Canon EOS M5 sensor review: Made for mirrorless
Reminiscent of its DSLRs in design, it is the first in the series to adopt a built-in electronic viewfinder with 2.36M-dot OLED display. With twin-command dials, as well as both mode and exposure compensation dials, it also features a much higher level of control than previously seen in the M-series.
Add continuous shooting up to 9 fps (7 fps with C-AF) and digital 5-axis image stabilization (in conjunction with in-lens IS) during video capture, plus the inevitable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and you have a compelling addition to the lineup.
Highlights (specifications)
24.2-MP APS-C CMOS sensor
Dual Pixel AF
DIGIC 7 image