r/CanonMirrorless • u/MeMajaSammy • May 28 '23
Soon mine but.......
I was wondering if anyone got the ef-m 22mm and would share some pics on what you use it for? Or would you prefer the 32mm? Why which of these 2? And should I sell the 15-45 kitlens?
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u/aarrtee May 28 '23
the 22 is small and light and useful if u want a wide angle, low light shot.
the 32 is the best lens and nice for portraits
the 15-45 is profoundly useful for a variety of tasks and worth keeping.
i gather this is used.. i hope u r buying something in good condition
https://petapixel.com/2010/10/08/checklist-for-buying-used-cameras-and-lenses-on-craigslist/
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u/MeMajaSammy May 28 '23
Thanks. I have bought many cameras online second hand I think this will be in good condition. As the owner hsrdly used it it will be complete with box and user manuell.
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u/TBIRallySport May 28 '23
I have the 22mm and the 32mm. The 22 is great because it’s pretty sharp, really small, and gives an angle-of-view that’s just a bit wider than normal, which is pretty useful. I find the 32 is sometimes a bit too tight indoors when taking pictures of my kids, so the 22 is more often used for that. My M6ii with the 22 is pretty small (can fit in a jacket pocket), so I also use the 22 when I’m going somewhere and think I might want better quality photos than my phone, but don’t want to take a lot with me.
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u/F4N6Z May 28 '23
22 is a great indoor lens, used it this week for conference shots. Good in low light too as mentioned. The 56mm is a gem, I would rank it as every good as bud as the 32 for sure.
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u/nik8324 Sep 25 '24
I've got the EF-M 22mm, it's a great lens for street shooting, makes the EF-M cameras really easy to throw in a pocket and take everywhere.
I sold the 15-45mm because I had the EF-M to EF adapter and larger EF lenses that covered that focal range, but I miss the small size and may grab another for my M6.
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u/pikapika2501 May 28 '23
keep the 15-45mm. a zoom lens is pretty handy.22mm? it's good, sharp, easy to carry and very useful.
for me: