mirrorless
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- adjective
- /ˈmɪrərləs/
- Specialized
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sin espejo
- If Nikon were to make a mirrorless FX camera compatible with everything back to AIS (maybe without the screw motor to cut down on size), it would be a massive hit.
- mirrorless camera
Live feeds out from DSLRs and mirrorless cameras is nothing new.
- Live feeds out from DSLRs and mirrorless cameras is nothing new.
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The only thing that the N1 System has in common with the Micro 4/3 cameras is that they are mirrorless.
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Yes, I believe that full frame makes sense for a mirrorless camera.
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As it is, I'm looking to invest in a mirrorless system myself.
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Now that would be the fastest lens for a mirrorless camera!
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I'm almost already convinced that one day, almost all cameras will be mirrorless.
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Last night in the middle of the night, Canon announced their brand new full frame mirrorless, the Canon R Cannon.
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Canon may reclaim some sales from Nikon next year if they launch a mirrorless camera, but at the moment they are clearly on the back foot to Nikon.
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Fuji X-1 Pro is much better than any other mirrorless camera; it's in another league, and secondhand, it costs marginally more than NX20.
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But, as others have commented, I'm also dreaming of a mirrorless camera that would cover the Mamiya 6x7 lenses, and I don't honestly expect to ever see or afford that.
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The new mirrorless camera is lighter and more compact than traditional DSLR models.
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Etymology
Mirrorless comes from the parts mirror and -less, where -less means 'without', just like hopeless means 'without hope'. So a mirrorless camera is a camera 'without a mirror' inside, which is why these cameras are often lighter and smaller.