Mirrorless Cameras

Kipon and IB/E Optics have just announced the Baveyes HB-S/E, the world’s first focal reducer mount adapter for medium format lenses. It will make Hasselblad C, CF and F series lenses compatible with Sony full-frame E mount cameras.

Robin’s recent post is just another example of his talent behind the camera. To celebrate his upgrade to the Olympus OM-D E-M10 II from his old E-M5, he decided to use his new camera to shoot a wedding assignment. As always, the images he shares are crisp, bright, colourful and full of emotion.

Today we came across an evocative account of one photographer’s journey from Duhok to the city of Sinjar in the northern-most region of Iraq. These days, it is nearly impossible for Westerners to visit this part of the world but in Andy Bush’s case, he had special permission from the highest Yazidi authorities and the assistance of a local Yazidi interpreter.

Which camera would you bring if you had to photograph 20 heads of state including Barack Obama? In Gary Tyson’s case, the choice was simple: he opted for his Sony A7r II and A7s II to complete the job.

These are just a few of the reasons Faiz of Mirrorless Macro Photography switched over to the OM-D E-M5, and subsequently the E-M1, for his amazing macro work. Recently, he took a trip to three of Australia’s national parks – Springbrook, Lamington, and Tamborine...

Lets be honest, most street photographers, myself included are fair-weather photographers. As long as it’s dry, warm and light we are out there taking pictures. But for a lot of us as soon as dusk …

A recent business trip took photographer and social marketer Alex Sopchak down to Miami to see the NASCAR Sprint Cup Championship race, giving him the chance to put his faithful Fujifilm X-T10 to the test! The two lenses he decided to use were the XF 16mm (for environmental shots of the pit road and shooting into …

In the last few years we've seen a distinct trend in photography: the rise of mirrorless cameras. With fewer moving parts, these cameras are smaller, lighter, and less imposing than their DSLR...

One of the most followed X Photographers in Italy is Max Angeloni, who runs the blog RiflessiFotografici with fellow X Photographer Donato Chirulli. The most recent Fujinon lens Max has reviewed is the XF 90mm f/2.

Are you keen on having a dream-like, ethereal look from your images right out of the camera? If so, you might want to check out Joe Turic’s recent review of the Lensbaby Velvet 56mm for Micro 4/3s on his website Less Gear || More Photos. This lens is anything but your run-of-the-mill portrait companion. As Joe states in his review...

Earlier this year in February, the up-and-coming American company Konost announced that they were working on the first “true” digital rangefinder camera. The word “true” implies that unlike the popular and iconic Leica M that uses a 100% optical rangefinder mechanism, the Konost FF uses a dedicated digital sensor...

The brand new XF 35mm f/2 has been making the rounds, most recently falling into the hands of X Photographer David Kai Piper who took it out for a night portrait shoot in Birmingham along with three models and a dozen Harley Davidson motorcycles.

Anyone who follows Dan Bailey, an X Photographer based in Alaska, knows that he is all about shooting action and adventure in some of the most extreme places on earth. For this reason, the XF 35mm f/2 couldn’t have fallen into better hands...

Jay over at SonyAlpha Lab has just finished putting together his full review of the FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro lens from Sony. We had the chance to review this lens a few months ago, so we were quite curious to see how our opinions compared. As it turns out, Jay loves the lens as much …

Now here’s something a little different! Suzette Allen, a Lumix Luminary and self-proclaimed hybrid pioneer for over four years, has decided to count down the days until Christmas by listing her 25 favourite features about mirrorless cameras (Lumix cameras in particular).