Mirrorless Cameras

I put my 40-150mm f/2.8 lens and MC-14 teleconverter to work at a local butterfly pavilion...

Olympus continues to add to its Pro lens quiver with the M.Zuiko Digital 1.4x Teleconverter MC-14, available as a useful accessory to the 40-150mm f/2.8 Pro Zoom lens.  Currently, the Olympus M.Zui...

After shooting with Fuji X cameras for over two years, I've narrowed down which of the four Fuji XF lenses I like the best for my style of photography.

I should, at the very outset of this post acknowledge that yes, this is yet
another DSLR to Mirrorless piece. I know that the interweb is full of such
posts so I can't honestly say that the next few paragraphs will be
entirely unique  … but it is my own viewpoint, and it is based on personal
experience.

Six months ago I decided to move from using DSLR to mirrorless
cameras, specifically the Fujifilm X-T1. The reason for doing so was purely
down to my health. My full frame Canon cameras (I

I was chatting to good friend and fellow photographer Paul Griffiths over a
coffee one evening in London and we were discussing the place of mirrorless
cameras in the world. We both fully agree that all cameras have their
place. We aren't foolish enough to believe that DSLR's are dead at all and
they are the champions of sports photography and some other niche's too,
but it's also no secret that both Paul and I are big  fans of Mirrorless.
One thing we also agree on is that they have manag

In the late 2000s a new segment formed in the photography industry. This segment goes by many names, but the most common nowadays is “Mirrorless”. These cameras fall between the generic point and shoot cameras and the professional full frame DSLR systems. So what is Mirrorless all about? The first mirrorless cameras came out with …

  First thing to say is that this is a hefty lens. Not too heavy but it feels like it means business with its all metal construction and abundance of glass. It balances well on my OMD EM-1 and is p...

The Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II Review. Olympus continues to innovate. By Steve Huff Below is my 1st look video on the E-M5 II, take a look! February 18th

For anything non-Fujifilm related at CP+ 2015, jump here. CP+ is always an exciting time for Fujifilm users, as we usually get a pick to some of the upcoming X-series products, way before they hit ...

A few weeks ago, I got my hands again on my very first mirrorless camera.
Not one like it, mind you, exactly the same. A white Olympus Pen E-PL2. I
couldn't have known it at the time, some three and a half years ago, but
this camera signaled the beginning of my personal mirrorless journey.

In the last few months I've been reading a lot of blogs and reviews on the Fuji X100T, and there is this thing they all seem to imply, "The X100T isn't really worth the upgrade if you already own the X100s." So I borrowed the X100s for awhile and here is what I've found.

I'm one of those unfortunate people who have a birthday in January. For
years I've cursed this as everyone is still hungover from Christmas, and
frankly don't want to be concerned with such frivolity. Being a
photographer has slowly changed my opinion of January, and winter as a
whole. Instead of seeing endless days of cold weather, I see limitless
opportunities for frosty landscapes and those cool, blue tones as the sun
hangs forever low in the sky. I've always been in love with the sprin

Now that smartphones have become popular tools amongst amateurs photographers, the days of entry-level compact cameras seem to be numbered. To keep the segment alive, camera companies have decided to give compacts a new identity. We are beginning to forget the time ...

Samyang is a Korean company that makes beautiful, cheap and underrated
lenses. They are sold under different names: Samyang, Rokinon and Bower to
name a few. The Rokinon 7,5mm f/3.5 Fisheye for Micro 4/3 is my third
Samyang Lens

Let me start this quick look off by saying I own both the Fujinon XF 60mm f/2.4 R macro and the XF 56mm f/1.2 R lenses. Unfortunately Fuji's first attempt at a

Olympus invited me to test the new OM-D E-M5 Mark II in Prague early this
week at the Olympus Action Factory, a fantastic location.

Sometimes it is interesting to approach a photography project from a unique angle. This is what happened in January when I worked with a collective of three different artists on a common project called

© 2015 Wazari Wazir | Kuala Lumpur Train Station© 2015 Wazari Wazir | Kuala Lumpur Train StationActually this is not so much about Fujifilm X100T camera but more about on why in certain situation it is better to have a small compact camera than using a big bulky DSLR camera. Most…

Just to show you that we're not superstitious, here is the thirteenth episode of our series of interviews, The State of Mirrorless. This time, Ugo and Mathieu interviewed Othman Kammah, a young photog

Cherrishe and Hosea | Mission San Luis wedding in Tallahassee | Valentine's day wedding | Fujifilm X series wedding photography   This past Saturday, I had the great pleasure to meet with Hose...

So, you're ready to buy a mirrorless camera. But should you buy new or look at the second-hand market? Here's some helpful advice!