Is the EOS-M *THE* Digital Super-8 Camera?

I've been playing half-heartedly with ML on my EOS-M for a while but in general lost interest due to annoyances such as the focus pixels, low resolution and workflow. However, inspired by recently released footage from Kodak's new Super-8 camera and fond memories of playing with real Super-8 footage in art school, I decided to mess around with the EOS-M again to see how close I could get to the Super-8 aesthetic. Turns out I surprised myself! I've only shot a few early tests so far but the

I missed this when it was announced a few months ago but Meike have released an EF>M adapter that has a drop in filter slot. It ships as a package with both the Variable ND and clear filters but also has a polariser available too and of course supports all AF and IS functionality €165, I'd say its very reasonably priced for what it will add to EOS-M rigs but of course thats all relative when it costs more than the insanely cheap prices the actual camera itself goes for these