The touchscreen focus is awesome.

All lenses focus accurately where you want them to, which is I think is critical (and difficult to nail quickly), as the exposure is a lot easier to handle using the P-A-S-M modes in creating a keeper

I like the snappy auto focus this camera has but do find the shortcoming of it when zoomed to the larger focal lengths like 100 to 150mm

are looking for a camera with fast and accurate auto focus.-You own a Canon M series camera and want to upgrade

Would I use this for movies, (I don't shoot/need 4K video) with all the features of silent focus, in-lens stabilization combined with in-camera digital stabilization

But with dismal low-light auto focus, slow native lenses, poor ISO performance, and a lack of third party glass choices, you should pick a one of its incredible competitors and leave the M5 on the shelf

2000.Then used 100mm 2.8 indoors with bright room light, the focus was struggling very hard, was impossible to take a shot, very disappointed

The "touch-to-drag" focus while using the viewfinder is awesome.

Nail tack-sharp focus and nail exposure

—its touch and drag selective dual pixel auto focus through the viewfinder, and reliable perfect focus and superb exposure are unlike anything else I’ve encountered in a camera.

This happens when I disable continuous focus

I really like how smooth the focus is.⁽ⁿ⁵⁾ I cannot believe this

well, one good lens, very good AF, very good close focus, great looking and handling camera, but it has been created so that it wont quite get you there, and will leave you frustrated.

Reliable tack-sharp exposure and selective focus on an F 1.8 lens or an F 2 or F 2.8 lens is a pure joy and a creative epiphany

I got the camera with the lens adapter and tested with 300mm 2.8 with 1.6x extension outdoors afternoon, focus is good, images are little bit soft using

—its touch and drag selective dual pixel auto focus through the viewfinder, and reliable perfect focus and superb exposure are unlike anything else I’ve encountered in a camera.

Rival Sony’s or Panasonic’s offer much more in that way, except from personal experience their video autofocus is awful comparatively speaking