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Izzy here at Digital Goja,
Well we're going to take a look at the
Canon EOS M5 and M6
we're going to do a comparison
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Alright so there's all these forums out
on the internet saying
"Oh what they're doing? This is the cheaper version"
"It's a step down from the M5"
No, it isn't and of course,
it has nothing to do with the
fact that it's an M6
has to do with the fact that they're giving
you the same DIGIC 7 processor
you're still getting the 24.2 MP CMOS Sensor
you're still having the fantastic
Dual Pixel CMOS AF
this is something that is
now a legacy with Canon
and believe me
the Canon users know what I'm talking about
you love the way they focus
it is slimmer and face it there's a lot of
users that don't need an electronic viewfinder
they want to be able to do this
there was a lot of slack when they
came out with the M5 and the only way
you could flip the screen was like this
so what happens if you put it on a tripod
and you're a vlogger well guess what
Canon listened
so you can do this and now you can
put it on a tripod and if you're a vlogger
this is awesome
you can go ahead and record this way
you're still getting the 1080p at 60 FPS
you're getting HDR video
you're being able to do time-lapse
I mean you have the built-in Wi-Fi so
you can control it from an application
like you did with this but in a slimmer package
the screen is a little bit smaller
this is a 3 inch compared to a 3.2 inch
and this is like 1.68 million dots
compared to 1.04 million dots
but they had to cut down on something
so that you can get a little bit more
economical price-point on this
right now this is actually a really good deal
with the 15-45mm lens, you're under $1,000
and you have yourself an APS-C Sensor
that honestly, it rivals the 80D on the Canon lineup
and don't forget
you're doing a lot of video on this you still have
the electronic 5 Axis stabilization
which works fantastically when you have
an image stabilized lens
so it ends up being 5 axis
again it's digital but you also have
the optical stabilization on the lens
so it gives you a really good way to work
with something handheld
I mean you can throw these cameras in your pocket
remember you have the capability of extending
your ISO to pass 25000
I mean 25600 ISO
9 frames per second at 24.2 megapixels
you can do up to 17 frames in RAW format
so they're very capable
they're small-compact
and remember there are more lenses coming
in the EOS M series line-up from Canon
Plus don't forget you do have the capability
of working with the EOS M to EF adapter
so you can work with existing Canon EF mount lenses
so it's a whole eco-structure that is going
to continue to grow and more power to them
they're finally taking mirrorless seriously and
they're going to give us more and more options
so again, in the market for a small compact mirrorless?
take a much closer look at the Canon EOS M6
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