Four Mirrorless Cameras that Are Setting the Pace in Early 2019

2018 was a great year for Mirrorless cameras. With outstanding options from the likes of Canon, Sony, Fujifilm and many more hitting the market, the the world of Mirrorless cameras has become hard to ignore.

If you've been on the fence about Mirrorless cameras, but think you might be ready to see if the grass is greener on the Mirrorless side this round-up is for you. After the break we will take a look at four affordable Mirrorless cameras that are setting the pace as we head into 2019. .

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2019-1-7 02:00

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The Best Mirrorless Cameras

Mirrorless cameras are constantly one-upping each other. As technology continually plays a game of leapfrog, choosing a camera isn’t an easy decision. But, our team has reviewed a majority of the mirrorless cameras available from the biggest brands — and, despite, the pace of innovation, there are a few clear winners when it comes to choosing the best mirrorless camera. thephoblographer.com »

2024-08-21 07:00

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Why 2018 is The Year of the Mirrorless Camera

It’s already April and, though a flurry of new cameras have been released since the start of the year, there doesn’t appear to be one DSLR that has raised pulses for photographers. However, take that reflex mirror away and the story switches, with launches of mirrorless cameras like the Sony a7III, Canon M50 and Panasonic GX9 all filling the news pages with hype and anticipation. digitalrev.com »

2018-04-18 03:00

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Manager says Canon is willing to cannibalize DSLR sales with mirrorless cameras

Scroll through your photo news feeds this morning, and you'll get a lot of "Canon manager confirms: Canon is shifting focus from SLRs to mirrorless" type headlines. But you may want to wait before you grab your hammer and smash that piggy bank in anticipation of new high-end mirrorless option from Canon, because the 'manager' in question confirmed no such thing. dpreview.com »

2018-03-05 19:27

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Opinion: What We Want to See in the Sony a6500 Successor

There's no doubt about the fact that Sony's cameras have turned the camera world upside down. From Full Frame to APS-C, Sony cameras have been star performers. The APS-C based A6500 really turned heads when it was released thanks to it's svelte body, in-camera image stabilization, 4K video, and its incredibly fast autofocus system, but apparently there's more to come.

Do We Really Need More New APS-C DSLR Cameras?

A recent report has suggested that Canon may be making a new APS-C DSLR that will combine two of their popular APS-C based cameras into one new shiny body. While the camera certainly sounds interesting, surely there has to be a point in time when Canon and others lay the APS-C DSLR to rest.

I Energised Athletes & Cyclists Through Blurred Lines And A Painterly-Like Essay

I was in a creative Rut, and worked on a series of images pulling out what I felt was the essence of the motion, energy, power and dedication athletes put into their craft. These images were shot during collaborative shoots with athletes, during sport events I was working on and during commercial shoots for which I would pull a couple of images for the series.