Mirrorless Cameras

How much less weight IS a mirrorless camera rig compared to DSLR? You asked me to compare my two rigs; here you go! Canon and Fuji, side by side.

Mathieu of MirrorLessons reviews the Olympus 75mm f/1.8, a fast telephoto lens for Micro Four Thirds.

The Olympus 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO's build quality, feature set, image quality, and ease of use are all the best you can get in the Micro 4/3 system and put every other telephoto zoom to shame.

The Fujifilm 90mm f2 R LM WR may be the company's best portrait lens yet and is so far surprising us.

4k is upon us! Well it's creeping slowly over the horizon at least. I won't
bore you with a long winded essay about the pro's and cons of 4k, so let's
skip straight to some real world footage. Before I take any new piece of
equipment on a commercial job I like to know it inside and out. Moving from
Canon to Sony is a bit of a jump, so I thought a great way of testing the
waters was down the local skate park, a relaxed Saturday afternoon skate
with some friends.

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Stabilization.  A term that, before a handful of years ago meant "tripod," or physical bracing technique, has grown to provide various hardware solutions within our camera system of choice.  We as ...

Mathieu of MirrorLessons reviews the RX100 IV, the fourth iteration in the compact RX100 series from Sony.

When it comes to capturing nature's beauty at its best, you can't beat the photography tips from Outdoor Photographer. From reviews on photography equipment to the latest photography techniques, explore it all here.

Want to photograph the Tour de France? Here's my story from the 2015 race, shooting sports with mirrorless cameras!

The photography of Neil Buchan Grant with Olympus cameras.

Fact is, just a few years ago, DSLRs accounted for 100% of top-quality cameras, excluding medium-format and other professional gear. Mirrorless cameras were all compact, with thimble-sized sensors, very limited

Back in 2011, this became the first truly stellar Micro Four Thirds lens. Four years after its original release, it may be starting to show its age, but it continues to be a solid performer well worth your consideration.

After months and months of debating whether to get myself a new camera or not – I’ve finally gone and done it. I am now officially part of the Ol

Heather of MirrorLessons reviews the Think Tank Urban Approach 10, a messenger bag for mirrorless cameras.

I don’t worry too much about taking technically perfect photos, my only concern is finding the best way to tell a story in an image.

By site editor Dan Chung: Sony surprised many people, myself included, when they announced the video specifications of the a7R II. I had expected it to be just another high resolution stills camera...

This article features a range of images captured at the Metro Toronto Zoo and discusses the importance of light and details in zoo photography.

15 well-known professional photographers share their favourite accessories for mirrorless cameras.

Naomi and I just celebrated our 40th month of being on the road full-time and living a 100% location independent lifestyle. Looking back, it seems like a lifetime ago when we made that crazy decision to sell nearly everything we owned and adopt a life filled with travel photography. In a way, it really was a lifetime ago because we were completely different people back then living very different lives; two people with a dream of what could be, teeming with optimism, but with no real idea of how

I recently read two tips on how to become a successful travel blogger. The first one said “Be unique, have a different approach.” That sounds like good advice but being unique is not always an easy thing to do and the other nugget of advice said “Always have a human element in your pictures.” Yet again …