Cameras

Here’s a pragmatic mirrorless camera comparison showing what the different brands offer and the types of photographers each might be best suited for.

Yes, you can get into mirrorless cameras if you’re on a budget. Here are five of the best mirrorless cameras under $500 to get you started.

Should you get the old camera or the new camera? A dilemma most photographers face when a new camera comes out. But don’t always think you need to upgrade.

This Fujifilm X camera comparison takes into account how each camera would perform from a travel and backpacking standpoint. Updated with new releases!

I’ve changed camera systems several times, and my most recent debate was Fujifilm vs Sony. I ultimately switched from Sony to Fuji, and here’s why.

DJI’s newest travel drones have some amazing – but different – capabilities. What’s the difference between the Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom, and which is better?

Despite all of their advantages to traveling photographers, there are also a few very important disadvantages of mirrorless cameras you should be aware of.

This post will highlight the main advantages of mirrorless cameras vs. DSLRs, especially from a minimalist travel photography standpoint. Why go mirrorless?

The differences in full frame vs APS-C sensors are more complex than you may think. Would a smaller APS-C sensor suit your needs just as well?

I dismissed the X-E3 as a camera that pros would want to use for a few big reasons – reasons that I eventually went back on, and now I love the camera.