Top 10 Mirrorless Camera 2019 Under 1000

The main benefit of the SR-1000 adresses the micro-tremors that typically show up when using a camera without in-body or lens stabilization. Before this, I would see an unfixable, nasty vibration appear in the footage from holding a mirrorless camera. The videos will not look rock-solid like a camcorder with OIS. You will still get a DSLR sway which is the present desired look for contemporary videos. When I put a mirrorless camera on the Revo, I am able to stabilize my videos while using a wide-aperture on the prime lens. This is great for indoor shots which may otherwise require use of a lens with OIS, but smaller aperture. When assembling the SR-1000, you may consider which shoulder to set it up for. I have it set for the left shoulder, using my right hand to control the camera. Either way is easily reversible. If carrying a backpack, this will add a bit of weight, but I don't see how they could make it any smaller/lighter considering the build quality. Highly recomended. Thank you, B&H.

Under 10 bucks, no screws, works within seconds, and even a USB wire included!

Under Windows 10, it just works. Plug it in and go. The resolution isn't great, nor is the video or sound, but they are both perfectly acceptable. I absolutely think it's worth the price. I've bought four of these, and each one has worked as I've described. If you buy this knowing you're buying a cheap webcam that'll do just fine for teleconferencing, you'll be happy. If you're looking for anything else, skip this one.

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

I am using this as an audio bag for field recording, as well as occasional mirrorless camera duty. I tried several messenger-style bags from Manfrotto and others but this and it's smaller sibling 36M really stood out. (See my pix for size comparison - I got both and returned the smaller one.) It's pretty big but nicely balanced. The killer feature is the lower compartment: I like how messenger bags keep the weight close to my body, but that makes them tall and skinny so things get buried in the bottom. With this bag I can keep the primary gear accessible on the top shelf and still have easy access to bottom via the lower door. I put my MixPre-6 audio recorder on top (with right-angle XLR connectors) and have room for cables, headphones, and a small mirrorless camera on the top shelf. I keep my mic + pistol grip underneath, along with a backup recorder and several small microphones. The rain-cover is great, the strap is nicely padded and adjustable, and you can rig the front buckles to hold a tripod or stand. The lid can flip back and stay out of the way, or you can reach through a zippered slot to grab things. The top of the bag zippers shut so you can safely stow it sideways during airline/car travel without little things falling out of pockets. It's basically perfect!

This fits a mirrorless camera perfectly with plenty of space for extra batteries and cards, too. The top opens away from you so it's much easier to get to your camera which is very smart. It also feels pretty tough.

I recently got this bag for free with my mirrorless camera and it's amazing. I am a huge fan of anything that Think Tank makes and this is right up there with the top of the line. It has a ton of pockets for organization, sturdy velcro closure, great comfortable strap, removable dividers on the inside, and so much more! No to mention is doesn't look like a camera bag.

I have received the kit and I am very impressed. I have not really used it yet but it is set up and ready to shoot. The kit was more expensive than I wanted to pay for a camera but it is something I will not outgrow. I bought it for travel and when I travel I want a camera that will not fail me. In the past a camera died on me and for my trip I had no camera and another time I was caught in the rain and was stuck in a shack waiting for the rain to stop. Never Again. This camera and setup has everything I need and want. In addition, the reviews in all the magazines rate this model highly. I went with mirrorless because that is the present and future. Canon is top of the line in mirrorless. Lastly, B&H is top of the line for me. I have bought equipment from them for over 20 years. Free shipping and no tax is the icing on the cake!

I bought the Mirrorless Mover 10 for when I am out and about or traveling with my Leica Q3. The camera fits perfectly with room for some spare batteries and SD cards. It protects and hides the camera when you are not using it. Larger cameras won’t fit in the 10 but something like the Fuji X100V will do fine. It’s obviously not for a full kit. I like the magnetic closure - better than fumbling with a zipper when you need to get the camera out quickly.

What can I say about this Mirrorless Cinema Camera that hasn't been said already, it shoots 4k FF 10 bit 4:2:2 internally, with prores 6k raw in a future update with the Ninja V. Shoots 5.9k!!! Cant stress enough how big of an advantage that is when it comes to resolution and the options when it comes to cropping and the likes. If you want to actually really future proof yourself, look no further than this camera.