As the name suggests, a mirrorless camera is one that doesn’t require a mirror, a key component of a DSLR (which stands for Digital Single Lens Reflex, the word “reflex” referring to the reflective ...

DSLRs are on their way out. Mirrorless cameras are the future. But that doesn’t really answer the question of “why.” Of course, just because the likes of Nikon and Canon have stopped making DSLRs ...

Epson introduced the world to the first mirrorless digital camera, the R-D1, in 2004, and photographers weren’t sure what to make of it. But in the decade-plus since every major camera company has ...

Take the lens off of a film SLR or a digital SLR and you’ll find yourself staring into a mirror. In fact, mirrors have been essential camera components for more than 150 years—that is, of course, ...

Mirrorless cameras are the rising stars of digital photography, with the latest technologies that make it easier than ever to capture images in the most challenging shooting situations. The best ...

Mirrorless cameras are here to stay. The argument to own one isn't only about them being small and lightweight anymore, because nowadays many mirrorless shooters rival DSLRs in image quality — ...

Whether you're getting into your first big camera purchase or upgrading from an old DSLR, mirrorless interchangeable-lens systems are a great option. They differ from traditional SLR cameras by ...

Are you looking to invest in a new camera? There's a wide array of choices out there and many different types of cameras to suit different purposes. DSLR cameras and mirrorless cameras are two types ...

Digital cameras today tend to fall under one of two categories: SLR or mirrorless. What’s the difference? And why does it matter? To find out, let’s take a quick trip through the history of the medium ...