mirrorless cameras

Mirrorless cameras are a type of digital camera that do not use a mirror mechanism like traditional DSLRs. Instead, they use electronic viewfinders or screens to display what the lens sees. This design makes them lighter and more compact while still offering high-quality images. They typically have interchangeable lenses, allowing for versatility in photography styles. Mirrorless cameras often feature advanced technology like faster autofocus and video capabilities, making them popular among both enthusiasts and professionals. Their growing popularity is due to their balance of quality, size, and functionality.