Mirrorless Cameras

Heather of MirrorLessons shares what she feels are five very useful accessories for the Panasonic Lumix LX100.

Well, one mirrorless system has certainly put its big boy pants on.  Over the last year, Olympus has joined Panasonic in offering a professionally fast zoom range from wide through tele in a two zo...

Read Mark Gilligan's fantastic audio-blog accompanied with some stunning photos while also sharing his experience showing tourists around the Lake District.

My name is Leigh Diprose and I'm a professional photographer with a passion to tell the world about photography. I thought I would write an article to share

I've now had a chance to play with both of these on the Fuji 18mm, 35mm, and 60mm lenses and though I would share my findings by using my trusty Canon AV-1 as a model.

Lens test: Fujifilm X series portrait lenses compared: 56mm, 56 APD, 60mm, 50-140mm, 55-200mm and 18-55mm

Introduction Hi, guys this is Alex with a little story or you may even call it a review about my newly acquired Sony a6000. It's the first one i ever attempted so let me know afterwards in the comm...

It is hard to believe that exactly two years have passed since we launched our beloved website MirrorLessons. Much like a newborn child, we never could have

Good question isn't it? Do I go out in the morning? Evening? When it is sunny or during a downpour? When it is cold? Hot? Day or Night? The answer is ALL THE

When I go away, I just want to have fun and explore. If I am able to capture some of that experience in photos then great! And this is what makes the X100S a brilliant travel camera, it allows me to do just that, for the moments when I want to document some of the moments I experience to share with the world, it delivers.

I remember back when the very first X100 was presented to the world. I
immediately fell in love with the way it looked. At that time, I didn't
know about the image quality and how lovely it would be, to handle this
pearl of a camera. But after...

Like I was saying in the X100T post, Fuji Canada was nice enough to lend me
a couple of camera and lenses over the Holiday season. The first thing I
did was update the firmware to get all the new goodies. Here are my
observations after using the camera for the last 3 weeks.

Fujifilm’s X100 series cameras are not for the masses. They are expensive, don’t zoom, and don’t fit in your pocket. And yet, if the...

How a Christmas gift given to my son ended up in an inspiring and eye-opening evening of light-painting with Andrew Whyte... An invitation from Mr Whyte I am lucky to know Andrew Whyte (www.longexp...

The plateau where the Bora is born, a gorgeous hike in Slovenia, right after the border with Italy. We ascended on the ‘direttissima’ (just a very steep hike) and descended on the normal, relaxing traverse, on a hot and sunny winter day. On the summit, needless …

Meet talented young British travel & nature photographer - Ben Cherry. Peek in his camera bag, see why he's been testing prototype lens for FujiFilm and why Fujifilm users are so satisfied...

Fashion Rooftop shoot with Jodi Lakin testing out the 16-55mm f2.8 Fujinon Lens. Primark Challenge shoot -

The Mirrorless Interchangeable lens sector of the camera market is without doubt the most dynamic, the most innovative and the most changeable. 2014 saw a lot of new products (Thanks to Photokina) but will 2015 be just as interesting or is this a year for consolidation?

The big players here are Sony, Fuji and the m4/3 dynamic duo, Panasonic and Olympus, They each deserve their own article, and today it's the turn of m4/3. So this is my take on what the state of play is at the moment and what might (or might not happen)

The Lumix Diaries LX100 Colorado Avalanche and Nate MacKinnon

Myth 1: It Doesn't Offer Enough of a Size or Weight Difference

I've spoken with countless photographers who often leave their DSLR home to
avoid carrying extra weight. Some even purchase expensive telephoto zoom
lenses only to complain they're too much of a hassle to bring along. If you
do the math, DSLRs are about twice as heavy as mirrorless cameras and
approximately 40% bulkier. When you're traveling to distant places or
hiking deep into the woods, every ounce matters. I've been on smal