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I just noticed on the back of my 22mm kit lens. It says "made in Taiwan". I don't think I've ever had a piece of canon gear that didn't say "made in Japan".

With the quality of images that 22mm puts out, Taiwan puts out some good glass.

best quote ever, about 50 seconds in

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I've been under the firm opinion for some time now that the best high quality and low cost products are made in Taiwan. I have several other hobbies and have noticed that the products with the "made in Taiwan" seal on them generally last the longest and work the best

I hope Canon releases a short telephoto prime in EF-M mount. All the adapted options are a little larger and more "fiddly" than I'd like.

I want something like this Olympus 45mm (Although prefer 53mm f2 for 85mm equiv on 1.6x crop):

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with all of the talk about successors to the EOS M, I would imagine they would use the same mount as the existing EOS M, and any lenses produced would be backwards compatible.

PLLphotography wrote in post #16318845
with all of the talk about successors to the EOS M, I would imagine they would use the same mount as the existing EOS M, and any lenses produced would be backwards compatible.

I've heard a ton of talk about the new EOS M however I haven't seen anything spec wise and Im waiting to pull the trigger as a back up cam and wife camera for travels.

this first gen. EOS M is my backup camera

I've actually gotten pretty used to not having a viewfinder on it. All of subjects are non-action/sports shots, so the "slow" AF isn't a problem.

I'm sure the new EOS M's coming out will have a lot of nice bells and whistles, but I wouldn't hold my breath on it being $299 like this one.

PLLphotography wrote in post #16318951
this first gen. EOS M is my backup camera

I've actually gotten pretty used to not having a viewfinder on it. All of subjects are non-action/sports shots, so the "slow" AF isn't a problem.

I'm sure the new EOS M's coming out will have a lot of nice bells and whistles, but I wouldn't hold my breath on it being $299 like this one.

Price isn't that big of deal for me. As long as its not higher then the Nex 6/7 I think it will be a good competitor. Anyone have any information when it is suppose to come out?

freitz wrote in post #16318967
Price isn't that big of deal for me. As long as its not higher then the Nex 6/7 I think it will be a good competitor. Anyone have any information when it is suppose to come out?

Originally there was a rumor that 2 new EOS M bodies would be released this year. This was followed by another rumor that Canon will not have ANY new product releases this year. Now there's some rumor of someone spotting references to an EOS M2 or something...

To me Canon seems conflicted about the EOS M, hence why the 11-22 isn't available in North America. Frankly I wouldn't be surprised if they do end up release 2 new EOS M bodies before the year is up OR they just give up on the mirrorless segment here in the USA.

as long as they continue to support the sales overseas, there shouldn't be much trouble getting newly released lenses. granted they will be "grey market" lenses, so I don't know if that would bother many people or not.

Talk about lenses made me go look up the 11-22 on ebay - it's $500! when the 18-55 can be had for $150. And it isn't a fast lens - it's a variable 4 - 5.6.

What I really want is an EOS M 55-250 to go with the 18-55...

imjason wrote in post #16315255
Some Salmon Sashimi and Ikura

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Salmon Sashimi with Roe by JFChanPhoto, on Flickr

Great shot. Now I'm hungry. Am a sushi (and sashimi) fiend!

My sweet new ride! Wanted one of these forever!