Trillium Park, Toronto, Canada
M6 II with EF 15-85; all JPEGs at ISO 3200, handheld; images resized to 3000 x 2000
The ubiquitous CN Tower in the background
Family at the mushroom field, 1/1.7 second!
April 7, 2023
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Do people still love their EOS-Ms? I still love mine (upgraded from M6 to M6 II - the latter was bought used in mint condition from someone who upgraded to R), using it with EF, EF-S and a few EF-M lenses. The 32MP of M6 II is not noisier than the previous 24MP sensor. I do not see any degredation of image quality by Canon glass on the larger sensor. I love the compact body of M6 / M6 II, similar to Panasonic Lumix GX and Fuji XE series - the only peeve is lack of built-in EVF (the removable EVF takes up a lot of space and makes packing awkward, you always have to remove it until use). I find the ergonomics of the EOS-M excellent, I find it a little easier to navigate the menu of the EOS-M than other cameras.
P.S. This is my first image post in the new forum. I tried to post images "the old way", but realize they only show as "files" in the post - you have to click them open for viewing. I find it easier to post them as "images" via external links - this is probably much better for the forum server as image files are stored somewhere else. The only thing I really miss is the following feature in the previous forum:
When you hover your mouse over the posted image, it shows all the EXIF data, so that there is no need to post the gear and image parameters separately.
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Beautiful shots!
Yes! Still using my M10 happily and almost exclusively with the 22mm. So compact in a perfectly fitting Lowepro carry case!
It has a very distinct look to the images though, very contrasty and detailed, so I don't use it for every scenario.
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This is what Canons are famous for!
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I am really enjoying my M6II as well. I feel I have a little more latitude to play with raw files in post processing compared to my M50. In fact, I was amazed by how clean the dark areas looked after lifting the shadows in my first images with the camera.