Canon EOS M Makes It Into Canon Camera Museum

EOS M Makes It Into Canon Camera Museum

Yes, the [shoplink 6091]Canon EOS M (price & specs)[/shoplink] made it into the “design hall” of the Canon Camera Museum:

“Bringing the EOS concept into a mirrorless camera.”
This was the overall approach adopted by the design team for the EOS M camera, which comprised Seishiro Takano, who was responsible for the body and interchangeable lenses; Shingo Yamazaki, designer of the user interface; Megumi Inazumi, in charge of accessories and other parts; and Shosaku Kawashima, the team leader.

Mr. Kawashima – who sought to carry forward the speed, comfort, and picture quality of the EOS series – remained committed to the clear EOS advantage of imbuing a compact body with strength and durability. In other words, the goal was to develop a mirrorless compact camera that incorporated the DNA of EOS.
The design team set a high hurdle for themselves by setting out to combine miniaturization with increased functionality. As a result, all members of the team took on bold challenges in their respective assignments.

Canon EOS M price check: [shopcountry 6091] Canon EF-M 22mm f/2 STM price check: [shopcountry 6093] Canon EF-M 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM price check: [shopcountry 6095]

[via The Digital Picture]

Canon EOS M DxOMark Scores Published (better than T4i/650D)

[shoplink 6091]Canon EOS M DxOMark Scores Published [/shoplink]

Canon EOS M DxOMark scores published. Not surprising: the [shoplink 6091]Canon EOS M (prce & specs)[/shoplink] scores lower than the [shoplink 9328]Sony NEX 6 (price & specs)[/shoplink] and the [shoplink 5711]Olympus OM-D (price & specs)[/shoplink]. Surprising: the EOS M scores higher (slightly) than the [shoplink 5623]Rebel T4i/EOS 650D (price & specs)[shoplink], both for color depth and low light ISO.

Canon EOS M DxOMark Scores Published Canon EOS M DxOMark Scores Published Canon EOS M DxOMark Scores Published

Canon EOS M price check: [shopcountry 6091] Rebel T4i/EOS 650D price check: [shopcountry 5623]

Amazing Fashion Shots Made With A Canon EOS M (Readers Work)

I am proud to feature a fashion shot made by our reader Chris McDuffie using a [shoplink 6091]Canon EOS M[/shoplink]. Despite the sluggish AF, the EOS M is a versatile camera and, as you can see, delivers outstanding image quality.

The title of the shot is “The Fifth Element”, it takes inspiration form sci-fi movies and high fashion. Chris used the following lenses for the shot:

  • [shoplink 6093]EF-M 22mm f/2 STM[/shoplink]
  • Sigma 30mm f/1.4
  • [shoplink 5686]EF 40mm f/2.8 STM[/shoplink]
  • [shoplink 133]Canon 85mm f/1.8[/shoplink]

All pictures are copyrighted by Chris McDuffie Photography. See more of his work at www.chrismcduffiephoto.com

If you want to share your pics and work here on canonwatch.com, then feel free to contact me. I am using the EOS M while abroad in Myanmar (former Burma). If you want to see my travel pics then click here.

 

Olympus OM-D EM-5 vs Canon EOS M Auto Focus Comparison

Yes, the EOS M’s AF is way slower than the EM-5’s AF. It’s a pity on an otherwise such well performing camera as the [shoplink 6091]Canon EOS M[/shoplink]. Tomek Kulas at M43.eu wanted to know how much slower than the EM-5. The video above shows a simple test: pointing both cams to the same subject and using touch-to-shoot.

Canon please give us a firmware update that fixes the issue!!

Canon EOS M price check: [shopcountry 6091] [M43 via PetaPixel]