Mirrorless Cameras

Between 4K shooting, excellent still quality, and a superb lens, our review of the Panasonic LX100 shows this is the compact camera to beat.

Are you confused by all the cameras in the Pen and OM-D series? Never fear – check out our guide to Olympus mirrorless cameras here!

DSLR vs Mirrorless cameras, which is better? Is there even a correct answer? Pye and I go head to head to discuss the pros and cons of each and debate which is better.

a lot of camera in a tiny package

Heather of MirrorLessons shares her thoughts about Fujifilm's new film simulation mode Classic Chrome on the Fujifilm X30.

Heather of MirrorLessons reviews two mirrorless camera straps made of sailing ropes by Sailor Strap and Tyson Robichaud's T&T Garda Straps.

Here we go again with another episode of The State Of Mirrorless, our ongoing series of interviews with photographers and industry experts. This time, our contributor Ugo Cei interviewed Gordon Lai...

I couldn’t be happier with the O-MD E-M1.  However I’d say that for the Fuji XT-1 system too.  The Olympus performed admirably and consistently on this trip.  Exposures and focus were dead nuts on.  When I needed to focus manually, the focus peaking worked perfectly.  The ergonomics of the camera are pretty good and I could certainly operate everything with the set up I had.  I did get tripped up occasionally with the rear touch screen but there was nothing I couldn’t think my way out of.  This is a very strong camera system.  You can customize it just about any way you could think of.  I would definitely recommend the battery / vertical grip. 

Let's talk about gear! Like most of you already know I'm currently switching from Canon to Olympus. Mainly for weight and size reasons. A few months back I heard about the development of a M.Zuiko ...

"Several people have asked me to do this comparison, so I've decided to
do a couple of tests for images / lens quality and also put together my
impressions of using both cameras."

"Are you shooting with a film camera? Is it old? What camera are you using?" These are amongst the classic questions I am asked while working professionally

A collection of wedding photos taken with the Sony A7

The Fuji X series gear I took to the US and how I used it

Sony released its innovative Lens Style cameras last year as a response to the increasing popularity of photography performed with smartphones. The QX series

I had the chance to shoot on location yesterday in Williamson Park with my Fujifilm X-Series cameras and the Profoto B1 along with their new Deep Small Silver Umbrella, making a great portable location setup. As you can see, it allows for a very compact arrangement, which was... #b1 #fashion #flash

I love the emptiness I feel when I wander through these empty fields covered with a thick layer of mist. Empytiness that even make the loudest sounds dissapear..“Become totally empty Quiet the restlessness of the mind Only then will you witness…

Disclaimer: As a member of Sony's Artisans of Imagery program, I recently had the opportunity to extensively use an internal copy of the newly announced (and not-yet-released) Sony Zeiss FE 16-35mm...

Late September. Beautiful weather. Perfect time for hiking in the
Adirondacks. Here is a recap of our short trip to Lake Placid, NY and our
ascension of the Giant Mountain.

At the end of the day, here’s the best I can say: this camera rocks. I use it constantly. I’ve never been frustrated with it, I’ve never felt held back by it, and the photographs I’m capturing are beautiful. It is a champagne camera at the price of beer.

Fuji X camera gets left on the trail for 3 months, endures an entire season of rain snow, hail, and even the teeth of a wild animal, (probably bear) and it

Mathieu of MirrorLessons compares the two professional telephoto zooms available for the M4/3s system.

A few years ago, my first encounter with the Fuji X100 was actually by a window of a electronic store in a shopping mall. I have never own one; but the impression have left a deep footprint since. ...