Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “mirrorless”
A few days ago, I was reflecting on my progress as a photographer during the last few years and how my choice of cameras was influenced by the need to get better images with more consistency. These reflections led me to browse my old archives, looking for images that would exemplify my status at a given point in time. I …
You might recall that some time ago I got myself a Samyang/Rokinon 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS lens for the specific purpose of doing some night sky photography. My first attempts were thwarted by light pollution, but having scheduled a trip to the Greek islands at the end of August, I knew that I would have had better chances there, especially considering that …
It is no secret to anyone that the hottest trend in digital photography technology right now is the fact that mirrorless cameras are spreading like wildfire, threatening the current market domination by DSLRs of the professional and advanced amateur segments. To keep you abreast of news, rumours and developments in this arena, today we introduce The State Of Mirrorless, a new series of …
Nathan Wright: Had the X-T1 boasted single-servo AF tracking and reliable ad-hoc AF-ON functionality, Daniel may have been able to stick with the X-T1. AF is more than just speed. A good AF system should offer the user reliable, tactile feedback. That system should override both manual focus and shutter release. When an AF-ON button is depressed (preferably with a …
