Mirrorless Cameras

Heather and Mathieu of MirrorLessons choose their top 10 mirrorless cameras for 2015. Do you agree with their choices?

A first look at Panasonic’s Post Focus function with the Lumix GX8

Heather of MirrorLessons reviews the Lumix 12-35mm f/2.8, the first standard constant aperture zoom from Panasonic.

Yes. I know this post will create debates. Expecially because my name has been connected for a long time to Leica, in particular to Leica X2, the only Leica I

A year ago I did a photoshoot with fitness/figure pro model and competitor
Bethany Nelson.  At that time, I had been seeking a well-toned model to do
an artistic nude series, so when Bethany reached out to me, I knew I had my
first nude physique model.  I asked her if this is something she'd be open
to, and she (somewhat surprisingly) said yes.  I say somewhat surprisingly
because I usually don't expect models to just jump in with both feet first
with a proposition like this -- especially

My Photo tour of India with a Olympus E-M1 by Neil Buchan-Grant – I’ve just returned from running a 12 day Photo Tour of India for the luxury tour operator KUONI. It was a the first in a seri…

The following journey took place during the past summer days. On our trip through the beautiful sceneries of a small country in the heart of Europe called Switzerland, we experienced some stunning moments, wonderful views and great roads. The Grand Tour of Switzerland was our base. Also, it was our goal…

It's such a blessing to be just a couple of hours away from one of the most beautiful places on earth, Yosemite National Park, and recently, I had a chance to shoot some engagement portraits there....

 

Lumix GX8 + Leica 15 + Lumix 20 + Lumix 42.5

I wrote not long ago an article on why I stopped using m43 cameras: flat
rendering. Some has asked me to switch to Panasonic as their cameras render
images differently from Olympus despite following the same standards and
using the same lenses. A friend of mine has compared using his Leica M
lenses on a Sony A7ii vs. a Leica SL and the results in depth are day and
night. I hope the GX8 does the same to lenses I have deemed flat (perhaps
beca

An updated list of the best Black Friday mirrorless camera deals for 2015.

Heather of MirrorLessons reviews the semi wide-angle prime for Micro Four Thirds, the Panasonic Leica DG Summilux 15mm f/1.7.

Vittorio Ciccone foto

1 Nikon 10-100

Sony recently gave us Sony A7II owners an amazing christmas present :-) The Firmware Update 2.0. This free firmware update transforms the A7II into the little brother of the A7rII, which allready h...

I’ve just returned from 25 days in Indonesia, my first trip with Fuji cameras and my first trip without a large dSLR. We traveled the entire length of Java and Bali overland so it was importa…

This article shows examples of images taken at f/16 with 1 Nikon 10-100mm PD and non-PD lenses

TweetA few months ago, we had the chance to review three straps from the Nucis collection courtesy of our friend Matthew Maddock of PhotoMADD. Handmade in Portugal, they embody what...

Not long after buying the Fujifilm X-T1 in July I sold my beloved X100T. At the time, it didn’t make much economic sense to keep both. Some decisions, …

Leica has announced its fourth camera this year, the Leica M (Typ 262). Stripped down to the bare essentials, it could be called an entry-level M camera.

The old XF 35mm f/1.4 carries a lot of history for me. It's the lens that
made me switch from Nikon to the X system after taking that leap of faith
with the X-Pro1 (and after falling head over heels for the X100). Of
course, back then we didn't really have much choice: it was either the 35,
the 60 or the 18, and in terms of ticking all three boxes (IQ, rendering
and performance), the 35 was by far the best lens in that initial crop (the
60 was/is fantastic but...slooow).

Since then Fuji s

Note: With current Fuji lens rebates, the Fuji XF 90mm f/2 is currently on sale for $150 off. I love long lenses. There’s just something so cool about bringing your subject up close and pinning them tack sharp against a … Continue reading →

I met Nahom a few weeks ago and took an instant liking to his feisty little personality. No wonder he's had to learn to be a little tough, he has experienced things no adult should have to go through...