D-SLR vs Mirrorless Camera

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[@newdawn7586]

I love my mirrorless it’s so light…but my DSLR is my work horse.

[@chetnakaushik3780]

Can u suggest me a camera for normal photography at college and family functions

[@franzpetervitor6486]

​@@chetnakaushik3780canon 70D with 50mm lens would be nice. cheap with excellent picture quality

[@Ali80D]

@@chetnakaushik3780 How much is your budget? 🌷

[@chetnakaushik3780]

@@Ali80D Around 50k

[@Ali80D]

@@chetnakaushik3780 Currency? 🌷

[@kbearpro]

You can obtain adaptors to go from EF to RF lens mounts.

[@PhotographyWithinfocus]

They are expensive because the electronics need to run through the adapter between the lens and body

[@RileyGoss99]

I haven’t tried mirrorless so I can’t really judge but the battery on the DSLR is really good. Also I like your content keep it up 👍🏼

[@TomCalton]

Thanks! 😁

[@vonha2184]

I love the viewfinder on DSLR, it's real light coming in and I love that

[@karol_and_photography]

I just bought a a7 mk1 with kit lens and 50mm 1.8 canon with 3d printed adapter and I'm amazed by the autofocus after jumping from my dad's canon 50d.

[@christopherdallenbach2524]

My Mirrorless made me a better photographer. I miss less shots due to the wrong exposure or F stop. Focus peaking and focus points are simply amazing. They are simply faster than a DSLR and when you care trying to capture a single moment anything to make that quicker helps.

[@DrWasim]

Mirrorless. For the EVF.

[@paulie3095]

But you can adapt any lens to a mirrorless camera so the lens argument doesn’t really apply here

[@aquabluerose7734]

Yep especially if it's Micro Four Thirds, it's basically the cheat code to truckloads of lens options.

[@parkarmedia]

Keep making these videos bro! You are doing amazing !

[@TomCalton]

Thank you! Really appreciate the kindness and support 🙌🏻

[@hermanzhang6494]

Mirrorless, they also give a preview of the depth of field.

[@adamhayek7889]

Most DSLRs have a preview of depth of field function next to the lens mount. So u dont know what u are talking about 😊

[@itsdomtoo]

@@adamhayek7889why are you so passive aggressive, they didn’t shit on DSLR just saying why they prefer mirrorless

[@John-Reese-137]

Only mirrorless: Extreme fast AF. No more front-, backfocus problems. Focus peaking. Better performance at high ISO. Less waste photos.

[@mylifeisajoke7090]

Analog SLR is the best

[@smilerjon3670]

Careful, you'll confuse some people LOL

[@sls12III]

Bro's sticking to the old school

[@bingumsbongums]

I do love my ae-1 (I know I know basic) I was gifted like 15 years ago. I set it down for a loooooong time for other film bodies, but it’s just perfect, ya know?

[@mylifeisajoke7090]

@@bingumsbongums i think that ae-1 is one of the (if not) the best looking analog slr ever made. I personally always wanted that camera but it's too expensive and because i live in middle europe we have a lot of soviet and gdr (eastern germany) cameras and i have praktica super tl1000 and Fed 5.

[@qhung.999]

no, analog RF bester than analog SLR, lol

[@aquss33]

You can add rule od thirda or 4x6 grids or whatever to OVFs. You just can't have exposure preview and battery status and stuff, just the exposure meter4

[@bungusmagoo1328]

Running a Nikon d200 right now because I'm poor, but I'd like to upgrade to a z5. Budget full frame, enough megapixels for learning the ropes, and through b&h you can get a z5 and an ftz adapter to use f mount lenses. Seems like a no brainer to me but, everyone has their favorite flavor of ice cream

[@citizengar]

I have both and love them both.

[@mr_potato_man3724]

I was just speaking with a guy at a camera store. He's a lot older and more experienced, and he says that he regrets switching from DSLR to mirrorless. He said that it forced him to spend a lot of money that was unnecessary, because it cost so much more to shoot mirrorless for no reason.

[@penner_gluck]

an explanation would be nice

[@golem_videomaking]

@@penner_gluckmirrorless are newer, so they cost more and lenses too, but is like switching from an old pc to a new one with all new technology in it, that makes your monitor, mouse and keyboard not compatible or need to be adapted, but with a lot of more potential than before cos, you know, it's newer and more powerful. probably the guy who regrets bout his switch do only studio shooting or didn't had a real reason to switch to a more powerful camera. not everyone needs the last thing on the market

[@anerpos2055]

There's this thing called lens adapter

[@Reconseal4050]

Mirrorless overheat and battery are terrible!! SLR FTW!!

[@bingumsbongums]

Mirrorless with EF lenses adapted 😎 my 24-70 never leaves my main body.

[@rizwanzaman1793]

I'm getting a DSLR (canon 77d). It's much cheaper where I'm from and I could get multiple high quality used lens for the price of just one lens on the mirrorless system. I will miss some modern features but I don't think I need them really as a casual shooter.

[@TomCalton]

Makes sense! Do what's right for you 💪

[@lansiman]

dslr had one major problem, lens and body calibration, very often the focus point on the mirror would offset a bit from the sensor plane, resulting in slightly off focus image and this varies from lens to lens, complicating matters

[@levisayev4398]

Got my first mirorless in 2018 because the new a7ii had the same price as used cannon alternative.

[@itsdomtoo]

Mirrorless is the future of photography, simple as that.

[@gdjaybee742]

The major difference maker in the mirrorless camera especially when this specific tech came out in the Sony A77m2, is the face recognition and tracking which evolve into animal face detection and so on. The tech specifically special was the processor which in a sense is a computer that has algorithms programmed by the manufacturers to detect exactly what to focus on. As time went on faster processor evolved and is now able to do this function at ultrafast speeds. This was really the tech that allowed the mirrorless to flourish and became an upward trend for pro photographers. It allowed them to concentrate on the subject and streamline their workflow to never or almost never miss a shot out of focus.

[@asianbalot2211]

If I want the camera has decent specs, durable, and also cheap, I go with dslr, I got a 1100D and I take good photos with it, even at night

[@madbadger85]

A DSLR viewfinder is what you see live a mirrorless camera sees what the sensor sees and sometimes can be false. I’ve use SLR and DSLR for the last 40 years with not many problems, I recently tried a Sony mirrorless camera, although quite good I found that in fast burst mode it wasn’t as good as my dslr, I know the EVF screens are getting better and faster but I ended up with a headache, it left my eye aching!! And it burned through quite a few batteries. I have to much money invested in canon glass so I’ll stick with a dslr for the foreseeable future.

[@amykortland6349]

I much prefer a good SLR, however I like to use canon FD lenses which don't fit on any DSLR I know of, so I'm stuck using a mirrorless, they're nice but I just much prefer the feel of a DSLR, I find myself using my analog SLRs way more because it's just so much nicer to use than my Sony A72

[@BagzAndPresident]

Adapters exist FD to EOS

[@Linkachus17]

This is how I look at camera types DSLR: Photography Mirrorless: Videography

[@BagzAndPresident]

Wrong

[@RathJ13]

The lens argument is kinda moot.

[@miguelreed2499]

Mirrorless 🎉

[@Fulgur98]

Get an adaptor, all dslr lenses can work on mirrorless with these. You might loose auto focus. Cant use mirrorless on dslr tho.

[@raptor-pm3it]

Mirrorless all the way

[@funfilm77]

I prefer the one i have with me at the time of a shoot.

[@christianronaldandrewpanja9242]

I have Nikon D 3400, but i am thinking of having Z50, sometimes at the future.

[@rohitscherian]

Full Frame DSLR or APSC Mirrorless camera. Which is better for photography.!?

[@jithingeorge8399]

DSLR ... ❤

[@MusicalYousuf]

❤DSLR❤ its a feeling in my point. Mirrorless is powerhouse that professionals are getting used to.. 😢

[@MattSullivn]

Do you think short ty shorts beat out a good one minute short? I think the algorithm favors the short and mindless.

[@pumpkingamebox]

Dslr for the back catalogue, or mirrorless for future proofing? Hmm.

[@majaisakszon1475]

I own both but love my dslr. As my mirtirles camera is very small. Canon eos m10. My m10 is for taking with me every where I go and my 6dmk2 is for my pro work. And with the battery grip it is big and a bit heavy. But love my dslr.

[@itsdomtoo]

To be fair, you’re comparing a cheap entry level mirrorless with a higher end professional grade DSLR, not really a good matchup obviously the DSLR wins

[@mrbanks08]

prefer none cus im broke

[@adriancoanda9227]

Mirrorles can get a high distance since fotons aren't obstructed

[@digitalizalochannel]

Nikon D3200. That's my fav cam. And It's a DSLR

[@realamericannegro977]

I perfer mirrorless cause they are smaller and have focus peaking

[@alexmirza5210]

Mirrorless is quicker, but actually I really like the speed and accuracy combined with dslr ergonomics of the old sony SLT cameras. No flip mirror but some light loss.

[@dashcam_in_the_bush]

I like that my DSLR is chunkier, I find it more comfortable to hold. I also prefer the heavier weight to counterbalance my telelens. Although I’m tempted by mirrorless now that I find myself doing some more videography every now and then.

[@ruhithudakara2802]

i love dlsr ❤️

[@riffswatch1559]

If you're already into photography, it's probably not unreasonably to suggest you're in the DSLR ecosphere. Changing up is likely to cost a fortune and your ROI is going to take a millenium or four

[@Soul_Out]

Always Nikon d850 and canon mark d4

[@shydncrumph8119]

mirrorless. why? i know nothing about cameras and that's what the shop had available. very happy with it, though.

[@benjaminzarkhin1293]

What should a novice start with- an optical, or digital viewfinder?

[@lfa9329]

Evf

[@gielandreileano6185]

I went from a nikon d3400 (crop sensor entry level dslr) to a sony alpha a7rII and it definitely wasnt lighter 😅

[@PhotographyWithinfocus]

Thats because so many nikon digital cameras are made of plastic

[@waegnw3504]

I have never seen a mirrorless camera with the LCD viewfinder "on top" of the camera as stated here. Unless, of course you purchase a 3rd party monitor and mount it to either a camera cage (or the camera's hot-shoe mount) on top of the camera. Mirrorless cameras have an LCD screen at the back of the camera, not "on top" of the camera.

[@qelapafu]

Up until recently EVF delay and resolution was trash.

[@michaelballance1893]

Does a DSLR have any advantage compared to a mirrorless camera? Please enlighten me.

[@ameliashandcraftedmemes7888]

Better battery life, cheaper so easier to get a high quality one

[@koustavchakraborty5775]

Mirrorless with lens mounts...

[@paulgrosse7631]

Leica mirrorless. Any.

[@Heyllow]

Thanks to mirrorless, DSLR prices have dropped 🙏

[@qwiklok]

I have both those cameras. they're both great, but the Sony is waaay ahead. IBIS, use any lens anywhere to some degree, except Sony Glass is world-class. low light, way ahead, clean high ISO,

[@pp3857]

Hi, can someone help me decide? Should i go for advanced dlsr like canon 90d, or go for entry level mirorless, like canon r50???

[@PhotographyWithinfocus]

Go for Sony. The colors are unbeatable. I switched from canon DSLRs to Sony mirrorless cameras. Trust me, once you realize you can see how the picture will look before you take it, there is no going back.

[@urbanie]

@@PhotographyWithinfocus same story here, but my main issue with DSLRs is that they were very slow to use, the menu was crap, button layout was weird, autofocus was slow and noisy, lenses were rough and plasticky. colors werent really the issue for me as im still gonna edit the image, video capabilities sure improve drastically

[@PhotographyWithinfocus]

@@urbanie real

[@DOGHUNTER.]

Lens expensive than camera 💀

[@rtyt2007]

DSLR all the way. Mirrorless cameras feel like toys compared to proper DSLR cameras. Also can’t stand EVFs as they make me feel like I’m not shooting a camera. The ergonomics and fun factor also makes DSLRs beat any mirrorless camera for me

[@zafarhashmi929]

Mirrorless are better at handling iso tho

[@pattrickdavis5996]

dslr because the dslr have a viewfinder screen button so it can show up on the screen

[@grassSherman]

DSLRsall the way

[@sls12III]

"Much smaller and lighter than dslr's" I doubt about the lighter part since my dslr was way lighter than the mirror less cams I've tried.

[@suresh-ke4py]

Which cam?

[@shn1cel232]

Fuji💘💘💘💘

[@jakubkomosinski608]

Canon 600D with 17-55 kit Sigma apo dg 70-300 macro Yongnuo 50/1.8mm Why i use dslr? Because i have No money XD its funny and sad It was 1300zl or 320 USD

[@thenickli]

Film

[@honzic33]

i like dslr more

[@sadetwizelve]

Dslr 4L

[@babitheone]

I Use My Mobile Camera Only

[@aaleko]

Mirrorless made everyone a photographer.

[@golem_videomaking]

the only usage difference between them are no continuous autofocus and the ovf that i NEVER understand why someone still prefer to NOT KNOW what is going on with the real photo the sensor is capturing. so there are basically no difference in usage, what's your talking about? fastest and continuous autofocus? or the ovf that most photographers never used and finally can cos now have a sense? (not considering the 100% of videographers that can't simply use ovf anyway). maybe the low light performance? in my experience if you are a bad photographer you can shoot with an A1 and still shooting shit, if you're a great photographer you can shoot with a 1st gen iPod touch and make an entire book out of it

[@BagzAndPresident]

*cell phones

[@tusharawale8058]

like no 1k

[@mostlymessingabout]

I prefer a TLR 😂

[@iawla8741]

much lighter than dslr.. 200g is not a huge difference

[@RathJ13]

it kind of is when dealing with such small weights. 200g is not a huge difference when talking about something that weighs 10 lbs. It's a pretty big difference when talking about something that weighs less than 2 lbs

[@itsdomtoo]

200g is a MASSIVE difference what’re you talking about? Try different bodies at different weights, you’ll find even a 50g difference is substantial to feel and potential fatigue when shooting for long periods of time

[@iawla8741]

@@itsdomtoo oh seriously? my working setup is 1DMkIV + 24-70 2.8, i really don’t care about camera weight. If camera has a normal grips and normal ergonomic weight doesn’t matter. For a long time i worked with 5Dmk2-3 and 1D is more comfortable asfm

[@themartyupshawchannel3248]

Mirrorless. I went from a t3i to an R6 and I haven’t looked back.

[@bobjohnson9597]

All point and shoots are mini mirrorless cameras so nothing new here. All camera styles are awesome if it makes you want to pick it up and use it, so get off your you know what and take some videos and pictures.

[@MattSullivn]

Well scripted

[@1000sofusernames]

One is for soft lads. Canon 1 series gang.

[@nicc2366]

‘What’s the difference between electric cars and gas cars?’ “Well they do the same thing, they allow you to get to places, but one is electric and one is gas powered” OH NAH SHEET SHERLOCK! 💀

[@alfoutdoors9660]

Sony mirrorless cameras have better battery life than DSLR's!

[@TomCalton]

That's not true for all models.

[@alfoutdoors9660]

@@TomCalton My A7C has a battery life of 740 shots...

[@itsdomtoo]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@alfoutdoors9660you can’t speak in such broad terms, a Nikon DSLR has 4000+ shots per charge, it just depends on the camera

[@Keimzy]

A7iv with the sony 50 mm is simply an unbeatable setup

[@VicktorGalcar]

DSLR,I have plenty of lenses for this!

[@jde1780]

It comes down to money. The less I spend on new equipment, the better. I don't have a bottomless wallet.

[@TomCalton]

I think that's fair. Photography is not all about spending thousands on the latest and greatest. It's more about the person behind the camera and their creativity and knowledge.