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Canon EOS M Compact System Camera
A new attitude to photography for those who enjoy the beauty of the everyday
An 18-megapixel interchangeable-lens compact system camera small enough to take anywhere. Enjoy simple creative controls and superb low-light performance for stunning images.
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Compact design. Superb image quality
Capture images that are packed with clarity and colour and can be printed at sizes up to A2 in amazing detail. An APS-C sized 18-megapixel sensor is of the same dimensions as those used in EOS DSLRs, and offers the same superb image quality.
The right settings every time
As you compose a photograph with the EOS M, the camera's Scene Intelligent Auto technology analyses the subject too, evaluating colour, brightness, movement and even detecting the presence of people. This information is used to pick the most appropriate camera settings, giving you the best possible results.
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The freedom to express yourself
An EOS that delivers the power of a DSLR in the compact body of a camera you can take everywhere. Change your EF-M lens and change your point of view, and enjoy the support of the EF and EF-S lens range too with an optional mount adaptor EF-EOS M.
Creativity the easy way
Create beautiful images, using smooth out-of-focus backgrounds for a professional look with impact. Achieve advanced creative effects quickly and simply with easy-to-use controls.
Easy to use. Great results
Easy to use, so you'll always be ready to express yourself. A touch-sensitive 7.7cm (3") Clear View II LCD screen offers intuitive control over menu functions, and the ability to focus and shoot with a single tap.
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Atmospheric photos in low light
The EOS M keeps performing at its best, even when light levels get low. Hybrid autofocus ensures pin-sharp photographs and evaluative exposure metering picks the most appropriate shutter speed and aperture. Shoot hand-held pictures in low-light conditions without using flash or a tripod, thanks to a maximum sensitivity of ISO 12,800 (expandable to ISO 25,600).
Moving pictures
Shoot Full-HD video using the same camera you use for still photography. Enjoy superb image quality, even in low light, and explore new creative approaches, such as shallow focus. Enhance your movie footage with Video Snapshot. Shoot a series of short clips of 2, 4, or 8 sec in length, edit them, and play them together as a video slideshow in a single movie file.
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Speedlight 90EX
Small, lightweight flash with wireless master function for EOS M usersCompact, high performance flash that delivers superbly lit everyday shots such as portraits and indoor scenes plus creative lighting effects. The ideal companion for the EOS M.
Slim, pocketable design – ideal for the EOS M
The compact flash of choice for the EOS M users, the Canon Speedlite 90EX weighs just 50g (without batteries) and its space-saving design means it will fit into even the smallest of kit bags.
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Shoot superbly lit portraits and indoor scenes
Ideal for shooting with ultra wide-angle lenses, the Speedlite 90EX delivers exactly the right illumination for great portraits as well as superb indoor and group shots.
High power in a compact body
Despite its diminutive size, the Speedlite 90EX has plenty of power and with a maximum guide number of 9 (m, ISO100) it's ideal for illuminating dark and night time scenes such as a party or an evening barbeque. It's also perfect as a fill-in flash for subjects shot outdoors with the sun behind you.
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Explore creative lighting effects
The Speedlite 90EX opens up countless creative lighting opportunities, thanks to its built-in Wireless master function. As a master flash unit it can wirelessly trigger up to three groups of other flashes, which have a built-in slave function such as the Speedlite 270EX II, from up to 7 meters away indoors.
Quick, discreet and fully automatic flash shooting
When you want to take continuous shots quickly and discreetly the Speedlite 90EX is always ready for action. Power recycling is silent and fast - it takes only 5.5 seconds before its ready for the next shot. It's also compatible with the autoflash metering systems found in the EOS M and other EOS DSLR cameras, ensuring fully automatic accurate flash exposure in all situations.
Powered by readily available AAA batteries
To keep the size and weight of the working flash unit down to a minimum and for maximum convenience the Speedlite 90EX is powered by two readily available AAA/LR03 batteries (either Ni-MH or lithium).
EF-M 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Compact, Lightweight General-Purpose Zoom Lens for EOS M Users
A versatile, easy to carry 18-55mm zoom lens with EF-M mount for the EOS M. Ideal for stills or movies, it captures everything from stunning landscapes and beautiful portraits to fast paced action.
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Versatile 18-55mm zoom lens – ideal for everyday
A high-quality, standard zoom lens that's ideal for everyday shooting, the EF-M 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM covers a useful 18-55mm focal range that captures everything from stunning landscapes to beautiful portraits with smooth background blurring as well as fast paced action.
Easy to carry alongside your EOS M
Easy to carry wherever you travel, the lens features a compact, lightweight body with stylish aluminium exterior and an EF-M mount to match your EOS M.
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Smooth, quiet STM focusing in movies
Recording high quality movies that are always sharply focused is easy with Movie Servo AF. It uses an inner focus and STM stepping motor technology for silent continuous focusing in movie mode, so your movies are smooth with reduced blur.
Dynamic IS for smooth movies
Camera shake is not a problem when shooting movies handheld or if you're walking to follow the action. The EF-M 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM uses Dynamic Image Stabilization in movie mode to counteract rolling motion as well as shake to ensure smooth footage.
Pin sharp images with 4-stop Image Stabilizer
The EF-M 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM delivers pin-sharp photographs even when shooting handheld in low light. The lens incorporates Canon's four-stop Image Stabilizer technology, which reduces camera shake and allows you to capture superb low light images with no perceptible increase in image blur.
Fast Auto Focus in stills, full time manual override
Capturing the moment in beautiful photographs is easy thanks to a quick, high precision autofocus system, which delivers fast accurate and automatic focusing for stills shooting. Take control any time you want with a full-time manual override, which makes it possible to adjust focus without leaving AF mode.
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There is no doubt that the images are excellent quality on the EOS-M as you would expect from the sensor heritage. Handling is much improved with the new firmware, focussing snappier and overall it's a far more usable camera than before. However.... however, however there are still major annoyances with it that are unlikely to be resolved until Magic Lantern (the Canon EOS firmware hack) is released for the new EOS-M firmware since I can't see Canon releasing a new firmware update for it now. These annoyances include the following:
- the maddening touch screen that can't be disabled. If you have the camera on a neck strap every over light bump against your body will change 'something'. If you are lucky it'll just change the focus point. If you are unlucky it'll go into something like ISO settings with the first bump and then change them with the second. Sure, I can have the info setting to just show focus point to avoid this, but that's a pain as well. I've taken to turning the whole camera off after every shooting sequence to stop this from happening, and to avoid annoyance further disabled the dust removal part of shutdown and start up since these take a few seconds to execute. Very frustrating.
- the lack of focus peaking or an 'in window' focus magnification is a real pain. Focusing is definitely better, but it is class trailing and not class leading. I'm finding that a lot of photos that should / could be in focus are not when processed in lightroom because the focus area is too large and manual focus is hit & miss. Read more ›
This camera is a bit of a mixed bag. I have owned a number of Canon DSLRs as well as point and shoots and the biggest differences between the two have always been focussing speed and image quality (sure there are plenty of others like changing lenses etc but for the purpose of this review, I'm focussing on these two items)
The Bad - if you are expecting focussing speeds and accuracy like on your DSLR body, stop right now and don't buy this camera. It's focussing speeds are much more like a point a shoot camera. Good but not great. I was expecting it to be a lot closer to DSLR performance levels. Also, and this may be down to early firmware, it sometimes has to hunt quite a bit for focus - ie I was at the ExCel convention centre in the Docklands this week and the camera seemed to not like the bright spotlights and varying levels of light too much. I should say that this was less prevalent at the wider aperture settings on the kit lens than when I zoomed in and the aperture narrowed.
Auto servo in movie mode is ok.
Both video and still images suffered from difficulty finding focus in low light situations.
The good - IMAGE QUALITY!!! This is what I wanted - SLR quality images in a point and shoot form factor. The EOS-M delivers big time in this area. I have been super pleased with the results. RAW is what I shoot in primarily and I have been nothing but happy with the results.
Misc -
- there seems to be a glitch as, even though I have the 18-55mm kit lens, the camera seems to think I have the 22mm lens attached (showing in the metadata) perhaps this is impacting the focussing performance?
- Full automatic mode is pretty good at selecting the best shooting mode. Read more ›
I found the lightness and stength of the body allowed me to use the camera in places where I might have been reluctant to carry my 7D. The touch screen and software are excellent. The pictures are also excellent. The startup is rapid. I adjusted my style to account for the slower auto-focus in certain circumstances and found that using the screen to tap to focus and release the shutter worked effectively where I was dealing with a changing and flowing scene.
I've used the Sony NEX-5 previously - which is a very good camera - but I would recommend the EOS M over the Sony, particularly if you have existing Canon lenses.
Of course, it dos much more than I want (I think! Read more
I have just received the Canon EH23-CJ case, this is highly recommended, besides protecting the base of the camera
it provides a... Read more
The modes are separated to presets for beginners and M,Av,Tv,P for enthusiasts.
Lots of flexibility. Read more
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