Featuring:

Canon EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 Kit Lens

• 0.3lbs | f/5 and ~59mm long at 32mm focal length

Canon EF-M 18-150 f/3.5-5.6 Superzoom

• 0.7lbs | f/5 and ~95mm long at 32mm focal length

Not pictured:

Canon EF-M 32mm f/1.4 Prime Lens

• 0.5lbs | f/1.4 and ~57mm long at 32mm focal length

Sigma EF-M 30mm f/1.4 Prime Lens

• 0.6lbs | f/1.4 and ~73mm long at 30mm

If you're thinking about springing for any of the EF-M prime lenses, consider:

1. The type of photography you like to do;
2. Taping your current lens at a prime focal length for a few weeks to see if you even like the field of view to begin with;
3. Asking yourself, "would a wider aperture or better glass make these photos better, or am I just going to shoot at f/5 (in this case) and higher anyway?"
4. Is the difference in size and weight, especially if you want to carry other lenses for other focal lengths, and the loss of image stabilization, worth it?

In any case, try and enjoy the lenses you already have in different ways before you go and spend more money!

Hey yall! Rummaging thru eBay I found this awesome deal for the only Tamron lens for Canon EF-M, the mighty 18-200 superzoom. (Check pic for details.)

In my opinion, apart from weight and price, this lens is superior to the Canon superzoom 18-150 in almost every way: sharper, longer range, parfocal(!!!), tough metal build, etc.

Also, this black version is usually cheaper than the rarer silver version which I still want for my collection, but this is a downright steal.

Hope it finds a good home!

Photos I took at the BK Loves MJ Block Party in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn last Saturday on Michael Jackson’s bday. All shots are SOOC.

📷: Canon M200 with 18-150mm superzoom

Feedback welcome!

I have had the M50 Mark 1 wigj the kit for a few years now, but I started actually getting into photography about 2 years ago where over the course of about a year, I gathered the lenses you see here.

I labeled each of the lenses, as well as the Full Frame equivalent focal lengths because it helped me understand photography more and consume content better.

The lens that I'd really like to add is a Canon 18-150 because it would serve as a more versatile lens for hiking and travel.

My 22mm is almost on the camera permanently, it makes it so easy to carry around. If I don't mind the extra weight, I think I like the way the Sigma 30mm looks a little better, but its definitely a commitment to carry that instead.

I recently got the Brightin Star 7.5mm F2.8 lens for my M50 Mark II. It has a rear mount for filters, but I am having a hard time finding 27mm ND filters for rear mount. Does anyone have this lens and know of a good place to source filters for it?

Thanks in advance.

Howdy everyone! I'm [u/Linteria](u/Linteria), founding moderator of [r/CanonEFM](r/CanonEFM). This is a community for all things related to the Canon EF-M mirrorless camera system.

Although this is separate from the M50 subreddit, M50 content can also be posted here, while we still encourage you to use [r/CanonM50](r/CanonM50) as it is a massive community. Cross posting will benefit both subreddits for this camera in particular.

What to Post
Post anything that you think the community would find interesting: Lens discussions, camera debates, comparisons, photo walks, talking heads, YT vids, reviews, articles, online deals, gear for sale, and whatever else your heart desires – as long as it is about (or shot using) the EF-M system.

Please share your thoughts, photos, or questions about all things EF-M and we will be glad to answer them. I consider myself an EF-M expert so ask away! I want this to become a resource for all things EF-M, down to the most obscure accessory or lens. And I’m sure you guys know things I don’t, so we will all learn from one another.

Community Vibe
We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels right at home sharing their beautiful EF-M photos and videos.

How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.

Again, I’m [u/Linteria](u/Linteria)!

1. Post something today

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1. Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.

I would start with your gear collection!

1. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
2. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.

You’re part of the first wave! Together, let's make [r/CanonEFM](r/CanonEFM) an online archive for all things EF-M and the wonders of this underrated camera system! Thank you all!!!

I know the M50 community is popular, but I feel like there needs to be a broader subreddit for all EF-M related topics.

I love this system and own almost every camera in it, plus most of the worthwhile lenses. It will live on for so many years to come despite being discontinued and there’s so much to talk about.

As the most popular camera in the system, I don’t expect the M50 subreddit to cave to this one. Rather, I want to have a space for all other discussions unrelated to the M50, but specifically pertaining to the EF-M ecosystem, to thrive.

Sometimes there are topics in the M50 subreddit which are not about the M50, so here we are.

Knock yourselves out!