Chillbert

Thanks for that URL! Reveals just how chunky this new Canon is compared with the Panasonic and Sony MILCs.

DPR does some really great - I'd go so far as to say extraordinary - technical reviews which aren't available elsewhere. You can easily find vast troves of sample images on sites like Flickr if you...

keepreal - with good practice (elbows tucked in) and the benefits of image stabilization etc., it's really not the problem you think it is.

I like those four groups - closer to my thought process, anyway. I put myself in group 3 (small enthusiast) - the camera, not me, that is.

Failure to focus on moving targets is clearly a limitation of current mirrorless cameras because of contrast-detect AF. I have also read the phase-detect AF on DLSRs works better in lower light,...

Not everyone is willing to lug DSLRs about everywhere. Mirrorless cameras make serious photography more accessible and convenient, and for me that's the right balance. If you're happy with your...

Another reason you might be seeing better images from DSLRs is the higher-end lenses being used with those cameras. Over time that gap will close. If you don't mind manual focus, you can already...

The video quality is also very impressive, and the mirrorless design (continuous live view etc.) makes video very natural to use.

I opted for the NEX-5N because of its fabulous low-light capability. The kit lens is reasonably compact, and the overall system is compact in the sense you can very comfortably carry camera + 3...

The mirrorless cameras mostly use contrast-detect auto-focus, so while you can mechanically adapt your DSLR lenses to them, you have to focus them manually. With Sony's focus peaking technology,...