Canon EOS M100 (2017)

An entry-level mirrorless camera with a 24MP sensor and fully articulating touchscreen, released in October 2017.

Overview

The Canon EOS M100 is an entry-level mirrorless camera designed for beginners and casual photographers. Manufactured by Canon and released in October 2017, it combines a 24MP sensor with a compact form factor and user-friendly interface. It features a rotating touchscreen, built-in flash, and support for interchangeable lenses, making it particularly suited for vlogging and everyday use. Connectivity options include Bluetooth, NFC, and Wi-Fi, allowing for easy pairing with smartphones and .

Specifications

Sensor resolution	24MP
Video resolution	1080p at 60fps
Screen	3-inch LCD, fully touchscreen, rotates
Kit lens	15-45mm
Connectivity	Bluetooth, NFC, and Wi-Fi
Inputs/Outputs	no audio jack
Storage media	SD card

Design

The EOS M100 features a built-in flash and supports interchangeable lenses On the top plate, controls include a power button, shooting mode dial, and video record button. The back panel includes navigation buttons, a menu button, a dedicated connectivity button, and a playback button. The 3-inch touchscreen LCD is fully articulating, aiding in self-framing for vlogging and selfies.

Context

Released in October 2017, the EOS M100 was positioned as an accessible entry point into mirrorless photography. Marketed toward beginners, it was described as a "beginner powerhouse" and a "great option for casual users," with its flip screen making it especially suitable for vlogging.

Market

The Canon EOS M100 launched with an original price of US$599 for the body with the 15-45mm kit lens. In the Philippines, a version with two kit lenses was priced at PhP 41,998.