MyM6II

There must be something very special with these EF-M lenses, since they are discussed in the R Talk Forum. 😄 (I agree btw.😉)

+1 . I have two copies of that lens. One of them is "glued" to my M200. The other one is always with me if I take one of my M6II's. It is either mounted or in my pocket.  It is so small and light, ...

IMO the nicest system that exist. Ugh. Bulkier Aps-c R cameras and bigger RFs lenses can never replace my small M cameras and lenses. +101 Both the cameras and lenses are (and will be) larger ...

NO! no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no,no Please no! Nooooooooooooooooo 😱

Ouch. I had a similar problem on a different forum some time ago. Not fun. But life goes on. Have you bought that M6 II yet? 😄 📷

Nice photos. (As usual 😀 ) But why did you make a new account ?

Yes !!!  24 Mpx is more than enough. And the R6II has so many other qualities. You will be fine and you will love it. 😃

Huh?? Sony E-mount has a flange distance of 18mm. Canon EF-M mount also has a flange distance of 18mm. So why is the E-mount flange distance suitable for FF and not the EF-M mount? They have the ...

I wish you were right. But not even Canon seems to know how to mount EF-M lenses on R cameras.

I believe it is the Super Spectra Coating (SSC) that does it. I know that at least the EF-M 11-22mm and the EF-M 22mm also have got that coating. 😍

+1. 🤣  It is impossible to mount an EF-M 32mm on these bodies. The M6 II is the best body for that lens.

I 100% agree.

It is a fantastic lens. 👍 And with the “correct” sized mount for APS-C. 😉

Correct. No R camera can ever replace a M camera. Yes. And no Sigma trio.

No. He wanted to be talked out of a M6II.

Why? Why do you want to be talked out of it?

By the sea. M200 + EF-M 22mm (LrC)

Just a PIF I found in a "forgotten" folder from last spring. (And an excuse to bump this thread 😉 ) M6 + 18-150

👍 I 100% agree. Shooting with a phone is a horrible user experience and far from the IQ you get from your M200.

Yes, but a grip helps a lot when shooting one handed IMO. And I also like the grip when walking with the camera in my hand (not shooting, but ready for anything). But as I said, that is maybe just ...