Canon EOS M2
A discontinued mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera with an APS-C sensor and 18-megapixel resolution.
Overview
The Canon EOS M2 is a mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera with an APS-C sensor. It came out during Canon's early push into mirrorless. The resolution is 18 megapixels, the same as other entry-level APS-C models of its era. It stores to SD cards and was often sold in kits with multiple lenses and accessories. It works with Canon's 90EX Speedlight and EX 90 flash units. One known problem: with an FD lens on an adapter, the camera may fail to fire.
Specifications
| Sensor | APS-C sensor |
| Resolution | 18-Mpix |
| Memory Card | Uses SD memory cards |
| Compatible Flash | Canon 90EX Speedlight |
| Compatible Flash | Canon EX 90 flash |
Market
In 2014, a complete Canon EOS M2 setup sold for $450 shipped within the continental United States. It included the camera, EF-M 22mm lens, EF-M 18-55mm lens, EX 90 flash, adapter, and all original packaging and documentation. A 2015 listing included the camera, 22mm lens, two batteries, hand strap, neck strap, original box, manuals, charger, and cables. Undated listings have offered the EOS M2 in a kit with the 90EX Speedlight and accessories. Genuine parts lists and exploded views for the EOS M2 are available for purchase or download.
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