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well a new kit from used gear...
started out with getting the eos m with the 22/2 lens at a pretty good price...
was gifted with a canon ef>m adapter...very nice and a generous gesture from a rff member...
found a really cheap canon ef 40/2.8 lens...
the 22 and the 40 are a nice combo...
kept an eye open for the celebrated canon m 11-22 lens...no luck so far but found a like new real cheap efs 55-250 lens today!!
so i have the eos m body/22/40/55-250 as small/cheap kit so far...
and the light weight zoom balances quite well on the small eos body...
time to break out a bigger bag!!
started out with getting the eos m with the 22/2 lens at a pretty good price...
was gifted with a canon ef>m adapter...very nice and a generous gesture from a rff member...
found a really cheap canon ef 40/2.8 lens...
the 22 and the 40 are a nice combo...
kept an eye open for the celebrated canon m 11-22 lens...no luck so far but found a like new real cheap efs 55-250 lens today!!
so i have the eos m body/22/40/55-250 as small/cheap kit so far...
and the light weight zoom balances quite well on the small eos body...
time to break out a bigger bag!!
fireblade
Vincenzo.
you don't need a bag 
paulfish4570
Veteran
bwahahahahahahahahahaha! ^
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gentlemen...i'm afraid it's all about the bag.
Jason C
Established
May I suggest a Legacy glass selection for your kit:
The Konica Hexanon AR 40mm f/1.8 is small and light, and has some groovy Circle of Confusion (what people would call bokeh) wide open.. The above lens with Fotasy adapter cost me a total of $41.
Konica Hex glass is excellent!
Jason
The Konica Hexanon AR 40mm f/1.8 is small and light, and has some groovy Circle of Confusion (what people would call bokeh) wide open.. The above lens with Fotasy adapter cost me a total of $41.
Konica Hex glass is excellent!
Jason
BillBingham2
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BillBingham2
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May I suggest a Legacy glass selection for your kit:
The Konica Hexanon AR 40mm f/1.8 is small and light, and has some groovy Circle of Confusion (what people would call bokeh) wide open.. The above lens with Fotasy adapter cost me a total of $41.
Konica Hex glass is excellent!
Jason
i have a hard time understanding the criticism for the looks of the little m body (read elsewhere on the net)...i think it's very attractive...especially with that konica lens on it. but my eyes prefer af these days...even slow af
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i'm actually tempted to use a monopod with the m plus 55-250 lens...i think it would work out well with that fancy touch screen...
dfatty
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i always thought the 55-250 was underrated, it's got good IQ, esp for the price, and it's nice and light weight.
i recently tried the canon 85/1.8 on the eos M. i was pleasantly surprised, it focused quickly, smoothly, and accurately, even in relatively low light, and it didn't feel as big as i expected on the body. the canon 50/1.4, which has a rougher version of canon's USM autofocus, isn't nearly as quick or smooth. i shoot canon dslr so i have a bunch of canon lenses, but i would still prefer a set of pancake primes that don't need the adapter, though.
i recently tried the canon 85/1.8 on the eos M. i was pleasantly surprised, it focused quickly, smoothly, and accurately, even in relatively low light, and it didn't feel as big as i expected on the body. the canon 50/1.4, which has a rougher version of canon's USM autofocus, isn't nearly as quick or smooth. i shoot canon dslr so i have a bunch of canon lenses, but i would still prefer a set of pancake primes that don't need the adapter, though.
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the m body is absolutely built for pancake primes!
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small body big sensor...the body plus the pancake 22 is downright tiny, easy to carry and has potential for great images.
the body is solid...lots of metal...
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so i think my kit is done (or almost done...)
eos m body
22
11-22
18-55
and 40efs plus adapter
90flash
if the 50-200 should present itself i might bite if i have the cash on hand but i'm not actively pursuing one...
and it all fits into a tenba dna8 bag!!!
eos m body
22
11-22
18-55
and 40efs plus adapter
90flash
if the 50-200 should present itself i might bite if i have the cash on hand but i'm not actively pursuing one...
and it all fits into a tenba dna8 bag!!!
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DNG
Film Friendly
I don't get why Canon doesn't grow the EOS M faster...
I have a buddy on a another forum who just produces great images from it.. he also loves the 22mm pancake...
I hear a lot of good for this little system camera.
Joe,
Looks like a nice alternative to the Fuji X (I assume you still have).. when you want a bit more compact.
I have a buddy on a another forum who just produces great images from it.. he also loves the 22mm pancake...
I hear a lot of good for this little system camera.
Joe,
Looks like a nice alternative to the Fuji X (I assume you still have).. when you want a bit more compact.
wakarimasen
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