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Canon EOS M100

Canon Mirrorless Canon EF-M

Canon EOS M100

Type
Mirrorless
Mount
Canon EF-M
Sensor format
APS-C
Resolution
24.2 MP
Released
October 2017

Specifications

Sensor and image

Resolution
24.2 MP
Largest image size
6,000 × 4,000 px
Sensor format
APS-C
Sensor size
22.3 × 14.9 mm
Sensor type
CMOS
ISO range
100 to 25,600

Autofocus

AF system
Dual Pixel CMOS AF; Face+Tracking, Smooth zone AF, 1-point AF
AF points
49
Subject detection
People
AF low-light limit
-1 EV

Shutter and burst

Mechanical shutter
Yes
Fastest shutter speed, mechanical
1/4000 s
Slowest shutter speed
30 s
Flash sync speed
1/200 s
Burst rate
6.1 fps

Viewfinder and display

Viewfinder
None
Screen
3 in, 1.04 million dots
Screen type
Tilting
Touchscreen
Yes

Body and battery

Dimensions (W × H × D)
108.2 × 67.1 × 35.1 mm
Weight with battery and card
302 g
Body-only weight
266 g
Battery
LP-E12
Shots per charge (screen)
295 shots

Storage and connections

Card slots
SD
Wi-Fi
IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Bluetooth
Bluetooth Ver. 4.1 (Bluetooth low energy technology)
USB
Digital terminal (Hi-Speed USB compliant): Mini-B
HDMI
HDMI OUT terminal: Type D

Market and price

Announced
August 29, 2017
Released
October 2017

Features stated by the manufacturer

  • 180 degree flip-up touch screen
  • Built-in pop-up flash
  • Built-in time-lapse movie mode
  • Creative filters
  • NFC
  • Self-portrait mode
  • Touch shutter

Manufacturer data: sg.canon, canon.com.au

Last checked: October 25, 2026 (against the manufacturer data) · How we check

Size and weight

Front view of the selected lenses and bodies at the same scale1: Canon EOS M100, width × height × depth 108.2 × 67.1 × 35.1 mm
Width × height × depth
108.2 × 67.1 × 35.1 mm
Weight with battery and card
302 g
Weight, body only
266 g

Manufacturer data: sg.canon, canon.com.au

The front view is schematic, only width and height are to scale.

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