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 ...

When you look through the viewfinder of a traditional DSLR camera, you’re actually seeing a reflection from a mirror behind the lens. As light passes through that mirror it refracts to the viewfinder.

Canon has a strong lineup of mirrorless cameras that caters to everyone from newcomer enthusiasts to 20-year industry veterans. If you've finally decided to step up from your smartphone and want full ...

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We all want to take the kind of photographs that you see in coffee table books and the cover of National Geographic. Fortunately, brands like Canon produce some of the most user-friendly cameras on ...

Users award the 32.5MP mirrorless for its flagship-level autofocus, refined handling, and standout value – with some ...

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The DSLR vs mirrorless debate is a very thoroughly discussed topic in the photography world. Many photographers are switching to a mirrorless system, and it can often seem like DSLRs are getting left ...

The new entry-level EOS R100 is a parts-bin throwback to the Digital Rebel days, offering a 24.1-megapixel APS-C sensor, access to RF lenses, and a screen you can’t touch. The new entry-level EOS R100 ...

Admit it: you want to buy a digital camera. Maybe it hit you last weekend, as you flipped through blurry vacation pics on your Galaxy S4. Or perhaps it was yesterday at work, when a colleague confused ...