Greg Edwards

I found some of his posts quite useful, especially the work hi put into regarding the colour rendition of newer digic processors compared to older canon cameras. He, as well as many others, noticed ...

Impressed! Far better than my failed attempts at aquarium photography.  Would you care to share any tips/advice, preferred settings? I'm very much a casual photographer and generally happy with ...

I bought one of these for my M3 with 22mm attached. It's a snug fit, so should fit your M100 perfectly. It's nothing special or expensive but does exactly what you want and what I bought it for - ...

It would seem to me that the perfect flip screen does not exist for cameras of this design. My old PowerShot G12 had a fully articulated screen, which was fab - I could get down low, or hold it up ...

You also have to remove the EVF (if you have one) on the M3/M6 to use the top tilt. Annoying when the wife wants you to take a selfie on your 'good camera'.

Absolutely! I really do not like camera bags that look like camera bags, especially the ones with camera manufacturer logos emblazoned on them - even high-end camera bag logos on them for that matter.

I should point out that the Balade 200 that I have, can house my 9.7" iPad Air 2 in the back, zippered pocket without issue. As long as the iPad had a slim form-fitting case, it'll fit no problem. ...

I use a Matin Balade 200. I wanted something that didn't scream "Camera bag" (aka, please mug me) with space and decent protection for my M3, three lenses and my iPad Air 2 and a comfortable ...

I agree with the sentiments of a 30mm prime. We have a lovely 22mm (35mm equivalent), a 30mm would give us the equivalent of a nifty fifty that many photographers swear by. The zoom. No idea. Apart ...

I find that if I set my EOS M3 to P mode with Auto ISO enabled, when shooting in low-ish light indoors, it'll default to opening the aperture as wide as possible to keep the ISO low for best image ...

Indeed, and if you were to backtrack the analogy to bluray/dvd etc, then the disc is the media, like sd cards and film. You could argue that the player is like the camera body, being one part of a ...

Absolutely, if for anything, faster focusing and general performance improvements. However, be warned, the colour rendering of the latest canon breed is a little different to your original M. ...

Because... Money! Manufacturers want to lock you into an ecosystem that makes them more money than their competitors. Canon, for example, wouldn't make as much money if you could stick any lens, ...

Amazon stocks leather cases with the separate 'body jacket'. This is the M3 version, I assume there are cases for other M series models too. https://www.amazon.co.uk/MegaGear-Protective-Leather-Cam ...

What's your budget? There are not many options that offer up to 1TB for a reasonable cost and allow jpeg and raw. Flickr, for example, offers 1TB but is jpeg only. Canon's Irista allows both jpeg ...

Yep, increase sharpening in picture styles.

To be fair, the manual for my M3 states quite clearly in the wifi section regarding image sync that it uses Canon Image Gateway as the intermediary step. Indeed, you are required to sign up and ...

If you shoot raw+jpeg and import straight into Photos, the app 'glues' them together into one image and it's very difficult to separate them (you can switch between raw and jpeg in one of the ...

Apple's handling of raw files leaves a lot to be desired. As such, I only use jpegs in it and process raw files separately first in canon DPP4. I also use iCloud photo library and don't ...

The other difference is the tilt screen for selfies. On the M6 it tilts up above the camera, whereas the M5 tilts down below the camera due to the EVF being in the way. Both have their pro's and ...