Should I buy Canon M10 in 2019 or save up for other?
Re: M1/M2/M3/M10 AF is so-SLOW, you're end up selling it for M100
nhphuc92 wrote:
007peter wrote:
I can't recommend any M1/M2/M3/M10. The AF is god-awfully SLOW and also unreliable. Camera even managed to misfocus on an adult standing right in front of it for 2min. I have to resort to Thumb-Tap-LCD-Screen to "manually" direct camera where to focus. I call this my Thumb-AFsolution with 100% accuracy
Most people here end up selling the older M1/M2/M3/M10 for the superior M100/M50/M5/M6 because of an huge leap in AF accuracy & AF performance. Whatever you choose, you want Canon Dual-CMOS AF.
I think M1/M2/M3/M10 make a good B-Rolled Video Camera using a MF lens, combine with Magic Lantern to unlocks its video feature. But I wouldn't use any of them for Continuous AF requirements.
If I use touch screen to manually chose focus point, can it recognize focus point as fast as smartphones? I do not have many options in where I live, only Canon M10 and Fujifilm XA10 are at the $250 range, the next price range jump to $400 and is over my budget right now.
That's generally how I use my M10, with touch release and evaluative metering so that the shutter releases as soon as the camera has focussed, with the metering heavily biassed to the focus point.
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