Dropping the SLR mirror means more than you'd think.

A primer on lighting, sound and stablization.

Can the smaller sensor size compete with full-frame mirrorless cameras?

Micro Four Thirds and APS-C sensors paved the way for the full-frame beasts we have today.

So many new options, so many tough decisions.

Seven picks that don't scream "I have a camera."

"I’m not going to ask lovers to kiss again because I missed the moment.”

They’re cheaper and less complex than DSLRs.

Only the fussy autofocus holds it back from true greatness.

But the new autofocus technology is incredible.

10-bit external video, in-body stabilization and a full sensor readout.

It’s a strong full-frame mirrorless debut.

The system has huge potential, now Canon needs a better camera for it.

You can get all the power and speed you need, and in some cases for free.

RED's first smartphone offers a deeply compromised camera experience

But if you’re a photographer who only dabbles in video, don’t bother.

Wider is better.

Much better autofocus and speed, too.

Live streaming and smooth video make the new GoPro a winner for those who love to share.

The king of drones continues to compete with itself.

An AI is no match for my style instincts.

The iPhone’s built-in camera app is fine, but to really make your photos pop, try some third-party software.

One-up your Instagram friends without killing your wallet.

Use it to code, paint, edit videos, drum and compose music.