Mirrorless Cameras

The Wiltshire Wedding of Jacinta and Alec at Bremhill Manor photographed by Wedding Photojournalist Kevin Mullins.

The Cambrian Photography Show, an annual event put on by Cambrian Photography Colwyn Bay North Wales was a big success all round. It was a very busy all day and the morning was like the first day o...

Took a little trip to the new Union Station in downtown Denver. It is not quite finished yet but it is almost there, still a lot of construction around. It is a great place if you are in the area t...

Like any naïve young photographer, I arrived in Brazil with the notion that I’d find a photo opportunity at every street corner. Knowing the challenge that li

Warm greetings to my fellow Photography Life readers! My name is Sharif and I am the photographer behind Alpha Whiskey Photography. I have been very kindly asked by Nasim to write an article for Photography Life, which has proved to be an excellent resource for photographers all over our planet. Nasim specifically invited me to... read more »

A review of the Sony Zeiss Sonnar T* FE 55mm F1.8 ZA on a Sony A7R in Tibet by Philip Partridge on DearSusan.net. Highly recommended for travel photography.

Mirrorless cameras have been on the market for a decade, but they have really begun to make waves in the past few years. Most serious photographers would have certainly been shooting with a DSLR camera just a few years ago, but now many have traded in their DSLRs for the smaller and lighter form factors that mirrorless cameras provide. Not only are mirrorless cameras usually lighter and smaller than their DSLR counterparts, but they’re quieter, as well. With no mirror to slap up and down, street photographers, as well as wedding and theater photographers can now shoot virtually unnoticed.

Empty Pool, Radisson Hotel - Austin, Texas As a short break from the Netherlands, here are some photos from Austin that I took several of days ago. I wasn’t planning to do a photo walk last Thursda...

Basilica of St. Nicholas - Amsterdam, Netherlands I visited two magnificent churches in Amsterdam. Both beautiful in their own way and both very different. So different, in fact, that I shot them i...

Mathieu Gasquet at MirrorLessons tests the Fujifilm X-T1's AF capabilities for sports photography.

Can the new Rokinon 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS compete with the Zeiss Touit 12mm f/2.8? Here are my thoughts on this unique lens. A few months ago I showed readers

Yesterday I was chatting to a friend who wanted advice on buying a mirrorless camera. He had been looking at the new Sony a6000 but had serious reservations a

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  Preface Please note that I am a real photographer and not a reviewer. I’m also not a fanboy. This article is written with that in mind; I sell work and I know what I need in order to do that. All images in this article are shot with the Fuji X-T1 – either with …

Took a little trip to the Denver Botanic Gardens, I brought with me a Fuji XE1 and the XF35mm f1.4 lens. Next time I visit I will be bringing a macro lens, this time I wasn't sure what would be in ...

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

The Fujifilm X-T1 is undoubtably one of the most complete mirrorless systems to hit the market to date. It has a compact and attractive design reminiscent of

Shooting weddings with a Fuji - Part 2: An overview of images, settings and technique by Reportage Photographer Kevin Mullins