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5 Mirrorless Cameras with an Electronic Viewfinder You’ll Actually Enjoy Using

24/08/2015 By Heather

When mirrorless cameras first started to appear on the market back in 2008 and 2009, the only models to incorporate an electronic viewfinder into the body were the Panasonic Lumix G1 and G2. There were others such as the Olympus Pen E-P2 that provided you with the option of an external electronic viewfinder but for everything else, you were stuck with the LCD screen.

Then, two years ago, Olympus set the standard with the OM-D E-M1 whose viewfinder was among the biggest, brightest and sharpest on the market. It became both a reference and a source of competition for the likes of Fujifilm, Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, and Leica, all of who went on to produce mirrorless cameras with outstanding electronic viewfinders of their own.

The Panasonic LX100 – 5 reasons it is one of the best cameras for vlogging

21/08/2015 By Heather

Vlogging, or video blogging, has become a popular method of reviewing products and sharing information, perhaps even more so than its printed equivalent. With the spoken word and video being so much more immediate and interactive than static mediums like text and photographs, it is little wonder that many people turn to video reviews before anything else.

The “Standard” Macro Lens – Panasonic Lumix 30mm f/2.8 Macro Review

18/08/2015 By Heather

10 Days Around Iceland with a Mirrorless Kit – Guest Post by Chris Corradino

12/08/2015 By Heather

It was the trip of a lifetime, 10 days around the beautiful country of Iceland. Despite the promise of spectacular landscapes and wildlife, I did the unthinkable and opted to leave my full frame Canon camera home. I still took pictures of course, turning out over 7000 captures.

Mirrorless Camera vs. Smartphone – Which should you choose for your photography?

10/08/2015 By Heather

In an age when improvements to digital imaging happen in giant leaps and bounds, it has become harder than ever for those interested in photography to decide on the proper tool for their needs. No longer can we say that you need a proper digital camera to take decent photographs. Just one look at an image taken with a Samsung Galaxy S6 or iPhone 6 is evidence enough of that.