EOS M10by Canon

[T]he lack of physical controls and selfie features really make the M10 more of a consumer camera than an enthusiast option.

[T]he lack of physical controls and selfie features really make the M10 more of a consumer camera than an enthusiast option.

Despite the improvements, the M10 still suffers from some autofocus lag when lighting conditions are tough. It only happened occasionally th…

Despite the improvements, the M10 still suffers from some autofocus lag when lighting conditions are tough. It only happened occasionally though, with the camera generally performing as you’d expect.

Canon M10 weighs 301 g...Considering that the average weight of Mirrorless type cameras is 373g, Canon M10 is a remarkably light camera for …

Canon M10 weighs 301 g...Considering that the average weight of Mirrorless type cameras is 373g, Canon M10 is a remarkably light camera for its class. Even better, with a thickness of only 35mm, it is also quite small, 8mm thinner than the average of its class.

Images straight out of the camera were decently sharp in good light, but unsurprisingly you begin to see noise in low-light situations.

Images straight out of the camera were decently sharp in good light, but unsurprisingly you begin to see noise in low-light situations.

During our hands-on session we gave the autofocus a try in a low-light scene. While it managed to lock on noticeably faster than the origina…

During our hands-on session we gave the autofocus a try in a low-light scene. While it managed to lock on noticeably faster than the original EOS M, there were still a few occasions where it struggled to find focus.

The Canon EOS M10 is a simple camera with a design to match its target audience. The main body is a clean block...The front surface is almos…

The Canon EOS M10 is a simple camera with a design to match its target audience. The main body is a clean block...The front surface is almost featureless beyond the Canon and EOS logos...There's no defined grip on the smooth front, just a little ridge on the rear for your thumb to press against.

[T]he M10 feels nicely made and is economically sized given that it houses an APS-C format sensor. While the back has a small thumbpad, ther…

[T]he M10 feels nicely made and is economically sized given that it houses an APS-C format sensor. While the back has a small thumbpad, there's no grip on the front of the camera, which is a slight concern.

Color reproduction of the EOS M10 is very good. The camera created images with a very natural look. Some colors are boosted and highly satur…

Color reproduction of the EOS M10 is very good. The camera created images with a very natural look. Some colors are boosted and highly saturated.

The camera’s screen turns back a full 180 degrees on a single hinge, allowing you to take selfies very easily. It even auto-switches to the …

The camera’s screen turns back a full 180 degrees on a single hinge, allowing you to take selfies very easily. It even auto-switches to the selfie mode when the screen is twisted around to the right position.

For beginners wanting a dedicated camera that’s user-friendly and gives them extra control with the option of more advanced functionality as…

For beginners wanting a dedicated camera that’s user-friendly and gives them extra control with the option of more advanced functionality as they progress, the EOS M10 is a great option.

These days, discussions about image quality come down to really splitting hairs. I don’t think the EOS M10, as a consumer oriented camera, i…

These days, discussions about image quality come down to really splitting hairs. I don’t think the EOS M10, as a consumer oriented camera, is worth splitting too many hairs. That said, the EOS M10 captures great images.

It looked as though Canon might have started to make a bigger impact in the mirrorless market rather than just carrying through with its bra…

It looked as though Canon might have started to make a bigger impact in the mirrorless market rather than just carrying through with its brand name, but the EOS M10 is a step backwards rather than a forwards driver.