Canon EOS M100 Review (by TDP)

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The-Digital-Picture has completed the review of new Canon EOS M100 entry-level mirrorless camera, the successor to the current EOS M10 interchangeable lens camera.

From TDP:

From an exciting brand-new features perspective, the Canon EOS M100 is going to turn few heads. However, the existing features packaged into this tiny camera combined with a very-attractive price will.

Among the most-attracted to the M100 will be those misled by promises of great image quality from their phones or simply those growing dissatisfied by the same. Once phone images are viewed on a full-sized monitor or otherwise used to create modestly large prints, most will likely be disappointed, discovering that the purported great image quality doesn’t meet their own definition. The large, high resolution APS-C format imaging sensor in the M100 will, especially in low light, far surpass the abilities of any mobile phone in existence.

An easy-to-use yet powerful camera, the EOS M100 is an excellent choice for those looking to step up from smartphone photography, offering the versatility of interchangeable lenses, optical zoom and the latest imaging technology, without sacrificing size, style or the ability to share instantly.

$100 off on Canon EOS M100 with 15-45mm Lens: $499 at Amazon, B&H, Adorama.

$220 off on Canon EOS M100 with 15-45mm and 55-200mm Lenses: $729 at Amazon, B&H, Adorama.

You can read the full review at The-Digital-Picture.