MyM6II

+8000 😂 I agree. These are really nice photos. Incredible what this small system can do. 😄

Yes. You just have to buy the right size. The 3 primes 22, 28 and 32mm uses 43mm filters. The 18-55 and 55-200 uses 52mm filters. The 11-22 and 18-150 uses 55mm filters. and the 15-45mm uses 49mm ...

I think you are right. I have never turned it off on any of my cameras (as I can remember). But I am not shooting astro and very seldom using flash.

I just want to add a little more to my previous post, now that I see you are (also) interested in the M6 II. Since you mostly take landscape and travel shots, you should take a look at the EF-M ...

“The X-E4 is the smallest X-mount camera on the market” ( DPReview ) The X-E4 is larger than the M-system flagship M6II in the two most important dimensions and much larger than the M200. And I ...

As others have said. You can assign one function at a time to the M-fn button. The default is ISO. But there are many functions to choose from in the menu. I used to have it assigned to the “one ...

+ 300. 😃😃😃 Yes. Most Fuji cameras are a “little” smaller, but most M-series cameras are “a LOT” smaller. 😉

I 100% agree with R2 here. +1 Absolutely.

Thanks(?) 😄 Maybe I M .

+100 😀

I also like my "M equipment" and I like it for birds too. :-)

I think these questions belong in the R-forum.

You could take a look at this thread: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4362392

Yes. Of course it is. 😃 And even better with an M6 Mark II.

Exactly! Good post. 👍😃

This thread is full. Thanks to everyone who has contributed. 😀👍 You can continue here: Link to Part 2

Very nice !

Part 2 ( Link to Part 1 ) Post your Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM photos here. I hope for a variety of photos from as many users as possible. Just a few guidelines: - Please take lens ...

" I am watching you! "

Just experimenting with sunstars. 😉 (You need to use a small aperture for that.)