Explained: Mirrorless v/s DSLRs cameras and why are manufacturers like Nikon & Canon ditching DSLRs for Mirrorless
Back in 2004, when the world first saw a mirrorless camera, industry experts and professional photographers wrote it off completely, assuming that this was another gimmicky feature that would never catch on. BTW, the first truly mirrorless camera was made by Epson, a technology company that isn’t exactly known for its cameras. People started taking mirrorless cameras seriously from around 2008-2010 when a number of camera makers, like Sony Leica, Olympus, Fujifilm, Pentax, and Panasonic started dabbling with the form factor. By 2008, mirrorless cameras were considered as a lifestyle product given their beautiful design and look. The picture quality they boasted was way better than any point-and-shoot camera could offer but not as good as DSLRs, even your basic, APS-C sensor DSLRs. Today, however, DSLRs, once the mainstay in photography as well as filmmaking, is going the way of the dinosaur . You know things are bad for the camera format when major manufacturers like Nikon and Can