Canon has unveiled the Canon EOS M10 – price tag £309.99/€449.99 body only – which boasts an 18-megapixel sensor and Canon’s Hybrid CMOS AF II system.
Canon claims the EOS M10’s new APS-C-size sensor, coupled with its DIGIC 6 processing engine, can pick up more light in every pixel and reduce noise, offering images with more detail.
Meanwhile, its Hybrid CMOS AF II and 49-point AF systems offer faster and more accurate focusing, the company says.
Other signature features include a 3in LCD touchscreen with customisable menus, which title up to 180 degrees – and when tipped to the full 180 degrees the EOS M10 launches into Self Portrait Mode.
Also on board is a Creative Assist Mode to help less experienced photographers get to grips with commonly changed camera settings, while built in Wi-Fi connectivity and NFC lets you connect to your smartphone and share images onine.
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Canon EOS M10 Price & Release Date
The Canon EOS M10 price tag will start at £309.99/€449.99 body only, with a release date set for November 2015.
You can also buy the EOS M10 with Canon’s new EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM standard lens, also announced today. The price tag for the EOS M10 + 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM kit is £399.99/€589.99.
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