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Even fixed lenses are comparable. Take the Spny 50mm f1.8, or the Sony 35mm f1.8. The Canon EF 50mm f1.8 and EF 35mm f2.0 are significantly smaller. For focaldistances below that, the EF-M would ...

Pro IQ lenses for the EF-M mount are going to be almost as big as their EF(s) counterparts. So why not use the adapter to mount the EF(s) lens? An EF-M version of the 17-55 f2.8 will not be ...

Nice two.

Seems like the AF is in continuous mode. That would help a lot with AF speed, but drains the battery much faster, so I don't use that on mu EOS-M. So I would like to see an AF test without this ...

NIce writeup and almost exactly the way I look at it. But I don't share their concerns for EF-M lenses. There could be a few more, but I don't see the use for a big bulky constant aperture f2.8 ...

https://www.engadget.com/2016/09/19/xiaomi-xiaoyi-m1-mirrorless-camera/ This Xiaomi camera seems to have a phone-ish interface and is cheap, yet uses a very good sensor.

Nice, they also fixed the size of the focusbox. That is the biggest issue I have with my EOS-M.

I never thought to use the face recog mode. I'll try next time, thanks.

I really like my EOS-M (one) a lot, but when it comes down to pictures of my cats in the grass, I have to rely on my EOS-5D, because with the EOS-M it is impossible to get this shot focussed where ...

If you've waited 5 years, another couple of years wouldn't hurt, right? I would not buy any of the current camera's, save for the 80D (the 1DX-II is way too expensive). The 5D-III, 7D-II and 6D ...

They could, if they wanted. They could AF using the fase-detect AF system (mirror down), then focus using the AF pixels on the sensor (mirror up). The difference must be used for AF adjust. They ...

My sister has the Sigma 24mm f1.4 art and it really is a stunning lens. With the 5DS you can crop enough for the Fov to become like the 35mm lenses and not sacrifise a lot quality. But still you ...

The JPG images I shot were seperated by days, so I guess the camera had time to warm up by then :)

The abberation showed when I got the camera back. It was set to JPG as default, which I didn't notice. All the JPG files since I got the camera back had the abberation. Then I switched to RAW, ...

I finally found some time to spend on this. After a few dozen shots I somehow am unable to reproduce the problem, while it was in every JPG shot I made after the repair. Weird! I think it was ...

I'm within warranty of the repair, so I could return it. I'll try tonight to see if it is indeed only on the first shutter actuation. I'll test without bracketing. It does seem to be something ...

I recently sent out my 1st gen 5D to have the mirror repaired. When it got back, I failed to notice that it was reset to factory defaults, meaning it was set to JPG. Now in most pictures, I have a ...

I had my 5D repaired last week because the mirror fell out. Got it back, no charge. This was in the Netherlands BTW.

Better DR, Backside CMOS sensor. With built-in 5 axis image stabilizing. class leading contrast or dual-pixel AF based AF in live view. 4K recording at 60 fps.

I'm in the same situation as you. My EOS 5D died yesterday. And while it probably can be fixed (mirror came loose, I will have it repaired), I'm leaning towards the 6D. I owned the 5DmkII and was ...