Hello All:
I use a Canon 70D and I pretty much bring it with me everywhere. Usually with a Sigma 30mm Art prime on it and maybe one or maximum two lens with me in the bag depend on what I am planning to shoot. I travel a lot so not planning to upgrade to FF in the near future. I don't mind carry this setup with me all the time since it is still relatively light weight in a small bag.
However, there are just times when I don't want to bring an extra bag. This usually means night out with friends at restaurants, bar...etc. Which means low light indoors. I used to use a S100 for these but after getting used to the IQ of my 70D I am certainly looking for alternative now.
I would like to stay with sensor bigger than 4/3, so that means no RX100/GX7. So far I have looked at Ricoh GR, smaller 4/3 body and M. So I want to know people's experience with M and the 22mm pancake. I know it is not going to fit in a pocket but if anyone use this setup as dedicated indoor/low light shooter?
For me the pro for EOS-M
- No longer need to bring a wide prime for my 70D, and I don't even need to switch lens when I need wider shot. Just take out the M.
- 22mm lens is a perfect 35mm and F2 is nice.
- Can use the adaptor for my other lens, not critical for me at the moment.
- APS-C size (when compare to 4/3)
Cons:
- Much bigger than Ricoh GR, bigger than most 4/3.
- Other than the 22mm, the rest of the lens line up are relatively big.
Wonder if anybody had similar dilemma or any comments regards this. Thanks.
I use a Canon 70D and I pretty much bring it with me everywhere. Usually with a Sigma 30mm Art prime on it and maybe one or maximum two lens with me in the bag depend on what I am planning to shoot. I travel a lot so not planning to upgrade to FF in the near future. I don't mind carry this setup with me all the time since it is still relatively light weight in a small bag.
However, there are just times when I don't want to bring an extra bag. This usually means night out with friends at restaurants, bar...etc. Which means low light indoors. I used to use a S100 for these but after getting used to the IQ of my 70D I am certainly looking for alternative now.
I would like to stay with sensor bigger than 4/3, so that means no RX100/GX7. So far I have looked at Ricoh GR, smaller 4/3 body and M. So I want to know people's experience with M and the 22mm pancake. I know it is not going to fit in a pocket but if anyone use this setup as dedicated indoor/low light shooter?
For me the pro for EOS-M
- No longer need to bring a wide prime for my 70D, and I don't even need to switch lens when I need wider shot. Just take out the M.
- 22mm lens is a perfect 35mm and F2 is nice.
- Can use the adaptor for my other lens, not critical for me at the moment.
- APS-C size (when compare to 4/3)
Cons:
- Much bigger than Ricoh GR, bigger than most 4/3.
- Other than the 22mm, the rest of the lens line up are relatively big.
Wonder if anybody had similar dilemma or any comments regards this. Thanks.