first pic of canon mirrorless?

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AvTvM said:
WOW, finally a Canon lens cap WITH additional inner grips ... like Nikon and almost evryone else has them for decades. Wonder, whether it will be included with the lens or an optional item like lens hoods ... :P

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I think that's the most interesting part of the leaked photos!
 
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The sources also told us that the first camera feels a bit cheap in your hands. And according to them it’s not a m43 killer camera. Quite the opposite. The NEX cameras are still better in doing competition to m43 cameras. Overalla Nikon and Canon had a very cautious way of entering the mirrorless world. One more thing: A more advanced Canon (and Nikon) camera will arrive in a few months only.


http://www.43rumors.com/


bah.... :(
 
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Daniel Flather said:
My exact though when I saw the home page here. It looks like a nice camera; Canon must keep the price in check, the current G series camera's price is too high for what it is. If this new camera with a basic prime is reasonably priced, I'll pick one up as an EDC.

looking at canons latest releases... i would not BET on that.
 
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The Canon Camel of Design has struck again? Tell me again why I would want one of these things - or better
yet, why would I want one of these rather than even the cheapest Rebel? A mad desire to buy new lenses?
A use for my old speedlite? An excuse to get bigger pockets on my field jacket? If this is truely "the answer",
then I don't understand the question. Hello Fuji!
 
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Wow, that looks tiny! 43mm filter thread on that lens makes the body about the same size as the Lumix GF3. And the sensor looks bigger, too! If there are a few fast lenses and an EVF available, and the price isn't totally outrageous, I could see myself buying one.

Edit: Actually, on second look, the sensor appears about the same size. I guess we'll see on Monday, anyway.
 
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yeah, it's boring...

I mean, what does it have going for it? Why would I choose this over a NEX an X-Pro or an OM-D? The only thing that is has going for it (at least for me), is EF compatibility, but a small camera with huge lenses is not very enticing.

And if it is APS-C it's going to be a huge camera.
 
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Seriously ... why does it matter how a camera looks ?? Then for that case, I guess you guys don't use DSLR's at all .. coz they are butt ugly ... ??

If you really want the cache... Get a Leica M-9.
 
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can't be everything to everyone

This looks perfect for me IF it does have the t4i/650's autofocus and iso performance. A modern aps-c canon sensor should really outperform m4/3 on iso - and yet this new canon appears to be as small as the smallest m4/3.

Other things i'm anxious to know about:

1. They need a 35 1.4 prime - and it can't be gigantic. Going to want to see some reviews of ef-m lenses as well. Certainly the sony nex is really limited (to me) by the lack of good primes. (They have that 1 carl zeiss 24mm but it's huge. )

2. Hopefully there's no shutter lag compromise by virtue of the size? (probably unlikely to be an issue)

3. Definitely hope for a good external EVF

I have a fuji xpro 1 in the first 30 days of ownership. The fuji 35mm 1.4 lens is excellent. Image quality is superb. Has a mediocre built in EVF. But I trust canon more overall and will consider returning the xp1 if the canon comes with a 35 1.4 and has phase detect autofocus.

A note to the "full frame" crowd: Fast autofocus lenses for FF would be too big! APS-C seems to be the perfect size for mirrorless cameras as it gives you virtually all of the ISO performance of FF, keeps the camera package small enough and certainly provides plenty of resolution in the files.

So far, for the real world, this appears to be a great offering from a great camera company.


PS couldn't care less about the look. I'll take pictures of unused leica MPs if I want to see pretty cameras.
 
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Positron said:
Wow, that looks tiny! 43mm filter thread on that lens makes the body about the same size as the Lumix GF3. And the sensor looks bigger, too! If there are a few fast lenses and an EVF available, and the price isn't totally outrageous, I could see myself buying one.

Edit: Actually, on second look, the sensor appears about the same size. I guess we'll see on Monday, anyway.

Guessing hotshoe/EVF mount combined like I think it was Olympus did?
 
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well it´s not a beauty... but that´s not soooo important.
if you "guys" need some fancy stuff why don´t you buy a nice small handbag for your walks on main street? ;D

what i find depressing is that it seems not only to look boring.. it is boring.
 
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Canon EOS-M Sizes Released - Sensor size same as G1X

I took the images off Canonpricewatch.com, Sensor size is the same as G1X. Height is 64.6mm, Width is 106.2mm, 28.8 thick. 3" screen, normal hotshoe size. Almost same size and Nikon J1 with 10mm..

Attached is everything resized to actual size at 300dpi. Enjoy, check my math, all done of 43mm lens cap.
 

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Gothmoth said:
well it´s not a beauty... but that´s not soooo important.
if you "guys" need some fancy stuff why don´t you buy a nice small handbag for your walks on main street? ;D

what i find depressing is that it seems not only to look boring.. it is boring.

It still certainly has the potential to be better than any mirrorless fuji x, sony nex, leica x2 and any m4/3. I wouldn't say that's boring.

Well maybe it's boring that they didn't invent a new autofocus system that would allow for small full frame autofocus lenses (a la the old Contax G?) The fact that it is not wildly aesthetically overbuilt like a leica m9 means it will be lighter and less expensive?
 
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