Mirrorless Cameras

In the early days of my photography I had a tree which I always captured
when I started my walks. It was an old crooked oak tree in the middle of a
(corn) field. I even made a book about it with Canadian friend Daniel
Berman. It was so great that I could have this subject and work around it,
it learned me a lot about composition and working with light.. until a
summer storm came and blew the tree down.

 

“I loved to photograph the tree and show that every place has it’s
beauty cha

Perhaps the most controversial new camera release for quite some time, was
that of the new Leica SL Typ 601, just a few days ago. This is the second
(after the Leica Q) foray of the Red Dot on FF mirrorless territory, but,
in fact, their first system camera of the sort. And the second system of
that kind, after the Sony FE.  

Mathieu of MirrorLessons shares his first impressions about the Loxia 21mm f/2.8 following the Zeiss event in Cambridge.

When a street- and lifestyle photographer whos absolute all-time favourite focal length is a 50mm full frame eq. gets offered a chance by the incredibly kind people at Fujifilm Nordic to test and s...

Fujifilm has expanded its lens line-up with the XF 35mm f/2 and the Teleconverter 1.4x!

The LEICA SL (TYP 601) INTRODUCTION

By now you’ve probably heard of this new autofocus camera and system from
Leica Camera – the Leica SL. There have been rumours milling around social
networks and forums for weeks and speculation was at an all-time high. Most
of the rumours initially pointed to a new M camera, possibly with
autofocus. This rumour then changed to an interchangeable lens mirrorless
camera based on the Leica Q, which isn’t too far off. Indeed, the Q really
surprised many of

Mathieu of MirrorLessons discusses firmware 2.0 for the Sony A7rII which brings uncompressed Raw to the flagship camera.

USING GRADUATED NEUTRAL DENSITY FILTERS WITH NIKON 1 AND M4/3

The Panasonic GX8. A One Day Hands on Report. By Steve Huff A couple of days ago I was able to get a hold of the new Panasonic GX8, but just …

What's the best mirrorless bag? The one that's been made specifically for mirrorless cameras, of course. Here are four great models we're happy to recommend.

Regular readers of this blog would know that I use both Olympus and Fuji
cameras. I may happen to occasionally use another brand, but it will
probably be for testing/review purposes. Although I started shooting
Olympus m43 cameras exclusively more than 3 years ago, during the last year
or so I also entered the X-System and, today, use is practically equally
divided between the two.

this article discusses the benefits of practising bird-in-flight images with gulls

I've been reading DPReview and Sony Alpha Rumours, and I'm a believer:
Leica TOTALLY copied Sony. Yep, the SL is a direct copy of the A7 and A7ii.
It's mirrorless. It's 24 megapixels. It has an interchangeable lens mount.
It has a shutter button. It has some dials. Check. Check. Check.

Mathieu of Mirrorlessons shares his images from a recent Barmouth Motocross event shot with the Nikon 1 J5 and the 1 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6.

Last summer we went to the coast of Zeeland, the region situated in the
southwest of our country, near Belgium. Zeeland has always been my second
home. Since I was born I basically went there every weekend with my parents
until I was older and went on holidays abroad. Last few years my wife and I
returned a few times because we (us and the kids) really enjoy this place.

I really love the fresh wind coming from the ocean and the rhythmic sounds
the waves produce. That's one of the reasons I

A few weeks ago I decided to take a short trip to Mount Rainier. The last time I was in the park was in 2012, but now that I live about three hours away I hope to make it a more regular getaway spot. When going on a "landscape photography" trip I would typically bring my Canon gear. I