Mirrorless Cameras

I always thoroughly enjoy camera reviews that take place in authentic, real-world situations, and you can’t get more real-world than a trip around the world to five different countries.

Heather of MirrorLessons reviews the Lusso Large camera strap from 4V Design, an Italian leather strap manufacturer from Treviso, Italy.

Mathieu of MirrorLessons reviews the Fujifilm XF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 for wildlife and sports photography

Fujifilm X-T10 Hints and Tips from Matthew Maddock at PhotoMadd when using the camera in real-world situations.

This article uses a range of CIPA data and discusses that the Nikon DL replacing Nikon 1 appears illogical.

The Panasonic GX85 (North American name) / GX80 (European name) appears to be the natural successor to the GX7 if you only consider its size. However, the technology inside the new camera places it much closer to its big brother, the Lumix GX8. Actually, the GX85 is even more advanced than the GX8 in certain areas such the stabilisation system. But let’s look at the similarities first.

The Fujifilm X70 was announced alongside the flagship X-Pro2 in January 2016. Since then, it has become a favourite among … Continue reading 10 of the Most Useful Fujifilm X70 Accessories

This short article examines the digital camera market and identifies winners and losers within the product segments.

This article discussions some basic trends in camera and lens sales that have occurred over the past number of decades.

As many of you know, Mat and I recently conducted an in-depth comparison between the Fujifilm X70 and the Ricoh … Continue reading Ricoh GR II Review – The street photographer’s best friend

For the second year in a row, Panasonic UK in collaboration with the National Trust is holding fourteen different ‘touch and try’ events at various properties around the UK.

Mathieu of MirrorLessons experiments with the Fujifilm X-Pro2's OVF (optical viewfinder) and the XF 100-400mm for birds in flight.

A extensive feature by feature comparison and review of the Sony A6300 camera to the Sony A6000 camera. Includes examples and demonstrations, detailed men

Panasonic Lumix UK has shared its first batch of Panasonic Lumix GX85 sample images taken in Berlin. (The camera is otherwise known as the GX80 in the UK and Europe and the GX7 II in Japan.)

One of the standout features of Panasonic’s new GX80 gives us a very strong indication as to a new feature we could see on the Panasonic Lumix GH5, which is expected to arrive later this year, most likely around the time of Photokina. There is already...

Of all the mirrorless cameras I’ve tested, the Panasonic GX7 was the model I grew to like the most. At the time, it was packed with the latest technology and was something of a “Goldilocks” camera –neither too big nor too small but just the right size.

This article discusses a few market dynamics as they apply to the interchangeable camera lens market.

I admit that when Panasonic first announced the Lumix GX8 as the successor to the GX7, I was a little disappointed, not by the specifications but by the increase in body size. The GX7 was compact and almost pocketable; the GX8 was a professional body with professional dimensions to match.

There’s a brand new digital magazine on the block, and it’s all about shooting with Fujifilm cameras!

Started by X-Photographer Tomash, FujiLove is an enjoyable read for anyone who uses a Fujifilm X series camera or is planning to invest in the system.

Photos from the New York Auto show taken with the Olympus Pen-F.

This article discussions some basic trends in camera and lens sales that have occurred over the past number of decades.

As tradition goes, April 1st is the day both brands and individuals share fake news, rumours and announcements. Some of them are funny and aren’t meant to be taken seriously while others take the game more seriously, hoping to fool people right up until the day comes to an end.

Canon EOS M I’ve come to realize that my G.A.S. (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) is out of control and I need to take drastic action. What’s the first step to recovery? Admitting that there’s a problem, right? I’m taking some extreme steps. I’m getting rid of all my cameras and moving to the Canon EOS M.…

No, this isn’t an early April Fool’s joke. Fujifilm has indeed released a firmware update for all its older models including the X-A1, X-A2, X-M1, X-E1 and X-Pro1. This update brings support for the focus limiter function of the XF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR telephoto lens