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I am unsure of what, if any, lens to go/buy on the M5 when I order it. Generally the bundle approach does saves a decent amount of cash.Didn't realise they had changed it.
If I was to go for the M5 it would be with the 18-150, it would be ideal as I could leave my 150-600 on my 7d2 for wild life and have the m5 and lens for wider shots or as a walk about when not using the big lens.
I have the M 55-200 which I like on the M body, so still unsure whether the 18-150 will be needed. I tried and reall liked the M 11-22 but, as I have the ef-s 11-18, I have stuck with that for now. The 18-150 looks good and there are a few really good YouTube videos from the US based togs that are worth looking at. They show the 18-150 as being a very good and versatile lens. Worth looking at with the M5/18-150 combo demonstration.
If Canon were to ask me what M lens next and they would build it..... I think it would be a Mk II M 22mm pancake with f/1.4 and IS. The current 22mm Pancake is my favourite CSC M lens and if I could only have 1 lens it would be the 22mm.
It is tempting to see what the 150-600 would be like on the M5 with it's hybrid senson and Digic 7 processor!! I have used my ef-s 55-250 STM on my son's M3 and it was super.
We live in interesting times. If the M5 had been less than it is then I would have sold off my M kit but I got to try it and I am convinced of it's being my next step.
Finally I am still tempted by the M 28mm macro! I will return to looking at it when I have had the M5 for 6 months!
Steve