Canon EOS M6

But surely this is something that's going to be fixed by a firmware update like canon. So that's the eos m 6, a solid mid-range millers camera, albeit...

Stabilisation Canon really need to wake up and smell the coffee there, although, if you're shooting video, I found the electronic image stabilization ...

One of the things that I really like about this camera is that it has Wi-Fi capability. I can easily connect my phone if I'm out on a full day, shoot ...

Remember that that lens, although usable, is not ideal for the resolution of this camera, and that really brings me to the main point on the m6 Mark 2...

Great choice. I use my little M6 as a walk around when I don't feel like carrying my RP. Like others said, look at picking up the EVF and 22mm f/2. It's a great little combo.

In good light, the autofocus system is solid, but it struggles a bit when working in dim light. Our verdict on the M6 is pretty much the same as the M5—they've got the same tech inside, after all.

Could not agree with this post more. We have the i7+ and m6 keeping our floors amazing! I’m glad I waited for the tech to advance this far, it really does a great job!

Camera takes great pictures with the resolution of the sensor. There did seem to be increased noise in lower light photos due to the sensor however. The one big deal breaker for me was no continuous/high frame rate shooting with the electronic shutter. This is a big deal for me because I shoot a lot...

The M6 is a nice little camera, and is very capable. I'm not a big fan of the 15-45 zoom kit lens shown in the first pic, though it's a good general purpose lens for every day shooting. The EF-M 32mm f/1.4 is an absolute gem of a lens for this system — it's worth having an M camera to use this lens alone — it's a beautiful optic. Native lenses also worth keeping an eye out for are the 22mm f/2, 11-22mm IS zoom, and the 28mm f/3.5 macro — all are excellent performers.

Love the portability, kit lens (surprisingly), and truly impressed with the sensor performance, but coming from a DSLR the controls are confining and the autofocus is frustrating, especially with adapted EF lenses. EVF and kind-of-articulating-screen are awful. Video is ho-hum but workable. Overall,...