Number Of Mirrorless Cameras Sold Vs Dslr

I once had a number of Nikon DSLR cameras, moved to mirrorless and now I wanted to have and use a DSLR....I' m very happy with my purchase the quality of the camera and the images have not disappointed me.

I've had experience with mirrorless cameras- I own an Olympus OM-D E-M5II, and had a Canon EOS M50 which I sold just as this was announced. Never really felt the digital viewfinder was the equal of a DSLR- until now. This feels like a DSLR- only smaller- and without any real restrictions. Have not had a chance to really test the in body stabilization yet. Only gripe is the 30 minute recording limit- c'mon Canon- this is insane- why have 2 card slots if you are going to do this. Bought the 24-105 L despite having 2 of the full size ones- because it's always cheaper in the package. The size savings are amazing. Also love that it has a lock on it. Super sharp. I'll be buying the battery grip- although, hopefully an aftermarket one, since the Canon one is crazy expensive (and was backordered). I've had good luck with the BH Vello brand grips on my Canon 7DMKII (which I also sold). Every still I've taken- just felt wonderful. The Canon controls match what I'm used to - and the touch screen is insanely useful like on my 6D MK II (which I'm keeping). Waiting for the replacement to the C100MKII to have the same feature set as camera- and I'll be in heaven. As you can guess, I've had a lot of cameras. This has been my absolute favorite so far.

I upgraded from D800 and D300 before that. D850 is a definitely a step up. I really like the camera so far. The body seems a little lighter than the D800.? I did not want to switch to mirrorless camera as I have accumulated a number of lenses over the years. Switching would require lens adaptor and the new lenses are larger and heavy so wouldn't gain much in weight reduction by switching. Functionality is similar to the previous DSLR so old dog will not have to learn so many new tricks! I was waiting for a new DSLR version, but I don't think they are going to make one at this point with resourced dedicated to the Z cameras. Focusing is quick and spot on. There seems to be an infinite number of ways to set up the camera for an individual's needs. In short, this camera is fantastic and probably last of the bred. I believe the image quality will be comparable to the best Z cameras. I would recommend to anyone thinking of upgrading but not wanting to adapt to the mirrorless version to buy it before they stop production.

Durable retention system for DSLR and mirrorless cameras.

It's easy to use and does a great job on sensors, both DSLR's and mirrorless cameras.

I am a professional photographer and have sold all my DSLR equipment for the mirrorless age. It is my third mirrorless, and I will never return to the old technology DSLR ever! Sony makes the best by far.

The weather has been such that not much use yet but the shots taken for the car have been very good.. I am sold on the Canon Mirrorless lens and cameras..

I have been looking at this ball head for a number of months as I have transitioned from Nikon to the Fuji Mirrorless cameras. The build quality is exceptional and just what I need. I have been using Kirk L-brackets on the Nikon bodies and they seem to work with the BH-40 lever clamp. Once there are choices available for the Fuji XT-5 L-bracket wise I will need to explore this further.

Excellent backpack for Mirrorless or DSLR cameras & a couple of lens plus extra gear. Very happy with the purchase & B&H Photos great service & promote delivery to Australia. Thanks again :)

I use this kit with my action cameras and mirrorless DSLR. The compact size and high CRI rating makes it more convenient and time saving for my workflow.