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I had the SL2 before getting into EF-M. It's certainly a versatile camera. The features on the video side of that camera were a big positive toward improving the quality of online videos I make. ...

I have this combo. It can fit in a decent sized cargo pants pocket. Though, you are better off with a small bag and some type of strap considering the M100's small grip which is noticed with any ...

Interesting! The price seems within reason. Now to think of how I can convince myself to get that and a 135mm EF lens. :)

The entry price on the M5 was closer to $1000 according to the review of it here. There is some room for lower and higher priced models within the APS-C EF-M system depending on what Canon can ...

I'm not surprised that a legitimate camera with Android is coming out, but this one is the most extreme version possible given the camera's specifications (other than medium format). It seems...

I was talking original price considering the X-T3 just came out, but it looks like the M5 was only $979 according to the review on here so still a large price gap. So in that respect we might not ...

In this case it might be a technical limitation, but we will find out when the M5mkII is announced. The 120fps 720p that the M50 does have is not the best quality. Canon's biggest problem right now ...

Maybe you mean 120fps at 1080p? The M50 does 60fps just fine.

Edit: Opps, didn't realize we were talking LP-E17 instead of E12. I've been using Kastar 2300mah (rated) batteries with a pair of M50 bodies and now a M100. No issues yet. I have one Kastar that ...

That. Also, if the OP has trouble framing, use some dark (no residue) tape on the sides of the LCD screen to get your framing correct. :D

It comes down to style and personal preference. As someone else said, you get an effective focal length around 80mm with the adapted 50mm (Canon's APS-C sensors are 1.6x crop). Landscape: 32mm can ...

Interesting note on the EW-60F, thanks. If I do get a hood eventually it will be something that attaches to the actual hood connector like that. Hopefully 3rd parties make a knock-off ES-60. ...

The 32mm has no lock. The barrel extends like the 22mm f2 lens (meaning the camera automatically collapses the inner barrel back into the lens when you switch the camera off) Unrelated, but feature ...

That's what we can, and have to do in this case. ND filters can potentially lower image quality, but I'm not one to talk about that because I use UV filters most of the time out of convenience (I ...

I'd also like 1/8000 and ISO 50 or 80. With the 32mm released, maybe it's a sign of things to come. Yep, I ran into that issue on the 20th shooting at f1.4. The day was mostly rain, but there were ...

I think that's just a confusing way they wrote what accessories exist for the lens rather than what comes with it. Mine didn't come with anything besides front and end caps. I used a local camera ...

That's a good question, I'm also curious if lens corrections happen before the raw is generated or happen to JPEG. I guess they could also apply to RAW files if the given software can decipher the ...

Here are my sample photos (Flickr) and first video on the lens. :-) So far I'm liking it. I think I need a lot more time with the lens to comment on output, but build quality is really similar to ...

Now that you mention it, it's almost exactly the same size as the 11-22mm!

I guess its a good idea to use a local camera shop. :) I recorded some footage of the lens at the shop and took a few test photos with it and the kit lens around 32mm. I also took some photos with ...