Review on 📷 Canon EOS M Compact System Camera (Black) – Body Only: Ultimate Imaging Innovation by Daniel Jackson

I have been using the Canon T3i for several years and bought the EOS M to reduce the size and amount of gear I need for travel, cruising and road trips. I like my Lumix LX-5 but the sensor is too small. The EOS M's APS-C sensor is great, and I get great results when shooting in RAW, even at high ISOs (like ISO 6400). When I upgraded my T3i I bought a FotoDiox adapter to fit all my Canon lenses. It's great that they can pack so many cameras into such a small package. I bought the book EOS M from Snapshot to Great Shots in Kindle format and it introduced me to many of the simplified methods I adapt from my DSLR. use for this. My personal vision has deteriorated to the point where it has been a challenge to get the DSLR's diopters to "work" for my eyes without glasses, so the 3-inch rear screen is great. I only use reading glasses 3.0 and set the screen to full brightness on the bin button and had no problems taking photos outside. Focus works well and fast enough for me. I don't shoot sports, so that didn't slow me down at all. My software is 2.0.2. I'm really looking forward to riding it and getting better on the bigger sensor. on the * button and I hold the slightly larger EF Canon lenses in my left hand and combine s touches with both hands to focus and release the shutter. It helps me learn how to shoot in a new way (at ½ weight and space)