Canon Mirrorless Camera Pros And Cons

I love it, no cons, only pros.

I really like this little camera. A quick listing of pros and cons: Pros: Really sharp for a small camera 4k videos are really nice Excellent results from a non-obtrusive camera Solid build, but not too heavy Zoom range is very practical for the size Cons: No articulating screen ( I really would like to have this!) Buttons are a little small and recessed (but I have big hands so it's not really Panasonics fault on this one) Wish the aperture went to at least f.11. I really like this little camera! It surprised me with it's sharpness and it's capabilities. I would highly recommend this for an all-around travel camera for someone looking for a quality camera without a huge DSLR hanging around their neck. I like it and would easily recommend it.

Hey, it works. No pros, no cons.

Pros: great picture quality, lightweight, easy to use, canon greatness! Cons: shutter cover rattles, micro hotshoe which requires an adapter for my wireless microphone system. Overall, I excepted nothing less than satisfactory and that's what I got with this great camcorder. I'm a Nikonian owning nothing but Nikon equipment, but when I made the choice to purchase this Canon product, I'm so glad I did because it has great HD results. I import my footage into Premiere Pro and start editing in no time!

Used for my canon t3i Pros: everything works great I use it on the beach everyday and it keeps my gear protected Cons: nothing

Cons: Heavy Pros: Built like a tank. Photo quality excellent, although I have used it only in telephoto mode. Some reviewers have claimed it's soft at 600mm, but I have not found that to be the case. I did check mine for focus shift at wide and telephoto settings, and found it was absolutely spot-on in AF mode. Love the zoom locking feature. Have used lens at wide-open f/stop and at F/11, F16. Cannot detect any meaningful differences in sharpness, at least in the center of the frame. Will admit that for a long hike I might still prefer my much lighter Canon 100-400, but if I'm going for wildlife shots, by the time I put my 1.4 extender on the Canon, I'm still short of 600mm, and have lost any advantage in f/stop performance. MAYBE the Canon lens is a tiny bit sharper, but I cannot attest to that with any certainty. Since I bought this Sigma, it's all I've had on my camera, and I suspect it's going be be the #1 choice for 90% of my outdoor shooting. It's really a bargain at B&H's price!

All pros wrapped up into one little bag. No cons inside. WESTCOTT!

If you know what seamless paper is for, then you know all the pros. There are no cons to this particular item.

Pros: fits and works as expected Cons: none

There are some pros and cons but overall excellent kit. Pros - great audio quality especially from stereo mic, gopro connectors so no need in adapters. Cons: comes with two mics but one mount, so you always have to mount/unmount mics, kinda inconvenient. So-so built quality, very thin cables, cheap plastic. Overall happy with purchase and reasonably price.