1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION
@Tronhard wrote:
@Arifsarwar wrote:
I am using its kit lens 15-45 mm EFM, focus was zone focus in auto mode. ISO as minimum as possible and F was somewhere 8-11 don't remember now.Right off the bat, my first reacion is that the 15-45 is not regarded as the sharpest lens in the pack. I have one - it came with a camera, but frankly I don't use it much at all...
If had ever had one of those lenses, I would probably feel the same way. I bought my M3 as a "body only" kit with the EF lens adapter and EVF viewfinder from B&H. The lens seemed to slow for what I wanted, which was a fast, wide angle pocket camera with high image quality.
I quickly realized that most EF lenses would drain the battery fairly quickly, as well as lenses with IS. I found that the battery life was significantly improved with the EF 24mm and EF 40mm pancake lenses. Battery life and image quality was even better with the Rokinon 14mm T3.1 Cinema lens, which I would focus at its' hyperfocal distance, and shoot away all day long.
When Canon introduced the EF-M 22mm f/2 STM pancake lens, I jumped on it. It gave me exactly what I wanted from the M3 camera body. This sample photo was shot on a heavily overcast day, not the best of lighting conditions. Yet, it captured the image exactly as I remembered it.
REMEMBER. This image began as a 24MP captare. Video frames begin life as a 2MP capture.
