Support me by shopping at B&H! Canon EOS M Ken McMahon, Nov 2012
Canon EOS M review   Much of the EOS M's technology has already
been seen before in the EOS T4i / 650D. Both cameras share the
same 18 Megapixel CMOS sensor with hybrid AF which dedicates
pixels on the main sensor to perform phase-detect AF during
video and live view, backed-up by contrast-based AF for fine-
tuning. Both cameras also share essentially the same 3in
touchscreen interface, although with a minimum of physical
controls on the EOS M, the screen becomes the primary means to
operate the camera. Note the screen is not articulated on the
EOS M and there's no built-in electronic viewfinder, nor means
to connect one as an accessory. There's no built-in flash
either, although the hotshoe is compatible with Speedlites and
Canon additionally offers the new Speedlite 90EX mini flash unit
which is bundled with the camera in some regions.      Canon EOS
M design and controls  Canon's first mirror-less interchangeable
lens digital camera may carry