Mirrorless Cameras

Heather Broster of MirrorLessons reviews the compact and stylish Porteen Gear compact camera bag for mirrorless cameras.

The world as I see it through my Fujinon lenses

Earlier this month I took a trip down to Exmoor and Dartmoor, two
landscapes that I've often wanted to explore, both are uniquely different
and yet share a certain wildness and beauty. Exmoor is the master of
variety with its hills, heather and the moorland sweeping towards a pebbled
coastline beyond. Dartmoor is rugged, with it's tors and sparse, expansive
terrain. Both have wild ponies roaming the moorland, adding to the mystery
and atmosphere, but my images of them I'm saving for a sepa

The MirrorLessons team tries out the brand new Leica X and Leica X-E at Photokina 2014.

After trying the new X100T, X30 and XF lenses at the Fujifilm media session, we stopped at the Fujifilm press lounge to talk with Riccardo Scotti, product

If you've been following our Photokina reportage, you'll know that we were very impressed with the two Zeiss Loxia lenses, but we mustn't forget about t

Franschhoek Car Museum 45mm f1.8 Sandro Tasso photographer based in Franschhoek Wide Angle photo studio

MirrorLessons tries out the new Leica Summarit M lenses on the Sony A7s at Photokina 2014.

MirrorLessons gets some hands-on time with the brand new Samsung NX1 at Photokina 2014.

Nikon's flagship mirrorless camera is a speed demon.

We’re home. It’s unseasonably warm but the leaves have begun to turn and
autumn is clearly settling in, adding to our disconnect; these past 14 days
have been a whirlwind.

I’ve been trying to think of the best way to present everything I shot
during our brief but intense time in Europe and honestly, I’m still
reflecting. I’ve been sifting through the images and it could easily go in
several directions. All I know at this point is that I’m rather happy with
the results. Venice and Rome? Ki

There is no perfect camera for street photography and everyone’s tastes are different, but the Olympus OM-D brings game changing benefits. Visit InMyBag.net

There are small moments in our lives that we need to remember. There are connections we make with other people that are random in nature, instant in connection, fleeting in time, and priceless for ages to come. Rarely are these small wonders documented and preserved with a physical memento. Maybe we stop to take a…

Above is an image of my Sony a6000 with some of the lenses I use with it. Mix and match yes, but like many mirrorless cameras the a6000 has the capacity to use an enormous number of lenses. The native mount is e-mount so the camera will readily accept that range of APS-C and full-frame / 35mm lenses. Also with the excellent LA-EA4 fitted, all a-mount lenses can be used. With adapters many more lenses, old and new, become available, though manual focus only. 

I recently bought a cheap focal reducer to test it out with one lens I kept
from my full frame gear. The results were impressive taking into
consideration the price I paid. Hit continue to see the results.

MirrorLessons had the time to try out the three manual focus lenses for the Micro Four Thirds system, the Nokton 10.5mm f/0.95, YC Optics 42.5mm f/1.2 and 24mm

MirrorLessons interviews Nikon product manager Dirk Jasper about the Nikon 1 system at Photokina 2014.

Photokina 2014: Hands-on with the LX100, GM5, & Leica D-LUX (rebranded LX100)

Check out MirrorLessons' first impressions of the new Zeiss Distagon T* 35mm f/1.4 ZM for Leica M mount at Photokina 2014.

MirrorLessons interviews Rachel Barker, Head of PR at Leica UK, about the M-A, M-60, T series and X series at Photokina 2014.