Mirrorless Cameras

I like starting off the new year with an early morning walk camera in hand to see what compositional gems I might find in the residue from the previous night's festivities. This year my camera choice was a no-brainer. It was the same camera I have been grabbing for all such occasions where I want the freedom of a small and light system coupled with the versatility of a wide assortment of focal lengths and excellent optics. That boiled down to a Fuji X-E2 and two zooms, the 18-55mm and 55-200mm -- easy enough to stick one on the camera and the other in a jacket pocket.

"ISO 12,800 on the Fuji X-E1 and XF 14mm"

My next camera will not be a DSLR.
There, got it out of my system and I start this review with a ridiculous ISO setting that I would never have used before now.

Don't worry! By pimping I don't mean that you need to add neon or a subwoofer to the X-Pro 1 ;)
When I say pimping I'm talking about what I did to increase speed and usability of my X-Pro 1.

The Fujifilm X100s was a joint purchase Mat and I made when we first began Mirrorlessons. Along with the OM-D E-M5, it is probably the one camera we've talked about the most. And yet, I've oddly sp...

In between these fearsome storms that are racing towards us on the Jet Stream across the Atlantic, there are these 'rest days' with ridiculously beautiful light. Yesterday was one such day.

By letting us have that option, AF point selection via the Fn key, it assures the experience of the newer viewfinder X series cameras is retroactive to the camera that forever changed your destiny in photography – the Fuji X100. Happy New Year Fujifilm.

This is not a gear review site - I have neither the time nor the money to test every new gadget that comes along. However, after weeks of deliberation and reading of such sites, I decided to buy myself a Fuji X100s, and in this post I'll share my impressions of this lovely little camera as well as some pictures I took with it in Moscow and Paternoster.

Street photography - should it be Colour, black and white or a mixture of both, depending on the individual photos?

With the end of 2013 drawing near, the time has come for us to sum up the year and what it meant for the mirrorless world. I don't like to create rankings of the best and worst cameras of the year ...

A Photographic stroll around the historic streets of Brussels, armed with my trusty Fuji XE-1, in search of interesting subjects to photograph

One thing that I see is just how similar the results are and at the very highest settings the A7r actually seems to produce marginally lower noise results in raw and jpg. files. Just shows how good that A7r sensor is.