Mirrorless Cameras

When discussions turn to the topic of camera bags, photographers can become just as zealous as they do when they discuss the very cameras that inhabit th

I've done a tremendous deal of research on mirrorless cameras over the last several weeks. This has proven quite helpful in not only understanding the strengths and weaknesses of the system, but also which specific body to purchase. While I already own two DSLRs including a full frame Canon 6D, I wanted a lightweight option that could be with me at all times. I've long hoped for a camera with the functionality of a DSLR, and the convenience and connectivity of an iPhone. With the Olympus OMD E-M10, I believe that is now a reality. 

Mathieu over Mirrorlessons takes an in-depth look at the newly announced Olympus Pen E-PL7.

The big debate is can a mirror less camera like the Fuji system replace a DSLR kit? Here is an unbiased blog looking at both sides of the argument

Third post in the series ‘the right instrument for the right job’. First we had the x100s for macro photography, then the a7r with a sigma macro lens for action sports. Now of course if I am about to embark in a caving trip in the Frasassi …

Serious photographers who enjoy long exposure and time-lapse photography will most likely list their shutter release remote as one of the most important a

Mathieu Gasquet of MirrorLessons reviews the Rebecca Lily Pro Set III, a series of presets that give a taste of film to your digital photos.

Welcome to our series of 100 interviews we will be holding with professional photographers who use mirrorless cameras for work! "Switching to a smaller and lig

Would I recommend the Fujifilm X-E2 to a photography enthusiast thinking of venturing into the mirrorless world? Without a doubt, yes. And the great thing about the X-E2 is that it has come down in price since the release of the X-T1, and its price will only continue to drop after Photokina 2014. Not only, but we can also expect Fujifilm to continue providing firmware updates for the camera just as it has done for all its models so far.

Despite photographing lots of dogs prior to this I naively thought that I'd be able to line up eleven calm and collected Labrador puppies to demonstrate the effect of different apertures on a photo...

Since May 2013, I’ve had the pleasure of working with the Fujifilm X-Series Cameras (X-E1, X-E2, and X-T1) and XF lenses in more than 20 different countries worldwide. Dozens of images and countless cups of coffee later, Here's my complete review.

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Dinner is Served, Stiles Swtich BBQ - Austin, Texas Fun evening tonight playing with a newly introduced camera, over some Texas barbecue. Charles from Olympus was in town and we had dinner. The E-P...

Today, I want to talk about why I chose to ditch my full frame Canon body in favor of having multiple small EOS-M bodies, specifically in relation to my video projects.

I have been following Tim Allen's wonderful Artisans Project ever since he began posting the first pictures from the series taken with his Fujifilm X100 and

This page compares the FUJINON XF 18mm ƒ/2 with the FUJINON XF 27mm ƒ/2.8
“pancake” lens. The primary comparisons here are size as the focal lengths
are quite difference.

A couple of days ago I had the pleasure of attending the historical reenactment at Corciano (Perugia) in Umbria, where my good friends of the ASD Septem Custodie camped. The village is a beauty in itself, wonderfully preserved and well kept, the epitome of medieval Umbrian villages. …

Fuji X-T1, 10-24mm f4 at 17.5mm. Shutter speed on this was 1/60th sec while panning with the bikes. I've had the pleasure of trying out some great new Fujifilm X Series Lenses that they sent to me ...

I was under the spell of mirrorless ILCs from their birth in 2009 when Panasonic and Olympus literally tore up the rule book and started from scratch. Thei

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IF YOU WANT TO SWITCH FROM NIKON TO FUJIMy first proper camera was a Nikon FM. Just a silver Nikon with a 1.8 50mm lens. That's what I could afford and all I could manage for my formative years as a student photographer.It's a beautiful camera and really put me at the…

In my last post I talked about what photo gear I brought to Italy for one month and the reasons behind those plans. So how did reality compare to expectations? Which gear earned another trip and what won’t make the cut next time? The good news is that the planning paid off and most things …

Are you a wedding photographer who is tired of carrying around heavy gear? If so, you'll be interested to meet these wedding photographers who use mirrorless