Mirrorless Cameras

After using the Fuji x100/s series and the Fuji X-E2 for a few years, I decided to try the Fuji X-T1 as an upgrade to my Fuji X-E2. After a few weeks trying the

It is my pleasure to introduce the new Featured Photographer segment on Mirrorless Minutes. I will be interviewing and sharing images from prominent mirrorless

So you might be wondering why mirrorless cameras haven taken off in the last few years, and what set up the conditions for them to make such a dent in the marketplace?

The German optical systems manufacturer, Carl Zeiss, has had a 168 year legacy in creating some of the world's best lenses. In 2011, H.H. Nasse wrote a series of technical papers for Carl Zeiss det...

We are so used to using acronyms in our daily lives, that we perhaps
sometimes miss some quite interesting free form associations they might
imply. Consider, for example, the In Body Image Stabilization system for
digital cameras, also known as I.B.I.S.

Since our readers frequently email us asking which mirrorless camera they should buy, Mathieu and I recently started up a series of articles where we “demystify” each camera brand as well as their respective mirrorless ...

TweetIf there is one digital photography technique that is very popular among photographers, it is HDR. It is simple to perform and can deliver results that are extremely visually appealing. However the...

To date, I've had a combination of over 750 emails, tweets, DM's, Facebook & G+ messages asking me what settings do I use for my Fuji X-T1. In this post, I've decided to show my custom settings and why/how I use them for my different uses.

Fujifilm may have been the first to put an electronic rangefinder on the market in the form of the , but there seems to be a new kid on the block that claims to have the first ...

I have several opportunities to travel in the near future, all of which offer amazing photographic opportunities. I'd like to talk for a bit about the gear I

TweetThe  first came into our possession a year ago when we saw it sitting in our local camera shop’s window at half price. Although it is one of the oldest XF...

Fuji and innovation go hand-in-hand. My Hasselblad Xpan? A creation of Fuji's. My pocketable, point-and-shoot Medium Format camera? Also Fuji. My next digital camera? Well, Fuji's new X100T has ce...

Photos documenting the walk to the blue lough and on to Slieve Binnian looking over Ben Crom in the Mourne Mountains. The perfect Northern Ireland landscape

We often read and hear the sentence “we live in very interesting times when it comes to photography equipment”. And it is nothing short of true. With the rise of mirrorless systems in the last two years, ...

Travel to Iceland with Fuji X-T1 cameras and Fujinon lenses.

I'm standing back stage at a venue called Iron City in Birmingham, Alabama and I'm waiting for someone who I have wanted to photograph for more than five years. Any minute now he's going to walk ou...

Ever since I announced the sale of all of my Canon DSLR equipment and
decided to move to an all-Olympus setup, I've received a lot of questions
and even some objections from other photographers too. Today I'm going to
answer / tackle some of these Q&A style.

Before we begin...

Firstly: I'm not endorsed or sponsored by Olympus. I just really love their
cameras and lenses and believe in what they're doing. Our choice of cameras
have to be suitable for our needs and I personally think that t

I can be a mighty stubborn guy. You see, I have this very clear conception
of the X Series cameras, one that’s severely tainted by my initial
experiences with the original X100 and the reasons why I first became
interested. Sometimes when I’m in a rut or feel myself wavering creatively,
I’ll go back and watch the insane japanese commercial I've embedded next to
this paragraph.

Yes it’s raw and yes, it’s dark and mildly disturbing… But it encapsulates
a certain ethos I’ve come to associate

Micro four thirds lenses come in a wide range. So if you're looking for the
best lens for your mirrorless camera, look no further and read on!

Panasonic Canada lend me a 35-100 f/2.8 zoom for two weeks so I can try it
and tell you what I think about it. I liked it but did not fell in love
with it. OK, we're done! Next post!

I got lucky..! A new camera and a fine foggy morning. Always a good start
to test whether the new camera will fit my needs. I decided to visit the
estate Zegenwerp. Zegenwerp is definitely one of my favorite places to
photograph.. whatever the season these long beach trees -which are over 100
years old- always look great. It's a magnificent place and just a few
hundred metres from where I live. 

This was one of the first days out with my new camera, the Sony a7, and I'm
happy how the Sony