Canon has released its first mirrorless interchangeable camera- The EOS-M  Based around the same 18MP APS-C sensor as the recent EOS 650D/T4i, the EOS M is the first model to use a new, smaller ‘EF-M’ lens mount. It is launched alongside two EF-M lenses that use STM stepper motors optimized for use with the camera’s hybrid AF system. As we’ve seen before in the mirrorless sector, the EOS M is predominantly aimed at the point-and-shoot upgrader market looking for DSLR quality and makes greater use of a 650D-style touch-screen interface. Here is our hands-on preview

Canon has released its first mirrorless interchangeable camera- The EOS-M 

Based around the same 18MP APS-C sensor as the recent EOS 650D/T4i, the EOS M is the first model to use a new, smaller ‘EF-M’ lens mount. It is launched alongside two EF-M lenses that use STM stepper motors optimized for use with the camera’s hybrid AF system. As we’ve seen before in the mirrorless sector, the EOS M is predominantly aimed at the point-and-shoot upgrader market looking for DSLR quality and makes greater use of a 650D-style touch-screen interface.

Here is our hands-on preview

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Our preview of the Pentax K-01 mirrorless camera. The camera’s rather interesting design is the work of respected product designer Marc Newson and features a logo of his signature on the base of the camera. The K-01 costs around $749 body-only and $899 with the ‘XS’ version of the 40mm lens. It combines the 16MP CMOS sensor from the K-5 DSLR with a full Pentax K lens mount, to create a mirrorless camera with an enviable range of lenses already available.

Our preview of the Pentax K-01 mirrorless camera.

The camera’s rather interesting design is the work of respected product designer Marc Newson and features a logo of his signature on the base of the camera. The K-01 costs around $749 body-only and $899 with the ‘XS’ version of the 40mm lens.

It combines the 16MP CMOS sensor from the K-5 DSLR with a full Pentax K lens mount, to create a mirrorless camera with an enviable range of lenses already available.

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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 is an enthusiast-oriented model that bears more than a passing resemblance to the Lumix DMC-GF1. It sports a 16MP ‘Live MOS’ sensor, a maximum ISO sensitivity setting of 12,800, a touchscreen interface and a revamped AF system. With all the cool specs, did it live up to all the excitement? Check out our in-depth review to find out http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonicdmcgx1/

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 is an enthusiast-oriented model that bears more than a passing resemblance to the Lumix DMC-GF1. It sports a 16MP ‘Live MOS’ sensor, a maximum ISO sensitivity setting of 12,800, a touchscreen interface and a revamped AF system. With all the cool specs, did it live up to all the excitement?

Check out our in-depth review to find out

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonicdmcgx1/

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