I am not a professional photographer, but just an amateur. I photograph mainly on trips, but I travel often, so one of the main criteria for me is the compactness of the device. Before that, I used a Canon 100d (at the time of purchase it was the smallest SLR camera in the world). Therefore, I will compare with him. In terms of image quality, the m100 is in no way inferior to the 100d, and somewhere even surpasses it due to the new matrix. The m100 is much smaller, although it weighs less than just over 100 grams without a lens. It doesn't seem like much, but it's noticeable. Especially when you walk around the city for a long time in cold weather. Now the camera constantly hangs around the neck, and when it is not needed for a short time, it can be easily hidden under a jacket. From 100d after an hour of walking, the neck began to hurt. After the optical viewfinder, it was a little strange to use the touch screen. But this is a matter of time, in fact it turned out to be much more convenient, minus the battery runs out faster. By the way, the battery is exactly the same as in 100d. The m100 shoots video better than 100d, but its quality is still not enough for blogging, you can’t connect an external microphone, how to make wind noise protection is generally incomprehensible. In short, this camera is perfect for amateurs for traveling and for professionals, if you need to take good shots quickly in the city, but there is no way to carry a backpack with optics. As I continue to use I will add a review.
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