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Thread started 23 Jul 2012 (Monday) 05:09
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POLL: "What's your take on the EOS-M?"
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Oct 05, 2012 20:25 |  #61

I'm the few.. the proud.. the early adopter.


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Oct 05, 2012 21:38 |  #62

I wish it was the G1x with changeable lenses.....


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Oct 05, 2012 23:07 |  #63

pre-ordered. it has everything i want and i can work around or deal with the shortcomings. price not that competitive, that said, i'm not rich but i can afford it... looking forward to receiving mine in black in a week or so.


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Oct 06, 2012 00:53 |  #64

I'm interested, but I'll be checking it out in person to see what the AF performance is like, particularly with the adapter. I'm leaning towards waiting for a second model or firmware update that addresses the AF.


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Oct 06, 2012 08:54 |  #65

it's not going to hold a candle to my 1DX AF wise... but I am excited to be getting it soon.. It's form factor will make it quite useful.


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Oct 06, 2012 10:39 |  #66

nonick wrote in post #14829263 (external link)
I decided to pass on the EOS M and go with the M4/3s system. Really happy with my new Oly OM-D E-M5. For easy travel and carry around without giving up fast and accurate AF, sophisticated/customiz​able external controls and features, flexibility of lenses and accessory choices, great picture quality and color, the oly is sure the most balanced MILC in the market so far.

Reading the first reviews i am thinking of going the same way. Especially since the new EF to m4/3 adapters have aperture control etc. and heck if the reviews are to be believed you can mf with the naitive live view faster than the eos-m can focus anyway. I hope canon steps up with something good soon i have been holding off on a mirrorless for a while now.


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Oct 06, 2012 12:13 |  #67

Once it's out I want to play with the controls and see how quick/slow it takes to change settings and maunal controls. Really wish this thing had a tilt screen! If it did it would be a sweet camera to use for street photography with the 22 prime.


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Oct 06, 2012 12:29 |  #68

dadgummit wrote in post #15086995 (external link)
Reading the first reviews i am thinking of going the same way. Especially since the new EF to m4/3 adapters have aperture control etc. and heck if the reviews are to be believed you can mf with the naitive live view faster than the eos-m can focus anyway. I hope canon steps up with something good soon i have been holding off on a mirrorless for a while now.

How slow/fast is the AF with those adapters? The one video I saw of the NEX-EF adapter showed a lot of hunting going on.


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Oct 06, 2012 15:47 |  #69

This interests me. I would rather wait until some reviews hit the airwaves. I've had m4/3s, a G12, you name it, because I wanted something smaller to carry around to social events (for my blog) and be able to hand it to anyone and (have them take a picture of me) actually geting a shot of myself. It's just really hard going from a DSLR to those smaller cameras and be happy with the picture quality. So I'm hoping this fills that void for me.


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Oct 06, 2012 18:03 |  #70

NikStar wrote in post #15087914 (external link)
This interests me. I would rather wait until some reviews hit the airwaves. I've had m4/3s, a G12, you name it, because I wanted something smaller to carry around to social events (for my blog) and be able to hand it to anyone and (have them take a picture of me) actually geting a shot of myself. It's just really hard going from a DSLR to those smaller cameras and be happy with the picture quality. So I'm hoping this fills that void for me.

yes.. really hard with a 1series setup with back button focus.. normal ppl are like WTF.


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Oct 06, 2012 18:23 |  #71

I was one of the first answering this post about pre-ordering this camera but in the end I did a step back, because the 6d was more interesting to me than the M camera. Still I would take one in my next year trip to NYC if reviews are not bad at all.


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Oct 07, 2012 01:14 |  #72

Not interested, unless reviews says it's brilliant IQ like 5D?
The logic of economic fails big time: cost of M body & EF adapter is too much.
I also hate how it looks (all subjective, but it's my money I'm sending anyway)

I'd love to get an intermediate system, between my s95 and 5DM2.
But it's looking more likely that it would come from Fuji (used X100) or Sony (RX100).


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Oct 07, 2012 12:58 |  #73

Rex914 wrote in post #15087357 (external link)
How slow/fast is the AF with those adapters? The one video I saw of the NEX-EF adapter showed a lot of hunting going on.

The fuji is DSLR fast with micro 4/3 lenses. If you use the adapters i think it is manual focus which is fine since im only interested in using it with my Zeiss lenses.


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Oct 07, 2012 13:28 |  #74

dadgummit wrote in post #15090897 (external link)
The fuji is DSLR fast with micro 4/3 lenses.

Do what now?




  
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Oct 07, 2012 18:56 |  #75

I have a NEX system with metabones adapter for my canon lenses....an awesome combo with the focus peeking function. I was hoping the EOS M would have an advantage of AF speed with canon lenses, but from what I've read so far, it seems a bit slow. If I can lock focus faster with focus peeking + MF, then its a no brainer. I'll wait for the reviews to come out, but its b/w the canon or new NEX 6 coming out, and I'm leaning towards the Nex 6.


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