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The touch screen interface of the M series works the same as the one found on the EOS DSLRs (650D and up, 70D). Well thought out and works pretty well, only (big) problem with it is that the screen is always touch active, so you HAVE to switch the camera off when not taking photos.

 

The fine spot AF lack has a little work around: when you magnify the live view the area of the scene within the AF box gets smaller.

 

The EF-M 22mm f2 STM has a similar build to the 11-22mm and 18-55mm. Because it does not zoom and therefore does not show a plastic inner tube when zooming, the subjective impression is of an even higher build quality.

Now finding out that the M3 does NOT have the same wel designed touch screen interface similar to the EOS 650D and up, and M/M2. As if the compact camera division had a chance to mess with it.