Mirrorless Cameras

By David Cleland Winter is a great season for photography and it is always worth forcing yourself to think differently. In my opinion, winter landscapes can be more about the narrative of the image...

Brighton Street Diner with the Olympus 17mm f/1.8

Oscar Gonzalez is, by most measures, a prolific and accomplished photographer. He never leaves the house without his camera (his current tool is the Fuji X-Pro1) and is always looking for the decis...

We made this little video outlining the benefits of a small mirrorless camera compared to a big bulky DSLR camera. Please leave your thoughts in the comments

We finally made it! Last Saturday (and a little bit of Sunday) we managed to put our hands on the new hot topic in the mirrorless world, the Sony A7 & A7r. It goes without saying that the A7 &a...

I spent three days walking around this town. Falling in love with every street, every building, all of it. Orleans (pronounced 'or-lee-own') is a small city south of Paris, and for three days while...

Full Frame: these two words put together make lots of photographers happy. Immediately we think of gorgeous image quality, beautiful shallow depth of field, exceptional dynamic range and great low-...

The camera may be the chassis that records your images, but it is the lens that collects, manipulates and directs the light towards the sensor. I believe Shakespeare might have said, "the lens make...

It was just two months shy of Christmas when I first stepped foot in the city that would become my home for the next five years. All I can remember is how overwhelmed I was by the view of Turin at ...

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

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 lighter system" has become somewhat of a ...

It is about as easy to separate a professional photographer from his or her DSLR as it is to pry a mussel from a boulder. Yes, this may as well be scientific fact. The reasons for this are obvious....

Reviewed by Carl Weese [This is Part III of Carl's notes about the Panasonic GX7 . Part I is here and Part II is here.] As Micro 4/3 format took over my digital capture work, I was using smaller, less...

While absentmindedly browsing the Web a few weeks ago, I came across a product which immediately piqued my curiosity. Aptly named the HandlePod, its inventors claim it is the perfect alternative to...