Specs for the new Canon EOS M mirrorless camera appear to have leaked out a day ahead of launch. Canon Rumors posted the following specs on the EOS M.
Canon EOS M Mirrorless Camera Specs
- 18mp APS-C
- DIGIC V
- Phase & Contrast AF
- Video Servo AF
- 3? Touchscreen 1.04million pixels
- ISO 100-12800 (25,600 Expansion)
- SD Card
- 1920×1080 Video 30p/25p/24p
- 1280×720 Video 60p/50p
- MPEG-4, AVC/H.264
- Adaptor at launch for EF lenses
Additionally, it looks like Canon will be employing the same 18MP sensor from the Rebel T4i with pixel-level phase detection AF sensors in place as I speculated a few weeks back. These specs make the Canon EOS M look like a killer mirrorless model.
If all this is legit, it’s going to be fun watching Canon and Sony go toe-to-toe with their mirrorless models over the next couple of years. It’s also a great thing for consumers to have two camera makers trying to one-up each other.
Does anyone see any glaring omissions that turns you off from this new mirrorless model?
day says
I remember there are three camera makers trying to one-up each other. Canon and Sony and Samsung NX.
Mike Kovaliv says
It looks great however I would like to see manual controls and a viewfinder. Perhaps when the EOS M-Pro is revealed later in the year.
Alex B says
I was hoping for this and a bit of a retro styling myself. It looks quite impressive and hope it does well. The question is will it be in the range of Sony or closer to Fuji.
Tim L says
Hallelujah! Canon didn’t cripple their mirrorless entry with a tiny sensor. I hope it’s a 3:2 aspect ratio, unlike the G1-x. I can tell you right now that I’ll be buying the pro version when it becomes available.
Tim L says
Missed the notation that it is the sensor used in the T4i so the aspect ratio will be 3:2. Sweet.
Todd says
Wow looks great except for there seems to be no external controls, and some form of view finder optical or digital. hmmmmmmm…. But so far I think it’s better than the ones from Nikon. I am constantly torn between Canon and Nikon (I use both at work). Nailing this category could tip the scales for me.