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Wow. Incredible shot.

staale@nilsen.com wrote in post #16261936
Taken with ND2+ND2Grad+Polarizing filters on the 18-55mm.

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Color in the Pond by Staale N, on Flickr

At the lake today, duck was talking to me. EOS M with 22mm lens.

One from my new favorite companion to the 22mm, a Yashica ML 50/2 (which is about the same thickness as the 22mm, before the adapter of course)

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …erydaygetaway/9​624677619/

Read on Canon Rumors that some new EOS M cameras are coming soon!

Still loving the little M. Pic from yesterday...

Vixen89 wrote in post #16263964
Read on Canon Rumors that some new EOS M cameras are coming soon!

I doubt either of them will be $300

The current M fits my needs. I don't use it for anything that requires fast action. I've got my back-button focusing set on it. makes a great "mini me" to my 5D II....which I haven't shot with in weeks lol.

A few from this morning. One of which made me do a double take just to get a few images of it. Can you guess which one?

District_History_Fan wrote in post #16264009
Still loving the little M. Pic from yesterday...

Love the shot and the treatment. Really, love all the shots on this page.

Any reason to get the 40mm STM + adapter to go with the 22mm? I wouldn't go with anything bigger than that, as I want a small compact carry-around.

40mm on a crop sensor is like 64mm, kind of inbetween a standard lens and zoom.

I see in your sig you have a 50mm. which version is it? If it's the 1.8, isn't that close to the size of the 18-55? (I'm not sure as I haven't seen the 18-55 up close). Using that on this crop sensor would turn it almost into an 85mm 1.8 (well..80mm). Granted it would add some bulk compared to a 40mm pancake, but not much, plus you get another 1.3ish stops from the 1.8 vs. 2.8. see the side by side comparison on this thread:

https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1208819

PLLphotography wrote in post #16264021
I doubt either of them will be $300

The current M fits my needs. I don't use it for anything that requires fast action. I've got my back-button focusing set on it. makes a great "mini me" to my 5D II....which I haven't shot with in weeks lol.

I think the same way, even with upcoming eos M cameras, I'm very happy with the first version!. fits my needs!!!..

most of my stuff are "underdogs" lol....EOS M....5D II (with it's sh*tty autofocus), and 50L with it's apparent focusing issues. none of which have stopped me.

WT21 wrote in post #16264251
Love the shot and the treatment. Really, love all the shots on this page.

Thanks!!!

I posted this image before and the only processing I did to it was convert to jpg with Camera Standard setting. I wasn't happy with it and did some more hands-on processing. I prefer this one.