofocus; not a full frame sensor

Canon's first compact system or mirrorless system camera, the EOS M, seemed very good on paper, but at launch it was expensive and let down by a lacklustre autofocus system that was slow and prone to hunting.

24Mp APS-C format sensor; Excellent interface; Plenty of control

Limited EF-M mount lens range; Frustrating autofocus system; No viewfinder built-in

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