Particularly in environments with strong lighting, it can be hard to view the screen when you are shooting using only the LCD monitor, so this item couldn’t have come at a better time to eliminate such a concern.
With the approximately 2.36 million-dot OLED panel, you can see right down to the fine details of your subject. Fans who like the compact size of a mirrorless camera but who also like to shoot using a viewfinder will find this a welcome addition to their photographic arsenal. However, I get the impression that the buttons are slightly smaller on the EOS M6.Īn improved external viewfinder, the EVF-DC2 that is 29g lighter than its predecessor is available (sold separately).
It looks as if once you get used to it, you will be able to quickly perform operations and have fun shooting.Īlthough the body is compact, the camera has a large LCD monitor, while the button arrangement on the rear side is the same as that on the EOS M5. Additionally, though it is a fine detail, the lever-type power button makes turning the camera on and off a breeze.Īs I often photograph manually, the compactness of the operating parts caught my attention. The buttons are arranged with usability in mind, so you can make adjustments to the settings without having to move your fingers much. The dials located on the top right of the body are the Mode Dial, Main Dial, Exposure Compensation Dial, with the Quick Control Dial lying underneath them.
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