List of Mirrorless cameras

[ricktas]

To get this new forum started I have created a list of the current mirrorless cameras available.

Fixed Lens


Fujifilm X100S
Fujifilm X100T



Leica X Vario


Nikon Coolpix A

Panasonic Lumix LX100
Panasonic Lumix FZ1000

Ricoh GR

Sigma DP1 Merrill, DP2 Merrill, DP3 Merrill

Sony RX1 R

Interchangeable Lens

Canon EOS M
Canon EOS M2

Fujifilm X-A1
Fujifilm X-M1
Fujifilm X-E2
Fujiflim X-T1

Kodak S-1

Leica M9
Leica M9-P
Leica M-Monochrom
Leica T

Olympus OMD E-M10
Olympus OM-D E-M1
Olympus OMD EM5
Olympus PEN E-P5

Olympus PL7

Pentax K-01

Panasonic Lumix DMC G5
Panasonic Lumix DMC GX7
Panasonic Lumix DMC GM 1
Panasonic Lumix DMC-G6
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF6
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4
Lumix GM5

Samsung NX1


Sony Alpha 7
Sony Alpha 7R
Sony NEX 5 T
Alpha 3000
Alpha 5000
A6000

If I have missed any, please add to the thread. There are older models, but I tried to limit this list to the current model round-up. If someone else wants to create a list of previous/superseded models, please feel free to add them to this thread

[rackham]

Fixed lens - Fujifilm X100S.

I have an uncomfortably strong desire to purchase one of those.

[davsv1]

Interchangeable lens

Olympus OMD EM-1
Olympus OMD E-M10, just announced soon to be released
Sony A7
Sony A7r

[ROA44]

The Nikon 1 series are mirror less aren't they? with the added advantage are able to support the Nikon F lenses via their adapter which opens up a much broader appeal.

[I @ M]

The Nikon 1 series are mirror less aren't they? with the added advantage are able to support the Nikon F lenses via their adapter which opens up a much broader appeal.

They are a mirror less but we were trying to keep it down to 135mm, apsc and four thirds sensor otherwise we run into just about every compact and point and shoot in the market place.

As for lens use, I would have to delve deeply into the specs of all models but I am pretty sure that you will be able to mount many makes and model lenses to the majority of the models listed via adaptors and that isn't limited to the makers own lenses or mount. As an example, you can get a Leica to Sony adaptor ----

[swifty]

Rick: your fixed lens list would probably be more accurately labeled large sensor fixed lens cameras since all the fixed lens cameras are mirrorless really.
You can definitely add the Ricoh GR, Leica X2 and Canon G1X on that list too.

The Canon EOS M should go under interchangeable.

A few more current products under interchangeable lens:

Olympus E-PL6
Olympus E-PM2

Panasonic GH3
Panasonic G6
Panasonic GF6

Fujifilm X-Pro1

Blackmagic Cinema Camera
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
Blackmagic Production Camera

Kodak/JKImaging S1

All the Sony ex-NEX line that is now undergoing a name change so I'm a bit confused what's current atm.

All the Samsung NX cameras - I'm less familiar with the NX line so don't really know what's current.

Do you consider M digital RFs mirrorless?
If so, then the M 240, M Monochrom and M-E

[ricktas]

Thanks Swifty for the additions. We actually thought you might like this forum.

[swifty]

Lol, am I that obvious!!

[ricktas]

Lol, am I that obvious!!

Yes..in a good way

[arthurking83]

Leica!

Leica M series.
Leica also have many compact cameras .. basically rebranded (ie. expensively priced) Panasonics.
Not sure on all the formats of all the models.

I'll do a bit of searching on them.

So far there's M9 M9-P and M-Monochrom
(note that there's also the M7, which is film but still a current model, and the discontinued M8)

of the smallies .. I have no idea(yet).

EDIT:
fixed lens models:

X-2
X-Vario

Note there are also two stylized variants of the X- series, which are X-2's with fancy pants paint and textures.

[Fruengalli]

Lumix GX1 have it & am really enjoying it

[Analog6]

So do those cameras come under rangefinders? Surely there is a list for them, too?

And to the mirrorless list add the new Fuji X-T10.

As I've said, I'm delighted with my Fuji choices, the X-M1 and X-T1 are excellent cameras and the Fuji jpeg recipe is second to none, IMHO. And I am enjoying going out and about again without heavy cameras & lenses weighing me down.

[mpb]

Sony also have
Alpha 3000
Alpha 5000
NEX 6
Interchangeable Lens cameras available and just announced Alpha 6000

[ricktas]

Sony also have
Alpha 3000
Alpha 5000
NEX 6
Interchangeable Lens cameras available and just announced Alpha 6000

thanks. We were trying to keep this list to the current models, not the superseeded ones.

[mpb]

thanks. We were trying to keep this list to the current models, not the superseeded ones.

All currently available on the sony australia website, at the time of posting, (with exception of recently announced a6000) is that current enough?

[I @ M]

All currently available on the sony australia website, at the time of posting, (with exception of recently announced a6000) is that current enough?

When the list was starting to be compiled I tried to set a start date for models as those released in 2013 onwards as the forum is a new one in 2014, if we were to include every mirrorless that has been released someone would have to spend hours writing the list and most of us simply don't have that time to spare. As new models enter the market we will try to update the list when we have time.
Thanks for adding another couple of recent models, I will edit them in.

[swifty]

Might be wise to wait until after CP+ to make a compilation since there's a lot of action in this arena as can be seen from the announcements in the last few days. There may be a few more to come in the coming days.

Just to keep track of things, a few of the recent updates that hasn't been mentioned here:

Sigma DP Quattro series (replacing the DP Merrills??)
Canon G1X Mark II
Panasonic GH4

[Arg]

Hi guys, just seeking clarity on scope of this forum.

Rick's forum subtitle says "Discussions on mirror-less (EVF, OVF, Hybrid) cameras, whether Full Frame (FF), APS-C or four thirds (4/3) sensor based."

That is clear enough to me, but just wanted to check if it was really intended to pick up all the fixed-lens cameras.

The original concept of mirrorless was system cameras, i.e. interchangable lens cameras or CSC (compact system camera), or as Panasonic call them DSLM (digital single lens mirrorless). The idea was to take a DSLR and remove the mirror box: what remains is 'mirrorless DSLR'.

Fixed lens digital cameras predate the term mirrorless, e.g. all digital compacts and 'bridge' cameras, and some large-sensor models like the Sony R1 and the Sigma DP range.

Also, OVF rangefinder-type digital cameras (with or without lens systems) predate the term mirrorless, e.g. the Leicas.

Therefore mirrorless is really only the interchangeable-lens camera with no optical view. (the mirror having been removed). Think DSLM.

OK that sounds all very theoretical, so what? Well in a practical sense, can I suggest separation of fixed lens and interchangable lens cameras into separate sub-forums, as the discussions are completely different in flavour. Separation of EVF and other VF is probably not serving a practical purpose.

[I @ M]

Arg, it is really quite simple, seeing as it is a new forum we are trying to promote discussion on cameras released from 2013 > that have a FF ( a sensor size of around 36mm x 24mm ), APSC or 4/3 sensor and are not a traditional DSLR.

If you know of any models that fall under that criteria please feel free to post and they will be added to the list.

[Arg]

Well, posts 6, 10, 11 and 16 made numerous suggestions of current models that have not subsequently been added to the list.