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Customers like the quality, ease of use, and size of the digital camera. For example, they mention that it takes high quality pictures and videos, is user friendly, and is convenient. Some appreciate the size and weight of the product, which makes it easy to take anywhere. That said, opinions are mixed on the focus.

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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the camera. For example, they mention that it takes high quality pictures and videos, has a great sensor, and is user friendly. Some say that the camera lacks a viewfinder. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

"...It sure beats lugging around my 5D3 around and it takes awesome pictures!..." Read more

"the EOM M series is a nice camera Typical Canon build quality, however I am surprised that 1)..." Read more

"...It has a great sensor for pictures (mostly stills though) and the update gave it a way faster auto-focus for the motion...." Read more

"Bought it as a backup to DSLR. Takes good pictures. Only gripes are slow focus and short battery life...." Read more

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Customers find the digital camera user friendly, convenient, and easy to configure. They also mention that it's simple to get started taking pictures and has additional simple-to-follow information on making more advanced.

"...The camera is very light and convenient although the zoom lens adds a fair amount of weight. Later review with one star downgrade...." Read more

"...is mirror less, if you mess with the manual settings which are easy to configure, you'll be able to preview exactly how the picture will come out on..." Read more

"...and was pleased to find that this one was not only easy to get started taking pictures, but has lots of additional simple-to-follow information on..." Read more

"...Not a pro- photographer but I took really nice pictures. User friendly! Nice start to a new world" Read more

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Customers are satisfied with the size of the digital camera. They mention that it is convenient to carry anywhere, the EX90 flash is very compact, and the screen itself is big enough to see exactly what you are doing.

"...The 18-55 STM lens covers nice range for general use. The EX90 flash is very compact...." Read more

"...Even though it doesn't have a viewfinder, the screen itself is big enough to see exactly what you are doing...." Read more

"Produces images equal to my Canon 60D. Conveniently small and can be taken anywhere. Much better than a point-and-shoot at a slightly higher cost...." Read more

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Customers are mixed about the focus of the camera. Some mention that the LCD is sharp with a digital focus assist magnification feature that separates it from most P&S, while others say that the touch screen focus capability is sweet. That said, opinions are mixed and the depth of focus is limited.

"...The LCD is sharp with a digital focus assist magnification feature that seperates it from most P&S cameras and eases the need for the reflex..." Read more

"Bought it as a backup to DSLR. Takes good pictures. Only gripes are slow focus and short battery life...." Read more

"...Ergo the depth of focus is limited. The touch screen focus capability is sweet though...." Read more

"Focusing speed is an issue, but you can't beat the price, you get what you paid for~ Overall this camera takes high quality pictures and videos,..." Read more

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Oskay

Point and Shoot Size with DSLR Features

Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2013

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I got this camera for shooting video. I was expecting something a lot like my wife's SL1, which is what I used before. From the moment I turned it on it became my second favorite camera!! I think the term 'mirrorless' doesn't do it justice. This camera is a point and shoot form factor with DSLR controls and features. It is literally half the size of the SL1 with 18-55 EF-S lens, so it can go places where a DLSR can't so easily. The LCD is sharp with a digital focus assist magnification feature that seperates it from most P&S cameras and eases the need for the reflex viewfinder. It has full auto and full manual controls for both still AND video shooting modes that allow unlimited control of exposure.

This camera is everything you need. Most, if not all, of the T5i/SL1 features are there. I got the 18-55mm lens and EX90 flash package for almost half the price of the SL1. The 18-55 STM lens covers nice range for general use. The EX90 flash is very compact. I plan to share it between the EOS-M and my 5D3 since that camera doesn't have a flash, so its a nice 'freebie'.

It sure beats lugging around my 5D3 around and it takes awesome pictures! Well, almost as awesome as the 5D3, but better than my 5D. I ordered the EF mount adapter and it works great with several of my L lenses, which look superb.

I highly recommend this as a back-up camera or a vacation camera for the serious photographer. I predict this will become a highly sought after camera after they all sell out. There is nothing else like it, and it seems it was misunderstood or under marketed, or both.

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SA

Pretty sweet camera but lacks VF

Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2016

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the EOM M series is a nice camera Typical Canon build quality, however I am surprised that 1) the camera still costs so much, 2) Canon did not build in a viewfinder. A viewfinder would have been sweet. Of course, newer versions have the VF.

Lens selection is one of the keys for Canon vs other ML systems.

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Flicker

Very light and convenient, but with drawbacks

Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2014

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It appears to work pretty well, but the lens doesn't have manual controls for F stop. Ergo the depth of focus is limited. The touch screen focus capability is sweet though. I keep getting messed up because I'm used to putting my eye to the viewfinder which this camera of-course doesn't have. The camera is very light and convenient although the zoom lens adds a fair amount of weight.

Later review with one star downgrade. This camera was bought as a back up for my larger camera in case my larger camera dies. The F stop control is electronicly adjusted. It is somewhat of a hassle to change. I tend to leave the electronic controls alone as they are always more difficult to adjust than a manually operated camera. The most irritating thing about the M is that framing a shot is difficult with the view screen when there is a lot of light coming behind the camera. Light reflects off the view screen and the image is difficult to see. I am used to a viewfinder and also a large format camera with a shade cloth. Good imagry comes from being able to see what your shooting with a great deal of detail.
I have mostly gotten used to the very small places that your hand can hold onto this camera without pushing the wrong buttons. With the larger Zoom lens the camera is considerably heavier than with the standard 24mm lens. With the 24mm lens the camera is severly limited in its shot selection. Of course, putting a polarizer on the front of the lens is important for landscapes. Unfortunately it is difficult to determine if the polarizer is in the correct position for the shot as the image in the view screen is too vague to see well. The smaller snap shot cameras don't have a filtering capability.

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Miguel Lopez

... years since I got this camera and I definitely recommend it. It has a great sensor for pictures ...

Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2017

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Been a few years since I got this camera and I definitely recommend it. It has a great sensor for pictures (mostly stills though) and the update gave it a way faster auto-focus for the motion. Even though it doesn't have a viewfinder, the screen itself is big enough to see exactly what you are doing. Since it is mirror less, if you mess with the manual settings which are easy to configure, you'll be able to preview exactly how the picture will come out on screen unless viewing it from a view finder.

The video mode is my favorite part as its a great use for blogging/recording on the go since it has a fast boot up time. I have used it for events where I would set it on my tripod and let it record. However, the battery life isn't amazing but I was able to record 1080p 30fps for a good 45 minutes straight before the battery starting getting low. I can't find any battery grips like the DSLRs but switching out batteries is super fast even with a tripod adapter on the bottom.

I bought some accessories to make the camera phenomenal which include a metal brace frame to make it fit your palm since the litttle grip does not cut it for me. I have also bought a EF adapter to use other lenses.

Overall it is still my favorite camera and if you have any questions, I will be more than happy to answer.

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T. Douglas

Good value

Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2013

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Bought it as a backup to DSLR. Takes good pictures. Only gripes are slow focus and short battery life. Current bundles are pretty good value at the current price.

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Mariano Olaciregui

Three Stars

Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2014

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Is a good pocket, but lack of the viewfinder.
Everything else, is very good.

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P. K. G.

I'm new at using digital cameras and was pleased to find that this one was not only easy ...

Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2015

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I'm new at using digital cameras and was pleased to find that this one was not only easy to get started taking pictures, but has lots of additional simple-to-follow information on making more advanced pictures and movies. The pictures taken so far more than meet my expectations, and I'm looking forward to learning how to use this camera to its full potential. My buying experience was great--I would definitely use this seller again.

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Musicatdawn

Canon can do better, but this one is not that bad~

Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2013

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Focusing speed is an issue, but you can't beat the price, you get what you paid for~ Overall this camera takes high quality pictures and videos, that all I've asked for~

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Brand	Canon
Model Name	M
Photo Sensor Size	APS-C
Image Stabilization	Digital
Form Factor	Mirrorless
Effective Still Resolution	18 MP
Special Feature	Lightweight Design
Optical Zoom	3 x
Color	Black
Connectivity Technology	USB, HDMI

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