Mirrorless Cameras

I’m incredibly happy with my Fujifilm X100s, i think is the best carry-on mirrorless camera in the market, super light, silent and with this vintage style that i really love.

The Panasonic Lumix GH3 has been the undisputed flagship of the Lumix mirrorless series since November 2012. Though it is mirrorless, it bears a strong resemblance to low-end DSLRs in terms of size...

My first day out with the amazing little Fujifilm Xe2, the camera I was not going to get, but changed my mind. Tested with the 55-200mm Fuji Lens.

Ever since I bought the Olympus Pen E-P5 as my main walk-around street camera, I've been not-so-secretly longing to try out the M.Zuiko 60mm f/2.8 macro lens. I love using the 12mm f/2.8 for wide-a...

As many of you may know, every year Amazon holds a "countdown to Black Friday" event throughout most of November. During this time, hundreds of products across the website receive serious discounts...

Lumix cameras are always overflowing with interesting features and the new Panasonic GX7 is no exception. The challenge, however, is finding a concrete reason to use them. Lumix cameras have always...

The love for photography is often enough to trigger meetings between people who, in other circumstances, would never have met. Photography clubs aren't something new, but the Internet and social ne...

Today I received from UPS my lovely Olympus 12-40mm 2.8 Pro Zoom. It was a wonderful surprise since I was not expecting it till laster this month or early December. I have not had a chance to prope...

Since its release earlier on this year, the Fujifilm X100s has become a sort of acme of photographic perfection. Its flawless vintage design harks back to the days of analog film, so much that pass...

On Sunday I had the chance to use the Panasonic Lumix GX7 along with the Panasonic Leica 45mm f/2.8 macro lens when a friend, who had rented it for the weekend, told me that he wasn't planning on u...

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A few random early observations, now that I have the Panasonic GX7 and the Olympus OM-D E-M1 in the house: Mirrorless is growing up The word is "refinement." Start with a good, innovative new design, get feedback from users individually...

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It was a typical Wednesday morning until I received that call. About 10:43am my iPhone rang. It was my mother calling to notify me that that my father had to stay at the hospital and have a neurosu...

It seems somehow wrong to say that something as silly as a piece of gear made me love photography in a completely new way, but the Fujifilm X100s did just that. I wasn't able to get my hands on one...

A number of our readers have been asking our team about our recommendations on different mirrorless cameras. With so many different options on the market today, choosing a mirrorless camera can get very confusing.

Don't think, just shoot! is Lomography's motto. It is both a company and a photography movement which has grown a very large following through the usage of film, saturated colours, vignetting and t...

A review of the Olympus 12-40mm F2.8 Pro M.Zuiko by Tim Ashley

If you read our full review of the Sony RX100M2, you probably know how much we love this small yet powerful compact camera. Its 1-inch Exmor sensor can deliver great images on its own, but the best...

These two have gone toe to toe, and we're all tired.  If you're not, believe me you will be, this final round is a long one, and really the reason I needed to break this into three parts.  Now it's...