Canon EOS M5
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9 years ago
Awesome camera but....
I have owned Canon EOS cameras since the first Rebel came out but, this has got to be the best EOS yet. Very easy to operate in auto and manual, clean crisp images every time. I have only one issue with Canon on this camera, the battery.
9 years ago
Canon EOS M5 review: Canon's best CSC yet
Digital SLRs still dominate among professional photographers and amateur enthusiasts of a certain age, but those who grew up with Thundercats instead of Thunderbirds are more likely to own a compact system camera (CSC).
Pros:
- Elegant controls
- Compatible with EF-S lenses (via an adapter
- Versatile 18-150mm kit lens
Cons:
- No 4K video
- Limited number of EOS-M lenses
8 years ago
A simple impression on EOS M5 1. Good AF acquisition. This was the top reason to get M5. However, it is not fast enough in tracking for sports. It is okay for slow back/forward movements, while it has difficulty tracking random movements. 2. Many dedicated, customizable controls are very welcome.
8 years ago
Canon EOS M5 review
There's much to like about Canon's little EOS M5. The 24MP APS-C sensor delivers images with bags of detail, while the polished handling, including a well thought-out control layout that's brilliantly integrated with the touchscreen interface, makes it a nice camera to shoot with.
Pros:
- Polished handling
- Excellent touchscreen control
- Plenty of detail in images
- Connectivity
Cons:
- No 4K video capture
- Limited lens range
- Pricey compared to rivals
8 years ago
Better Deals out there
I'm a full time professional photographer and wanted a travel camera for my holiday that I could use my own selection of lenses. The M5 fitted the bill. The only disappointing aspect of purchasing this camera from John Lewis is that whilst I was doing some street photography in Salisbury I found the...
8 years ago
Great, lightweight, compact travel camera
I purchased the Canon M5 mirrorless camera in December 2017 as a backup for my Canon 7D MkII. It was also purchased as a "travel camera" because of its small size and light weight.
8 years ago
Perfect travel camera - light but highly capable
I've found the M5 to be a great travel camera. Matched with the 11-22 and 18-150 (and the 22mm f2 thrown in) it's light and highly capable. Even used to photograph a wedding recently. I do miss the optical viewfinder that my 50D has, but the digital viewfinder is not far off.
7 years ago
Canon EOS M5 : Canon's best CSC yet
Classy and capable, the EOS M5 proves that Canon is serious about mirrorless cameras
Pros:
- Elegant controls
- Compatible with EF-S lenses (via an adapter)
- Versatile 18-150mm kit lens
Cons:
- No 4K video
- Limited number of EOS-M lenses
9 years ago
The EOS M5 has plenty going for it. Shooting smooth, properly focused video is incredibly easy, and the new 24MP sensor has made great strides in overall image quality. Dual Pixel autofocus makes for faster, more precise focusing and really makes the M5 shine with adapted lenses.
9 years ago
FIRST LOOK: Canon EOS M5
The EOS M5 is a very welcome addition to Canon's product line-up and arrives at a time when many photo enthusiasts were starting to doubt whether Canon would ever produce a mirrorless camera that caters for their needs.
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