Mirrorless Cameras

I've gone through a large number of mirrorless cameras in the last three years, including some from Sony, Olympus, Fuji, Nikon, and Panasonic.

Welcome to our series of 100 interviews we will be holding with professional photographers who use mirrorless cameras for work!

I used the X-Pro1 for about 18 months, it is the camera that made me fall in love with this compact system. Sure the X100s is the camera that I first fell for but it isn't apart of the X-Series com...

Photographers who want to share their images taken by the Fuji X Series

Estive ontem no desfile de lançamento da coleção J'Adore da Nova Noiva na Sala São Paulo em uma noite inesquecível.


O local dispensa comentários, um dos mais bonitos do Brasil. A decoração foi de Marcelo Bacchin, e o buffet da Vivi Barros. Tudo pensado nos mínimos detalhes. Junior Mendes fe...

Here are 10 mirrorless blogs we've enjoyed reading. We think you'll love them too!

A couple of days ago, after about seven years of passionate amateur photography I finally decided to calibrate my monitor (with a Spyder4pro). Seriously? I would have preferred to live in the oblivion. Now I know why I hate printing my pictures. No seriously, there …

Hi folks, What started as a short post aiming at showcasing a couple of videos/slideshows I uploaded recently on Youtube (->insert here an hypnotizing smiley that will get readers to subscribe t...

Renowned news photographer Mikael Buck used the Sony QX1 to capture a series of striking macro images, using only the lens-style camera attached to his smartphone to show the breadth of photography that it can produce.

Today I am sharing a few images of treasures I found while exploring the shoppes of Antique Row in Fort Pierce and the Jensen Beach Arts & Crafts Show with

Pretty much everything you see in my portfolio was taken in London. It's no
secret that I love the place. The variety and quality of the food, the
friendly local faces, the multicultural nature of the people you'll see.
It's a modern city set against an historic backdrop. I've mentioned before
that other cities such as Paris and New York are often favoured in place of
London when it comes to photographic qualities, but if you ask me I'll
champion London any day of the week as one of the gr

Its been a while since I've been out with the xt-1, with weddings starting
(more on this in the next blog) I thought I'd take it out and get used to
it once again as I've been shooting a lot of film recently. So here are a
few shots from an early morning at the coast, all shot with the xt-1,
10-24mm and lee filters.

 

 

Working with the XF50-140mm f2.8 lens It has been a while in arriving, but I finally own the new Fujinon XF50-140mm f2.8 lens. This is the one lens that my work kit has been missing since I switche...

I've had the Fuji X-T1 now for a few weeks and here's my first impression: Holy Shit -- Holy Shit -- Holy Shit! This is a manual shooter's dream.

A gathering of folk from the YAP Facebook group to do some street photography, chat about photography, drink coffee and take photos of each other. All shots taken with the Sony A7 and Zeiss FE55 lens. Edited with VSCO 06 - Portra 400+1 ++ and TRI-X+3 ++

We took the classic inventor's approach to figure out how a new compact camera works: We broke it.

Hello, this is marie. This time it's on me to serve your evening reading needs. This post is about the zeiss touit lens line-up for mirrorless cameras. Zeiss Germany was kind enough to let me use t...

My first five years with NEX cameras - posted in Misc: Hey guys, finally decided to join this forum too. I shoot with E-mount cameras since the NEX-5 back in 2010. Currently, Im shooting a NEX-7, with which Im perfectly happy.  I dont intend to bore you with more words here, so Ill just share a couple of photos I took the past years to introduce you to my work. If you want to know anything about me or my work, please feel free to ask.      ...

Back in December, I published my first impressions of the , the company’s first premium compact with a large 4/3s sensor. In the weeks that have passed since then, I’ve spent most of my days ...

Eric Cote is a brilliant osteopath turned photographer... or is he a brilliant photographer turned osteopath? You will have to watch his interview, done by Ugo and Mathieu, to find out. We probably wo