Canon EOS M Series Cameras

SsSsSsSsSnake said:
im loving the M100
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In the voice of Father Jack, “I love my M6/22mm combo”

Getting my shim splint off on Monday so will be back on the road with my full kit, but the M6/22mm combo has been just dandy while I have been hobbling around!
 
Hugh Jarse said:
In the voice of Father Jack, “I love my M6/22mm combo”

Getting my shim splint off on Monday so will be back on the road with my full kit, but the M6/22mm combo has been just dandy while I have been hobbling around!
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That's my best combo as well.
 
Mike.P said:
Great set. Must say you do get a great variety of things to photograph in London, we don't get anything like that down South.
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Thanks Mike, i would feel too bad, you do seem to have a lot of 6ft bugs in your neck of the woods lol.
Its funny but i find London very boring these days, at least to photograph. I guess ive been here too long. I wish i had the motivation to get out of town and photograph something different.
 
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Picked up a new M50 last week having become disinterested in photography a few years back.

So far really enjoying it & whilst my early pictures need plenty of improvement I am certain already that I am going to enjoy the learning.

Also downloaded Affinity Pro for the post processing as picture are only going tobe for my enjoyment so no need to pay the extra for Pho

Hoping this works and there are a couple of images attached although a while since I've done this.

IMG_0161 by Larryslord, on Flickr
 
Has anyone any tips for flash with the M5?

I’ve loved using this with natural light, but it seems it cant do flash without the kind of delay that makes a compact look too awkward to use. :mad:

So far the best option has been to mount the flash on camera and use the intelligent auto mode (which gives P&S level performance) trying to use OCF with a godox flash with the camera in M mode has a shutter delay of about half a second to a second. I wonder if M flash will be the answer?:thinking:
 
Matholwch said:
Wondering if the M5 is worth it, Wex offering it body only for £629 with voucher (not advertised on their website it seems).
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Just looking at the same thing myself. HDEW have it for £619, including the 15-45 mm lens, if you're happy to buy grey. (3 year gtee on body)
 
jerry12953 said:
Just looking at the same thing myself. HDEW have it for £619, including the 15-45 mm lens, if you're happy to buy grey. (3 year gtee on body)
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No problem buying grey - funnily enough I did look at panamoz's price for body only and it was over £700, so thought that it was a good deal. Looked at M50 vs M5, and it looks like the M50 (although lacking some finer controls) is a better camera, and is cheaper.
 
Matholwch said:
No problem buying grey - funnily enough I did look at panamoz's price for body only and it was over £700, so thought that it was a good deal. Looked at M50 vs M5, and it looks like the M50 (although lacking some finer controls) is a better camera, and is cheaper.
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Think you can get it in black also ;)
 
Phil V said:
Has anyone any tips for flash with the M5?

I’ve loved using this with natural light, but it seems it cant do flash without the kind of delay that makes a compact look too awkward to use. :mad:

So far the best option has been to mount the flash on camera and use the intelligent auto mode (which gives P&S level performance) trying to use OCF with a godox flash with the camera in M mode has a shutter delay of about half a second to a second. I wonder if M flash will be the answer?:thinking:
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Blimey Phil if you don't know the answer how are us mere mortals supposed to know,your my Canon Guru :D
 
SsSsSsSsSnake said:
Blimey Phil if you don't know the answer how are us mere mortals supposed to know,your my Canon Guru :D
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:LOL::LOL:

Well I think I’ve put it down to the AF using the poxy LED on the front of the camera, it needs switching off, not by just telling the camera to use the AF assist of the speedlight. :banghead:
And it appears the bloody thing is also desperately slow to AF in low light, now I need more practice focussing manually, I thought I’d grown out of that. :(
 
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