Mirrorless Cameras

When I compare the convenience of carrying the puny GM1 in my pocket with my former DSLR backpack, I'm reminded of Antoine de Saint Exupéry who claimed that "perfection is finally attained not when there is no longer anything to add, but when there is no longer anything to take away."

With our full-time jobs eating away at all our spare time since the New Year began, it hasn't been easy to give our new companion, the Sony A7, the serious workout it deserves. As such, last week I...

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I had the chance and privilege to test out a prototype of the long awaited Fujinon XF56mm f/1.2 R lens and make some sample photos with it. I know many of my...

If the X-T1 is really that good for speed and AF, could it be the camera to trigger more ‘system switching’ than any other model? After all, a camera with these specs would certainly be the next best choice below a DSLR. An APS-C sensor that many photographers can digest better than Micro Four Thirds (which, we must say, is often wrongly underestimated). A compact system with very high quality lenses. A body that performs like a DSLR or close enough to it. Yes, with a camera like this, Fujifilm is indeed bearing a great responsibility on its shoulders.

Nathan Elson is a photographer based out of Calgary, AB that photographs fashion, portrait, and commercial photography.

While heading to the ballroom on New Year’s Eve, we photographers had a lot of reasons to celebrate: 2013 was a year when many people rediscovered their passion for photography. After years of mega...

But first let’s get a few things straight. Firstly, they’re both good cameras which have been laden with awards. Not only am I going to keep both of them I expect to use them side by side in many cases. No winner will be declared. Secondly, The E-M5 is an interchangable lens camera and the X100S isn’t. If you need a focal length other than 35mm the E-M5 is a better choice. Where the lens is a factor in the discussion I’ll be using the Olympus 17/1.8.

Let's take a look at the two current flagship Micro Four Thirds cameras. The results may surprise you. It's not much of a secret to say that the previous E

Fuji XE-1, 1/10 @ 2.8, ISO 6400, handheld. I’m convinced. After a week in Lalibela, Ethiopia, and a safari in Kenya, I’m ready to leave my heavy pro DSLR gear at home more often. I went to Ethiopia...

A review of the Olympus OM-D EM5...So the first thing you're probably saying is “this camera's been out for ages, why are you reviewing it now?” Well the short answer is, I only got one recently and, to be completely honest, I love it.

Both Nikon 85mm f/1.8 lenses the old AF-D one and the new G one are the same size as the Fuji 56mm and holy smokes… both Nikon's actually weigh a tad less? Same size and less weight on the full frame 85mm primes. I'll bet you can guess about the DX with a 50mm right?

Sometimes, as you go through the hundreds if not thousands of photographs you take in a year, your eyes rest on a particular image, not necessarily because of its beauty or what it represents but b...

It's been a while since I've posted a desktop wallpaper, I'm hoping this makes up for the absence. Enjoy! Photographed this morning on the Maasai Mara, Kenya. In a few days, or so, I’ll publish som...