Best Mirrorless Camera Gear Patrol

Manfrotto tripods have served me well for years. Best for lighter gear like mirrorless and DSLRs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best camera bag on the go. Can carry a mirrorless camera and still pack some space for other items such as a Water Bottle and a laptop or tablet.

The Best Mirrorless camera of 2018. I bought it via B&H Photo Video along with adapter and 24-70 f4 lens and its the sharpest lens and has vibrant colors and auto focus/tracking is the best in both Photo/Video. One of the best continuous auto focus camera which Nikon has produced for Video and it tracks the subject very well. If u are the Nikon shooter then u should grab it immediately. Its low light capability is another powerful feature and its in par with Sony alpha series. Battery performance is great but not the best - I was able to get around 700 raw files with one battery and thats almost double than what they mentioned in the advertisement ie. around 350 plus pics. Anyway I got 2 extra batteries for this camera so that i can shoot more photo/video diring events. ——- Downside —— Single XQD memory card slot but thats ok as i can take a risk on it. Never seen failure in my SD cards since i started photography in 2013 so I can take that risk.

Best addition to the camera. For the price it is an asset to any photography who wants quality close ups with a mirrorless camera.

I know, this camera has been out on the market for several years now. Since I'm heavily vested in the Nikon DSLR system, and selling my gear wouldn't yield much, I decided to upgrade my much loved D810 rather than shift to an entirely new system. While DSLR technology is quickly becoming obsolete, this should allow me to continue using my current gear for several more years. By then, I'll have a better idea which mirrorless system to buy into. That said, I love this camera! The flip screen and in-camera GPS are great features I didn't have with the D810. Yes, it's heavier/bulkier than many of the mirrorless cameras out there, but the quality of images, resolution, and high dynamic range are equally good, if not better. I will just consider my photo shoots to be my workout for the day :)

I have three mirrorless camera bodies and six lenses. The 50 L dry cabinet is adequate to hold my camera gear. If you have large full frame cameras and big lenses, you might look at going with the Ruggard Dry Cabinet in a larger size.

As my camera gear expands, so do my needs for a larger bag. While this is mid-size, it fits two mirrorless camera bodies, lenses and my GoPro. I would like to have more adjustable straps for some of my smaller tripods, but the weather cover is an added bonus. Good quality and comfortable to wear as a backpack.

I purchased this to store all of my camera gear and it does a great job. I have two Sony FF Mirrorless camera and multiple lenses. The cabinet is excellent and sturdy. The shelves are plastic, but do the job. For the money it is a great product and should help me keep my cameras in working order for years to come.

I am a part time professional photographer and have shot with Canon gear for the last 15+ years. Like many others I got tired of lugging the heavy FF cameras around and have been watching the development of the mirrorless format. I got dizzy trying to navigate all the options and make a decision but finally decided to go with the Sony A7R3. This little converter was the last push I needed to convince me that Sony was a good choice. I take photographs with my cameras. I don't really spend time assessing my gear or pixel peeping. I am not good at that sort of technical gear study. I just see whether things work well or they don't. This works and it works well. The day the camera arrived I didn't yet have any sony lenses but I have several canon lenses. I put the converter on and attached the canon 85mm and I would never have known there was a converter on the camera. The focusing was fast and accurate. This little unassuming converter has saved me countless dollars. While I sold many of my canon lenses, I was able to keep the essential ones that I shoot with most often. No need to purchase new glass to go with my beautiful new camera. This little adapter is a game changer for any canon shooters thinking of making the switch to Sony. I had no idea this existed until I spoke to the folks at B and H asking for their thoughts on which mirrorless would be good for me. BOTTOM LINE: I cannot sing the praises of this little converter/adapter highly enough. I couldn't be happier with my decision to go sony. This little relatively inexpensive thing erased any lingering doubt about the purchase.

I use this for mirrorless gear. It's sneaky because it actually holds a lot of stuff, a camera body, 3 lenses, a small strobe and the other various small bits and pieces one needs. It still has left over room for a macbook pro (13) and a few little things one needs with that. It's a very smart looking case and it doesn't look like a camera case (more sneaky). It's very well made. The only complaint is that it is hard to accurately place the velcro separators. But maybe that's because I'm a clod.