I'm still gettting used to the M100 so maybe I'll grow to love it in the future but: I can't speak for the Oly or Panasonic but I have the M100 and the sony A5100 and if you are looking for a compact selfie capable you should try out the sony. Plus it can use EF-M lenses as well as all the many different EF and EF-S lenses - though you will need to get the optional lens adapter to be able to mount EF and EF-S lenses to the EOS M cameras. It also uses the same sensor as the M5, M6 and M50. Although the M100 can certainly stand on its own. I can certainly recommend the M100 and occasionally suggest it to friends, family and professionals wanting a backup for their DSLR cameras. I would have bought the M100 but I use external flashes with a remote trigger and thus I needed the hotshoe. Buy a spare batter if you think you might need it for travel etc. With the new M100 this probably isn't a big issue. and the battery is the older LP-E12 model battery- which is on the M50. The downside (there's always a downside with every model) is that there's no Hotshoe for an external flash.

* Very impressive LCD touchscreen performance. * Has a built-in flash that can also be tilted. * Powerful compared to the original EOS M. * DPAF sensor for faster and more accurate AF. * Simple and attractive (modern looking) product design. I think it's a VERY good camera and it's about as small as an APS-C mirrorless camera can get: What is your opinion about this little M100 mirrorless camera?

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