EOS M discontinued per Adorama?

Maybe it is temporary and/or an error, but if you search EOS M on Adorama it says the camera has been discontinued:

http://www.adorama.com …nd&sku=ICAMK&te​rm=EOS%20M

or

http://www.adorama.com​/ICAMK.html?discontinu​ed=t

My local camera shop has confirmed the same.

A lot of people said this was going to happen after the fire sale a few weeks ago.

EOS M mk II with dual Pixel CMOS and WIFI, here we come...

Looks to me that an updated model is on the way.

Seems crazy that it would be discontinued before the replacement is available.

Well...it seems like they only sold a handful of EOS-M's until the price went to $299 including a good lens, and now everyone has an EOS-M and is asking for more lenses....reality might be that unless Canon thinks they can get $800 for an EOS-M mkII, they're just not going to bother selling it in the U.S.

As a car guy who likes German wagon's as his family's long-hauler, I know what it's like to have your favorite new car not be available in the country you live in, I just hope I'm wrong about the EOS-M, because I feel like between the better price and the firmware, Canon has a whole new fanbase for the EOS-M, that would be willing to put down some money for a few great lenses.

Wow, that was a short lifecycle!

Bryan

The lenses have also been discounted, B&H is throwing the 90ex flash in for free when you buy the kit, the 11-16 is not going to be released in the us. It sure seems that there doing more than just "making room for a new M."

They have to pass the time somehow...

Rstanford wrote in post #16162727
..It sure seems that there doing more than just "making room for a new M."

It's still listed on canonusa.com, so who knows.

gocolts wrote in post #16162254
Well...it seems like they only sold a handful of EOS-M's until the price went to $299 including a good lens, and now everyone has an EOS-M and is asking for more lenses....reality might be that unless Canon thinks they can get $800 for an EOS-M mkII, they're just not going to bother selling it in the U.S.

As a car guy who likes German wagon's as his family's long-hauler, I know what it's like to have your favorite new car not be available in the country you live in, I just hope I'm wrong about the EOS-M, because I feel like between the better price and the firmware, Canon has a whole new fanbase for the EOS-M, that would be willing to put down some money for a few great lenses.

I'm not sure about this. What I saw was a highly unpopular camera and people who are willing to buy anything if it is discounted enough. Not sure it is a strong signal to Canon that they can expect big lens sales, unless they want to be selling them for <$125.

mpix345 wrote in post #16162932
What I saw was a highly unpopular camera and people who are willing to buy anything if it is discounted enough.

Canon can only blame themselves for that one.

isoMorphic wrote in post #16162937
Canon can only blame themselves for that one.

Absolutely.

mpix345 wrote in post #16162932
I'm not sure about this. What I saw was a highly unpopular camera and people who are willing to buy anything if it is discounted enough. Not sure it is a strong signal to Canon that they can expect big lens sales, unless they want to be selling them for <$125.

You could have a point about the $125 lenses...I know that I'd be hesitant to buy more EOS-M lenses for much more than that if I knew they weren't going to progress the EOS-M line at all.

Should be an interesting few months when it comes to the future of the EOS-M, I'm sold on it for $300, and it'll get plenty of use to justify the price. But at $500 or over I would have never considered it.