Very worth while add on or stand alone
Very worth while add on or stand alone
I recently picked up the EOS M packaged with the 22mm M lens and the EOS adapter. It came with the new firmware already installed 2.0.2 or something of that nature. I am VERY happy with my decision of adding this to my bag to fill the need for a family walkabout shooter and a last ditch backup of my 5D3. The IQ of the 22mm lens is superb, and the autofocus is acceptable, even if I had to use it in a pinch at an event. Taking into consideration that it also takes EOS flashes or the new ST-E3 RT transmitter, it's a powerful little package that can produce images just as breathtaking as many of it's bigger cousins. For those that complain about it not being good for sports, etc.. I don't really see that ever being the place for this segment. You want to shoot sports, buy an SLR.. simple as that. I rated it only acceptable for social flash use because there is no built in flash. Don't get me wrong, I think that's a worthy cause for keeping it a small package.. but then I always have a flash on me as well..
18 megapixels • 3″ screen • APS-C sensor
Announced: Jul 23, 2012
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Portraits
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excellent
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great
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Flash photography (social)
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excellent
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