Review on Canon EOS Mirrorless Camera Body Camera & Photo by Virot Wrintharawet ᠌

To get the most out of the camera, what it is capable of and what you would like to get from it, you will have to tinker with the settings a little. When you set it up, it will be the best for you and you will not regret a single spent. I love taking pictures of nature and birds in particular. Often on the Sigma 150-600 mm C camera. The camera clings perfectly to the subject, and the quiet shutter sound allows you to scare away cautious animals and birds. The sound of my 70D scares them. When shooting at 1 point, the camera can shoot at a speed of 9 fps, which is very convenient when shooting nimble animals and birds. Also, this 1 point can be made smaller to push autofocus into narrow spaces and make a sharp shot. For example: a bird sitting on a tree among many thin branches in the foreground, which you cannot see, but which, at the same time, the camera sees. As for working on ISO-12800. Thanks to this range of work, it is not necessary to buy high-aperture optics for shooting at home or in the dark, but the camera must be allowed to light up. That is, so that the ISO value number is not red. Otherwise, there will be large grains of digital noise. I have a 70d. I was able to transfer a lot of buttons to the M5 and make the ergonomics similar to the 70D, which is good for shooting with two cameras in one short period of time. In the "M" mode, thanks to the remote exposure compensation wheel, you can control all 4 shooting parameters: shutter speed, aperture, ISO and exposure compensation. It connects very easily and quickly with a smartphone via Wi-Fi. In the photo: 3 flying birds are photographed in a snowstorm. Tracking autofocus worked great. Here: FR 267 mm, shutter speed 1/320, ISO-640, aperture 5.6, EC +2.