Mirrorless Cameras

Mathieu of Mirrorlessons shares his complete autofocus review of the Sony A7rII. Tests include native FE lenses, A-mount lenses and EF lenses.

  For this installment of “How Did You Get That Shot” I am once again going back to the Olympus AIR.  The AIR has so many interesting and new capabilities available with its size and portabili…

As I am sure you will have heard by now, Olympus have announced the newest addition to their OM-D range – the OM-D EM10 Mark 2. I have put the EM10 Mark 2 through it’s paces in some real worl…

I'm used to the fact that whenever I click the magnification button in
Lightroom on my 5K iMac, not too much happens. Due to the enormous
resolution of the display, even 24 megapixel photos don't really "zoom in".
This changed when I checked for details and sharpness of pictures taken
with the new Sony A7RII. And my jaw dropped...

This is not a technical review though! You find those all over. I think of
this post as a report of my experience with a wonderful and very powerful
tool I use

New York is my favourite city. I have discussed with many that it is like
being in a huge movie set. I can really point my lens in any direction and
find some kind of interestingness to capture. 

“Don’t shoot what it looks like. Shoot what it feels like”

— David Alan Harvey

This beginner guide to 4k photo will show you how this new feature can revolutionise the way you take photos. What is it and why do you need it? Read on!

Further thoughts on Sony's newly announced a7s II now I've had a chance to see the camera and weighing it up against its brother the a7R II

Samyang-Rokinon has announced two fast primes for the M43, Fuji X, Sony E-mount and Canon EF-M mirrorless systems: the Rokinon 21mm f/1.4 and 50mm f/1.2.

This review is 3 years in coming, and isn't really a review but rather a
personal history of why the Fujifilm X-Series, specifically the X-Pro1 and
X100S, is a perfect fit for me: the cameras I had been waiting for. I am a
very technical and precise person, but this is not a technical review.
These cameras have been out for years and there are much better reviews,
including one by my friend (and Fuji X-Photographer) Vincent Opoku. I
wanted to write something initially because using these c

I was pretty excited when the Fujifilm X-T1 came out.  It had great image quality, a weather sealed body, and a great combination of dials and menu controls that made the camera a joy to use.  With the Fujifilm X-T1 being Fujifilm’s flagship, it is pretty common for camera companies to release a follow-up to successful high-end products with a lower priced alternative that has most of the same features.  Think of the D810 and the D750 from Nikon or the Canon EOS 5D III and the 6D.  The Fujifilm

It took me two years to get to this point. Sure, I've had my Sony RX1 for over two years, and I liked it so much that I quickly incorporated it into my Canon DSLR setup. But whenever I shot a weddi...

TweetLast night, we and the rest of the world were witnesses to an event that only happens a few times per century, a super blood moon lunar eclipse. To give...

Every Wednesday we gather a selection of your best submissions. Each X100C
team member votes and we show you the ones we like in our Weekly
Inspiration post. As a reminder you can submit your work via the comment
section at this end of this post (Disqus) or on our Facebook page or via
Twitter with the hastag #X100C. Of course we also add a few pictures from
the X100C crew ;)

We interviewed ten current (and very faithful) X-Pro1 users to find out which features and updates they'd like to see on the Fuji X-Pro 2, if and when it arrives!

This article features bird portraiture images taken with a Nikon 1 V2, Nikon 1 CX 70-300mm, and Nikon 1 30-110mm lenses.

Mike Peters is a professional photographer with over 40 years of experience. He recently switched over to the Panasonic mirrorless system for all his personal and professional work.

Not too big, not too small: 10 great mirrorless camera bags

by Patrice Michellon

588 days... Almost 20 months since I woke up and felt something had
changed. I can't remember when morphine became my best friend...

Now look at me... They say I should be patient... Patience... what an ugly
word. They don't get it do they? Wait... can they? Even if they wanted to?

Pain is a partner. A dangerous one. The silent violence that kills and eats
you... slowly. It crushes your mind, your mood, your family, your future...
Patience? Of course... I'll be patien