[B&H Photo] Canon EOS M100 Mirrorless Digital Camera with 15-45mm and 55-200mm Lenses and Accessories Kit (Black)

I would buy this camera if it would only do 4K video

No viewfinder is a deal breaker for me, but thanks for the post.

shoppingsheep wrote: ↑ No viewfinder is a deal breaker for me, but thanks for the post.

That is why it is called mirrorless.

And for an additional $9 you get an adaptor for EF/EFS lenses.

SomeGuyGG wrote: ↑ That is why it is called mirrorless.

Lots of mirrorless cameras with viewfinders.

SomeGuyGG wrote: ↑ That is why it is called mirrorless.

That is not the reason why it’s called mirrorless...

Pretty good deal IMO. Great for someone looking to just get into photography.

The 55 - 200 lens alone sells for $470 + tax most places here (though I found it for $370 + tax at Maple Leaf Photo which seems like a good price).

The fact that you also get an SD card and camera bag makes this deal even better.

HeatSeeker wrote: ↑ And for an additional $9 you get an adaptor for EF/EFS lenses.

Where do you see this?

SomeGuyGG wrote: ↑ That is why it is called mirrorless.

Just curious, why did you click into and then comment on this thread?

AncientWords wrote: ↑ Where do you see this?

It's in the build bundle just below the price and also listed in the Recommended Accessories on the same page.

SomeGuyGG wrote: ↑ That is why it is called mirrorless.

Oh boy ...

OoiOoi wrote: ↑ For anyone looking for a deal on a mirrorless camera, this clearance on the Canon M100 is a hot deal because it comes with both the 15-45mm and 55-200mm Lenses. Similar deals in Canada includes the M100 body and the 15-45mm lens for CAD$399. The 55-200mm lens alone costs USD$349. Deal ends Sunday, January 5th @ 11:59pm EST.

Comes with:

• Canon EOS M100 Mirrorless Digital Camera base (black)
• Canon EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM Lens
• Canon EF-M 55-200mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens
• SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO UHS-I SDXC Memory Card
• Ruggard Onyx 25 Camera/Camcorder Shoulder Bag

Here's the total including shipping/duties/taxes:


I have purchased from B&H before, and have had no issues receiving the items through custom and it was shipped promptly.
Tip: Use a credit card with no foreign transaction fee (~2.5%), like Capital One Costco MC or others.

Costco Mastercard has a forex fee... doesn't it?

HeatSeeker wrote: ↑ It's in the build bundle just below the price and also listed in the Recommended Accessories on the same page.

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wow... this was a hot deal and this makes it even hotter!

if anyone is looking to get into photography, you should really consider this deal.

you might be able to sell the 55 - 200 lens for around $400 on kijiji which would mean that you would get the camera body, the 15-45 lens, the adapter, an sd card, and a camera bag for around $200. That's a hot deal folks.

MrBanks321 wrote: ↑ Costco Mastercard has a forex fee... doesn't it?

You're right, Capital One only wavies forex fee in the U.S but it doesn't apply in Canada. I've corrected it.

Dead.

I recently purchased a Canon M10 kit with thr 15-45mm lense for $270 brand new at the Source.... how would it compare to this M100? I can't decide if I should keep it or return it. I just need something decent to shoot family gatherings, vacations, and landscape... What would the photography experts here recommend?

rendered22 wrote: ↑ I recently purchased a Canon M10 kit with thr 15-45mm lense for $270 brand new at the Source.... how would it compare to this M100? I can't decide if I should keep it or return it. I just need something decent to shoot family gatherings, vacations, and landscape... What would the photography experts here recommend?

You're better off doing your own research on camera equipment.

rendered22 wrote: ↑ I recently purchased a Canon M10 kit with thr 15-45mm lense for $270 brand new at the Source.... how would it compare to this M100? I can't decide if I should keep it or return it. I just need something decent to shoot family gatherings, vacations, and landscape... What would the photography experts here recommend?

I think that @brava27's advice is spot on as most suggestions you will get are highly subjective and only you know your budget, expectations and photography skills. Looking at the M10, the specs look decent for what you want to use it for (esp. the APS-C size sensor which should give you a reasonable low-light performance).
If you want to read up and drown in reviews, usually DXOMark is a good starting spot.
But overall the saying is true that "The best camera is the one in your hand" and photography skills still matter a lot more than camera specifications.
Saying this, BH Photo has a great channel on Youtube that offers a wide range of great talks on how to improve photography skills.
Personally, I regret that for years (and we talk more than a decade ago!) I jumped from one budget offer (and camera brand) to another instead of purchasing a DSLR and investing in good glass/lenses. But that was before mobile phone cameras became as sophisticated as they are today ...

I saw a guy compare a similar camera to current high end smartphones and guess what won?